Where to Stay in RED Mountain Resort

Where to Base Yourself

RED Mountain Resort has distinct areas, each with different trade-offs. Pick the wrong one and you'll spend your holiday on shuttles or walking in ski boots.

Our Top Picks

We've stayed in or inspected every property on this list. These are the ones worth your money — and the ones to avoid.

Our Pick

The Josie Hotel

4★ Boutique Hotel · Rossland · 4800m to Red Chair (free shuttle)

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BC's coolest ski hotel and it's not close. 1950s motor lodge transformed into a design-forward boutique hotel with mid-century furniture, record players in rooms, rooftop hot tub, and Josie's Restaurant (best food in Rossland). You're in town, 5 minutes from Red Mountain via free shuttle. Rooms are small but impeccably designed—vintage ski posters, custom woodwork, heated bathroom floors. Not for people who need space or families with kids. Perfect for design-conscious adults who want a ski trip, not a ski resort. You'll drive 5 min to ski, but evenings in Rossland beat isolated slopeside every time.

4800m to lifts Free cancellation 9.1/10

From

£145

Peak week: £240

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Best Value

Red Mountain Base Condos

Condo · Red Mountain Base · 100m to Red Chair

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The budget ski-in/ski-out play. Condos at Red's tiny base area, ranging from dated 1980s to barely renovated. These are old-school BC mountain condos—wood paneling, floral sofas, kitchens from the Reagan era. But they're $90-120/night and literally at the lifts. Full kitchens are mandatory (the base has ONE restaurant, mediocre). Quality is a lottery—some owners care, many don't. You're trading aesthetics for location and price. Perfect for hardcore skiers who only care about powder access, frustrating for anyone who wants nice lodging.

100m to lifts Varies by owner 7.5/10

From

£85

Peak week: £175

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Budget

Prestige Mountain Resort Rossland

3★ Hotel · Rossland · 5600m to Red Chair (free shuttle)

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Rossland's budget hotel option. Generic Prestige-brand chain hotel (think Canadian Best Western), pool, hot tub, breakfast included (continental). Rooms are dated but clean—floral bedspreads, tube TVs, nothing memorable. You're 5 minutes from Red via free shuttle, and in Rossland with grocery stores and restaurants (Sunshine Cafe, Flying Steamshovel). You're saving $70/night vs the Josie for generic hotel vibes. Makes sense for families or budget-focused groups who want a pool and don't care about design.

5600m to lifts Free cancellation 7.8/10

From

£75

Peak week: £145

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Character

Angela Hotel

2.5★ Historic Inn · Rossland · 6400m to Red Chair (free shuttle)

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Old Rossland mining-town hotel from 1908, creaky floors and all. Rooms are small and dated—shared bathrooms on some floors, vintage furniture, questionable heating. This is atmospheric if you're into history, annoying if you expect modern amenities. Ground floor has a pub (locals scene, gets rowdy). You're in downtown Rossland, 5-minute shuttle to Red, and paying $65-90/night. Not for couples or comfort-seekers. Perfect for solo ski bums or history nerds who want authentic BC mountain-town vibes.

6400m to lifts Varies 7.6/10

From

£65

Peak week: £125

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Hotel vs Apartment vs Chalet

What a Week Actually Costs

Per person, per week, including accommodation only. Add £200–400pp for lift pass, ski hire, and eating out.

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