Steamboat Lodging was created for discerning travelers who are looking for vacation rentals that live up to their expectations. We provide our guests with accommodations in Steamboat Springs that have great locations, the modern touches you’d find in a high-end home, and the amenities of a nice hotel – or better!

1. Steamboat Lodging was created for discerning travelers who are looking for vacation
rentals that live up to their expectations.
We provide our guests with accommodations in Steamboat Springs that have great
locations, the modern touches you’d find in a high-end home, and the amenities of a nice
hotel – or better!

2. On this website, you’ll find mountain properties with ski in, ski out access, new properties
with convenient access to Steamboat Ski Resort, and downtown vacation rentals that are
just a short walk to dinner.

3. If you’re visiting Steamboat Springs to enjoy winter activities or summer activities, you
may be ready for some downtime by the end of the day. And if you’re going to spend your
downtime “at home,” you want your vacation rental to be as nice as possible!

4. After a hard day on the mountain, you can expect to relax in a bubbling hot tub… or put
your feet up in front of a warm fire and watch a large-screen TV. Many of the properties
on this website offer heated swimming pools and breath-taking views of the mountains.
And all of the vacation rentals provide the perks of an upscale hotel, including frequent
maid service.

5. This gorgeous private home in the Chadwick Estates neighborhood has 4 bedrooms and
4.5 bathrooms, as well as a separate private suite with its own entrance that serves as a
5th bedroom and additional bathroom. No expense has been spared in this multi-level
mountain escape. Each room features the finest furnishings and beautiful art work.

6. Howelsen Place is the address of Old Town Steamboat. Located at the site of the famous
Harbor Hotel at 7th and Lincoln, this property captures the historical significance of ski
jumping by introducing a bronze statue of Carl Howelsen, the one time world record
holder for ski jumping and prominent, turn of the century Steamboat Springs resident.