- Hotel Website: One&Only Moonlight Basin
- Location: Google Maps
- Book: Check availability
- Room: Moonlight Suite – One king bed, Living Room, 1100sqft, pantry, lounge area, dining area, overlooking Lone Mountain Big Sky.
- Review Score: Results of our review
- Hotel Facts: One&Only Moonlight Basin opened in November 2025, making it one of the newest ultra-luxury properties in North America. In 2026, it entered its very first summer season, meaning early guests have been part of a true grand debut.
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- True ski-in, ski-out: Direct access to Big Sky Mountain with full ski storage and boot drying on-site.
- 4-lane bowling alley: One of the most unique amenities found at any luxury hotel. Full bar and menu service included.
- Real wood fireplaces: Both the lobby and outdoor areas feature log-burning fireplaces refilled every few hours.
- Wonderful Restaurants: A large menu with mountain views, a standout steak, and a memorable wine send-off at every dinner.
- Outdoor lawn games: Ax throwing, lasso, throwing golf, ping-pong, and more — right on the main backyard.
- All-day coffee & brunch: Free coffee and water nearly all day, plus a brunch bar open until 3 PM with cocktails to go.
- The resort is accessible by car from Big Sky Town Center, with a scenic switchback climb of roughly 1,200 feet. Town Center is 6250ft above sea level, Montage is 7500ft above sea level.
- The pool bar is closed during shoulder season. Plan pool and cocktail time around summer or winter visits.
- The bowling alley can get busy — make a reservation in advance to secure lanes during peak times.
- The in-room minibar leaves no space for personal items. Request ice or keep wine outside overnight in cold weather.
- The in-room speaker is minimal — consider bringing your own portable speaker for a better ambiance.
- Booking through Classic Travel unlocks complimentary breakfast and additional amenities not available when booking direct.
- Outdoor walking and hiking trails are limited — the resort is surrounded by neighboring properties.
- The property has an energetic, social atmosphere. It can get lively — lighter sleepers should note this.
🍸 Bar
🏋️ Gym
🚗 House car
🏢 Meeting rooms
🍽️ Restaurants
The Luxe Atlas Rating
Design: 9.1/10
Vibe: 9.1/10
Romantic: 9.4/10
Air Conditioning: 7.2/10
Room: 9.4/10
Food: 9/10
Location: 10/10
Gym/Fitness: 10/10
Cleanliness: 10/10
Wow Factor: 9.5/10
Overall Experience: 9.27/10
One&Only Moonlight Basin Map
One&Only Moonlight Basin is a luxury resort nestled in Big Sky, Montana, designed for year-round mountain escapes. This marks the brand’s first U.S. property, fully opened in late 2025, and stands out as Big Sky’s most design-forward luxury hotel to date.
Crafted by renowned architecture firm Olson Kundig—recently recognized in 2026 for their global hospitality work—the resort’s design draws on the firm’s experience with Aman, Six Senses, Auberge, and Four Seasons. Expect bold architecture, exquisite materials, and floor-to-ceiling glass that frames the spectacular landscape like artwork.
While there are a few quirks in the property layout—not all rooms within the same category offer the same views—the overall setting is outstanding. The atmosphere is modern, tranquil, refined, and highly personalized.
Before your stay, it’s worth reviewing the resort map. It clearly shows room categories, the spa and fitness center, gondola access, tennis courts, the resort pool, and main gathering areas, helping you plan your visit and select the perfect accommodation for your preferences.
One&Only Resorts
Experiencing ultra-luxury properties is not always a perfect endeavor. Every so often, however, a resort exceeds every expectation and raises the bar entirely. One&Only Moonlight Basin is exactly that kind of place. From arrival to departure, the experience was consistently flawless. Nothing felt overlooked, and nothing felt ordinary. The architecture (by Olson Kundig) is bold, modern alpine, with massive glass walls, stone, timber, and views framed like art.
This is the kind of modern luxury that, in our experience, is typically only found internationally. Comparing it to our stays at the Ritz-Carlton in the Maldives and the St. Regis The Palm in Dubai feels appropriate. Very few domestic properties have reached that level — and yet, somehow, this one does.
Arrival — Getting to One&Only Moonlight Basin
The resort is roughly a 50-minute drive from Bozeman Airport. One&Only Moonlight Basin offers private hotel transfers directly to the property. Pricing is per vehicle for up to five passengers.
