The Collection
Four houses, and you can see all of them from where you are standing. No search bar, no page two, no filter that returns nothing.
Every house here is the best version of one particular thing: the flagship lodge, the riverfront retreat with a geodome in the trees, the Glacier basecamp, the condo a few strides from the chairlift. We do not take a second house in the same category, and we do not take a house we would not put our own family in.
Which means the choice in front of you is genuinely a choice, not a scroll. If you would rather simply be told, send the dates and the occasion and we will answer with one name and hold it while you think.
A million-dollar renovation, five king suites each with its own bath, and a twelve-seat cinema behind a red curtain. Two hot tubs and two saunas face the Glacier peaks. When the northern lights come out, they come out over this deck.
Forty feet of the Stillwater off the back deck, a hundred yards from Stillwater Lake, and seven more lakes inside five miles. A barrel sauna, a hot tub, and a glass geodome that lights up at dusk. Five boats wait on the lawn.
Twelve minutes from Glacier’s West Entrance, the last stop before the mountains. A hot tub aimed at the peaks you walked that morning, a game room for when the weather turns, and two king suites so nobody takes the lesser room. Dogs welcome.
Two hundred feet from Chair 1, in the middle of the Village. A retired chairlift bench pulled up to the dinner table, a wood-burning fire, and a designer who reconsidered every inch of it. Après is out the back door.
Whichever one you choose, the week is the same shape.
What they share
Different houses, one standard. It is the reason the collection stays small.
The fire is laid, the hot tub is up to temperature before you turn into the driveway, and the cupboards are stocked past the point of sense. You will not need the shop on the first night, or probably at all.
The same people prepare all four. Nothing is subcontracted to whoever was free. It is why we know which guest is in which house tonight and what they asked for.
A chef in your kitchen, skis fitted at the door, a Glacier day with the tickets already held. Ask on the Tuesday for the Thursday and it is usually still possible.
Every message, at any hour of the stay, answered by a person who knows the house you are standing in.
Not sure which one
If the week is a wedding, a reunion or a ski trip with a plan, say so. It changes the answer.
For homeowners
That is the point of it. There is room for a few more houses and then the list closes. If yours belongs here, it is worth finding out early.