Ski all day, spa all night: Hilton’s travel perks make slope trips easier

Winter sports trips can be ideally romantic, but they’re guaranteed to be logistically complicated.

From the gear to the early mornings and the question of whether the lodge you booked will actually be anywhere near the slopes, they can either feel like perfectly orchestrated alpine escapes or a painful shuttle operation involving ski boots and a lot of coffee.

Hilton’s portfolio includes many of the world’s most iconic ski destinations, which means you’re arriving somewhere designed for people who plan to spend their mornings on the mountain and their evenings recovering from it — and everything is taken care of from there.

Across Hilton properties near major winter sport hubs, the focus is on making the experience seamless. Think equipment rentals organized on-site, transportation to and from the slopes, spacious rooms where families or friend groups can actually unpack, and cozy lounges that feel particularly satisfying after several hours of skiing, snowboarding or attempting either of those activities with varying degrees of grace.

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Hilton’s winter travel lineup pairs alpine-adjacent hotels with amenities designed for cold-weather travelers, including wellness facilities for post-slope recovery, on-property equipment rental programs, convenient transportation to nearby ski areas and restaurants and lounges that make settling in for the evening easy.

Guests traveling by car can take advantage of the Park and Stay offer, which includes daily parking for each night of the stay when booking directly through Hilton. Planners who lock in their trip early can save up to 15% off the best available rate through Hilton’s Advance Purchase deal when booking at least seven days in advance. The result: a winter sports trip that feels thoughtfully organized before you even click into your skis.

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