Taos Launches All-Inclusive Luxury Ski Package Starting At $2,750 Per Person, Per Night
Taos Ski Valley is introducing a ski vacation where someone else handles nearly everything, from finding your next run to arranging dinner. The starting price: $2,750 per person, per night.
The New Mexico resort unveiled Taos by Belvedere in its 2026-27 winter announcement. Designed for groups of 4 to 16, the hosted package combines penthouse accommodations, private guiding, dining and wellness, with a recommended five-night stay.
At the advertised starting rate, five nights works out to $13,750 per person, or $55,000 for four guests. That is a base-rate calculation, not a final booking quote.
According to the official Taos by Belvedere website, pricing varies by dates and group size. Smaller parties are charged a four-person minimum, and the program is accepting a maximum of 20 groups this winter. Five nights is recommended but not a mandatory minimum.
What Does That Price Include?
The package includes a four-bedroom penthouse at The Blake, plus meals and beverages, itinerary planning, a dedicated concierge and private roundtrip airport transfers.
This is by no way a standard hotel room. The Blake’s lodging information describes its four-bedroom penthouse as approximately 3,379 square feet spread across two floors, with two living spaces, four bathrooms, a full kitchen and a gas fireplace. The hotel sits steps from Lift 1 and includes a restaurant, spa, fitness center and ski valet.
The location is part of the appeal. As Unofficial Networks explored during Taos’s 70th-anniversary season, staying at The Blake keeps guests close to both the mountain and the resort’s après scene.
On the skiing side, the package includes lift tickets, privately guided skiing with instructors, boot fitting, demo equipment and First Tracks access. One day of guided skiing or snowshoeing in the privately owned Northside backcountry is also included, weather permitting.
Off the mountain, the published inclusions cover private yoga, one massage per adult and guided cultural tours of historic downtown Taos and Taos Pueblo.
The experience is marketed as all-inclusive, but there are exclusions. Additional Northside days, extra spa treatments, gratuities and incidentals are not included in the advertised package.
A Luxury Package, Not the Price of Admission
The distinction matters. Taos is not charging $2,750 simply to ride its lifts.
In the same winter announcement, the resort advertised adult early-season lift tickets starting at $75 through December 10. Its planned opening date is November 26, 2026.
Those are entirely different products, and comparing the prices as though they buy the same experience would miss the point.
The Belvedere package is aimed at travelers who want to hand over the planning, logistics and daily decisions along with the expense. Rather than separately booking lodging, arranging instruction, choosing restaurants and coordinating transportation, they are buying a trip organized around their group.
Whether that convenience is worth the bill is a personal calculation. But the proposition is clear: Taos wants guests to spend less time figuring out their ski vacation and more time enjoying it.
For this particular version, bringing three friends does not make it a budget trip.
About Taos Ski Valley
Nestled among the highest peaks of New Mexico’s Sangre de Cristo mountains, Taos Ski Valley is a year-round destination that delivers a pure mountain experience. Independently owned and operated, Taos Ski Valley strives to be better, not bigger. Whether skiing, riding, hiking, biking, or more, visitors of Taos Ski Valley are invigorated by the essence of the outdoors and inspired to make memories that last a lifetime.
Taos Ski Valley is North America’s only Certified B Corporation® ski resort and one of only two in the world, making it a leader in the global movement for an inclusive, equitable, and regenerative society. Its commitment to protecting the environment is demonstrated by its effort to become a CarbonNeutral® certified business since 2021 and its goal to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2030.
Taos Ski Valley is proud to participate in the Mountain Collective and Ikon Pass programs, and to be a Fast Company 2023 Most Innovative Company. To learn more about Taos Ski Valley, visit www.skitaos.com
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