Moonlight Basin — Hotel in Big Sky

I have to give the moonlight clubhouse some props. The food was horrible, but it was consistently horrible, so at least they are reliable. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, rain or shine, If you’re going in there, you’re gonna get some low quality food. Luckily, the portions were small, so you don’t have to endure the food for that long.

The breakfast, or lack thereof, was a huge letdown in particular. I’m sorry, but a couple bagels and some parfaits doesn’t constitute a meal. Put a little effort into it! Throw some eggs and bacon out there, for the love of God!

In addition, I have to say, that after trying multiple items on the menu, the burger was without a doubt the most disappointing. I ordered it, thinking, “there’s no way they can mess up a burger”, but it ended up being the driest, most tasteless burger I’ve ever eaten. However, I must say that the service was excellent.

Furthermore, the resort itself was actually very nice, with plenty of amenities, and high class and comfortable lodging. Also, The scenery was absolutely breathtaking, and likely saved this from being a 1. But, looking on the bright side, this resort has a lot of upside because with decent food options, this is easily a...

Moonlight Basin is a fantastic destination for anyone looking to experience the beauty of Montana in luxury. The ski terrain is phenomenal, offering diverse runs for all levels and breathtaking views of the Rockies. The accommodations are first-rate, blending rustic charm with modern amenities.

The staff at Moonlight Basin are incredibly welcoming and provide excellent service, ensuring a memorable stay. Dining options are varied and delicious, featuring locally sourced ingredients that highlight the flavors of the region.

Beyond skiing, Moonlight Basin offers a wide range of activities, including hiking, golfing on a stunning course, and fly fishing in pristine waters. The commitment to preserving the natural environment is evident in the well-maintained trails and facilities.

Overall, Moonlight Basin delivers a perfect mix of adventure, relaxation, and luxury. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking an extraordinary mountain getaway. Highly...

Wish I could give it zero stars. Food is over priced and terrible selections. Nachos and wings stop being served at around 5ish (right when you get done ski/snowboarding). The service is absolutely the worst I've ever experienced--can't even get a salad right (it was almost like the movie 5 easy pieces). This place is "membership only" and it costs an astronomical amount of $$$ a year. If you're paying that kinda money you should never hear a harsh no. Even at Chick-fil-A they say my pleasure when I'm spending less than $10. The dumbest business model I've ever witnessed for a restaurant/bar/kids center/pool. Gone bankrupt many times for obvious reasons. The valet lost the keys to our car twice and still had a "where's my tip attitude." Dude I'm not making this up, the only thing that makes sense to me is the person who owns this place wants to lose money. The membership was given to me for my vacation stay for free and I still...