Ski Hotels in the Laurentides: Ski-In/Ski-Out and Slope-Side Stays

Ski hotels in the Laurentides

Ski-in/ski-out condos, slope-side resorts and budget stays near Tremblant, Saint-Sauveur and the other Laurentian ski hills.

Where to ski and stay

Mont-Tremblant is the region’s biggest ski resort, with a full pedestrian village at the base. Saint-Sauveur and its neighbouring hills are closest to Montreal and famous for night skiing. Sainte-Adèle has smaller, family-friendly slopes.

Slope-side vs village vs shuttle

  • Ski-in/ski-out: the most convenient and the most expensive
  • Village hotels: walk to the lifts, restaurants and après-ski
  • Off-mountain hotels: cheaper, with a short drive or shuttle
  • Condo-hotels: kitchens and space for families and groups

How to save on a ski trip

Ski midweek, avoid the holidays and spring break, look for ski-and-stay packages, and book refundable rates early so you can re-book if prices drop.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When does ski season start in the Laurentides?

Most ski hills open between late November and mid-December and run into late March or April, depending on snow conditions.

Is ski-in/ski-out worth the price?

For families with young kids and for short trips, the time saved is often worth it. For budget trips, a village or off-mountain hotel can save a lot.

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