Big Sky, Montana, has picked up a new option for travellers who want a proper home rather than a hotel room. InvitedHome, a luxury vacation rental and property management company, has entered the Montana market with 10 penthouses and condominiums now open for booking ahead of the 2026/2027 winter season.
The launch extends InvitedHome's footprint to 11 mountain destinations across North America, joining a roster that already includes Vail and Aspen in Colorado and Park City and Alta in Utah. The Big Sky collection ranges from spacious penthouses in the Mountain Village to private homes, with options sized for family reunions and group ski trips. Summit Penthouse 1003, one of the largest, sleeps up to 11 guests.
Beyond skiing, the area rewards visitors in every season. Guests can fly fish on nearby rivers, hike, or use Big Sky as a base for exploring Yellowstone National Park, which sits within easy reach. InvitedHome's pitch is consistency across its markets: polished residences and a local concierge team who can arrange days on the slopes, book activities and generally act as an on-the-ground contact. CEO James Smith framed it as bringing the same hospitality the brand is known for elsewhere — refined homes, attentive service and 'a real person to call' — to Big Sky.
For travellers, the practical appeal is straightforward. Big Sky's rental market has historically been a patchwork of individually managed condos, so a professional operator with concierge support and vetted homes makes planning a ski holiday there noticeably simpler. It also gives groups who struggle to fit into hotel rooms a credible alternative, particularly those eyeing trips that combine skiing with a Yellowstone side trip in shoulder seasons.
Anyone planning a 2026/2027 winter trip to Big Sky can start comparing InvitedHome's inventory now, with the Mountain Village penthouses the most convenient base for lift access.
