If you love to Ski, then this article is for you! Whether you would ski in the Arctic Circle in Lapland, nestled into the French or Swiss Alps or in the middle of the Rockies in Colorado, you have to check out these Amazing Ski Hotels for this Winter.

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The 7th Room in Finnish Lapland

Sitting ten meters above the ground, the hotel, which was completely created by the Snohetta studio, looks out onto one of Finnish Lapland’s most spectacular views and its Northern Lights. The hotel guests can also enjoy the sauna furnished in light wood, a range of organic beauty products, and its Fifties-style restaurant, with a menu, put together based on the catch of the day. The hotel organizes cross-country ski excursions throughout the forest every day, as well as horse-drawn ski-ing.

Four Seasons Megève

This luxury hotel lies in Megève, directly in front of the Aravis mountain chain. Decorated with a distinct 1930s flavor, the space teems with works of art from the Rothschilds’ private collection. By the garden, guests can also find the exquisite restaurant lead by chef Julien Gatillon, and a Japanese sushi bar. The hotel offers the best of everything, including a 900m² spa which offers treatments by the likes of Espa, Sodashi, and Swiss Perfection. The hotel is the only one in the area to offer direct access to the Mont d’Arbois pistes and also offers heli-ski excursions onto the best pistes in the Alps.

The Chandolin Boutique Hotel in Switzerland

Nestled into the Valais region, the Chandolin Boutique Hotel is typically Alpine and remains intimate with just 25 rooms on offer, all facing the mountains, as well as its Altitude Wellness spa, its fondue-specialist restaurant, and wine cellar, which holds more than 400 bottles. The Chandolin station has access to over 65km of pistes, reaching an altitude of 3000m.

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The Hotel Talisa in Vail

Sitting at the foot of the slopes, the Hotel Talisa immerses its visitors in its friendly atmosphere, in which art, American life, and Alpine inspirations convene. The hotel’s Gessner restaurant, for example, oscillates between Rockies specialties and Swiss cuisine. At the foot of the pistes, the hotel offers a privileged access to the Vail ski zone.

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Source: Vogue France