One&Only Moonlight Basin: Big Sky’s New Luxury Alpine Resort

Perched in the heart of Big Sky’s majestic landscape, One&Only Moonlight Basin marks a transformative moment for luxury travel in North America. This groundbreaking resort, the first U.S. outpost for the renowned One&Only brand, welcomed its inaugural guests on November 18, 2025, ushering in a new era of alpine opulence. Spanning 240 acres within the exclusive Moonlight Basin community, the property offers breathtaking vistas of Lone Mountain, Fan Mountain, and the Spanish Peaks, all framed by vast windows that blur the line between indoors and the untamed wilderness.

Prime Location in Big Sky’s Wilderness Playground

Big Sky, Montana, has long been a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, and One&Only Moonlight Basin elevates it to global luxury status. Situated adjacent to the prestigious Yellowstone Club and just an hour’s drive from Yellowstone National Park, the resort sits within a 3-million-acre national forest teeming with wildlife and adventure opportunities. This strategic positioning makes it an ideal base for exploring the region’s unparalleled natural beauty, from geothermal wonders to pristine alpine meadows.

• Proximity to Yellowstone: A quick scenic drive unlocks geysers, bison herds, and hiking trails in one of America’s crown jewel parks.
• Moonlight Basin Community: Integrated into a master-planned enclave with private homes, ensuring seclusion amid luxury amenities.
• Year-Round Accessibility: High-speed gondolas and private transfers connect guests seamlessly to ski slopes, summer trails, and more.

The resort’s location amplifies Montana’s ‘Big Sky Country’ moniker, with endless horizons and crisp mountain air that invigorate every stay.

Luxurious Accommodations Tailored for Every Traveler

One&Only Moonlight Basin boasts 123 meticulously designed keys, blending rustic elegance with contemporary sophistication. Guestrooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing panoramic mountain views, while hotel cabins offer cozy retreats with private fireplaces and outdoor soaking tubs. For ultimate privacy, private residences provide multi-bedroom sanctuaries equipped with chef’s kitchens, home theaters, and dedicated concierge services.

Every space incorporates locally sourced materials like reclaimed wood and stone, harmonizing with the surrounding pines and peaks. Sustainability is woven into the design, with energy-efficient systems and eco-conscious furnishings ensuring a light environmental footprint.

World-Class Wellness and Spa Experiences

At 17,000 square feet, the resort’s spa and wellness center is a sanctuary of rejuvenation amid the rugged Rockies. Drawing on One&Only’s global expertise, it features treatment rooms with heated tables, a vitality pool, Finnish sauna, steam rooms, and experiential therapies inspired by Montana’s natural elements.

• Signature Treatments: Alpine herb massages, crystal steam rituals, and pine-infused scrubs harnessing local botanicals.
• Fitness Facilities: State-of-the-art gym with yoga studios, personal training, and outdoor fitness classes under the stars.
• Holistic Programs: Wellness retreats focusing on mindfulness, nutrition, and adventure therapy.

Guests can unwind post-ski with a restorative soak overlooking the Spanish Peaks or join guided forest bathing sessions in the adjacent wilderness. This holistic approach positions the spa as a destination in itself, rivaling the world’s finest.

Culinary Excellence with Mountain Flair

Dining at One&Only Moonlight Basin elevates regional ingredients to Michelin-worthy heights across four distinct venues, all now open to the public. The Landing, a summer favorite, offers casual lakeside fare, while a Japanese-Korean fusion spot delivers umami-rich dishes like wagyu tartare and seafood hot pots.

1. Main Restaurant: Farm-to-table Montana cuisine with game meats, foraged mushrooms, and panoramic dining rooms.
2. Japanese-Korean Eatery: Innovative fusion blending sushi, bibimbap, and robata grilling.
3. The Landing: Al fresco burgers, salads, and craft cocktails by the water.
4. Ski Lodge Bistro: Hearty après-ski fare like fondue and local brews (opened December 2024).

Lead chefs source from nearby ranches and fisheries, pairing dishes with an extensive wine list featuring Pacific Northwest vintages and rare international bottles. Private dining in residences or exclusive chef’s table experiences cater to discerning palates.

Adventure and Skiing at Its Finest

Winter transforms the resort into a skier’s paradise, with direct access to Moonlight Basin’s 5,800 acres of terrain via a high-speed gondola. Lone Mountain’s challenging bowls and glades await, serviced by award-winning lifts and snowcat tours for backcountry thrills. Summer shifts to hiking, mountain biking, fly-fishing in blue-ribbon trout streams, and horseback riding through wildflower-strewn valleys.

• Ski Season Highlights: 180+ trails, terrain parks, kids’ programs, and heli-skiing partnerships.
• Summer Pursuits: Zip lines, rafting, golf at nearby courses, and stargazing tours.
• Family Adventures: Nature camps, scavenger hunts, and wildlife safaris spotting elk and bears.

The One&Only Sky Lodge, unveiled in December 2024, serves as a stylish base for slope-side après with fire pits and live music.

A Year-Round Haven for Discerning Guests

Beyond seasons, the resort curates bespoke experiences like private photography expeditions, indigenous cultural immersions, and wellness escapes. Events range from intimate weddings to corporate retreats, all supported by One&Only’s legendary service standards.

In a post-opening surge, early reviews praise the seamless blend of adrenaline and serenity, cementing Big Sky’s status as a global destination. Reservations are filling fast, with packages bundling spa credits, lift tickets, and guided tours.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When did One&Only Moonlight Basin open?

The resort officially welcomed guests on November 18, 2025, following the Sky Lodge debut in December 2024.

What dining options are available?

Four venues: Japanese-Korean fusion, The Landing, main fine dining, and ski lodge bistro, emphasizing local flavors.

Is it family-friendly?

Yes, with kids’ clubs, family cabins, and tailored adventures for all ages.

How far is Yellowstone National Park?

About one hour by car, perfect for day trips.

What wellness facilities does it offer?

A 17,000 sq ft spa with pools, saunas, and Montana-inspired treatments.