The $100 million property, dreamed up by Wesley Edens (co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks), takes a luxury ski stay to the next level: It has only four 2-bedroom suites and four 4-bedrooms, each fitted with a chef’s kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, and elegant leather and wood interiors that evoke a modern take on the Wild West.

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Left: Guest bedroom in the Newberry suite | Right: The bar at Old Yellowstone Garage

The resort and members-only Alpine Club is at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, which officially opens for the season on November 28. Caldera House’s prime location in Teton Village lets you ski right out and back in, and is just a few minutes away from Grand Teton National Park, where the hotel staff can arrange everything from a wildlife excursion with a professional photographer to gourmet picnics. Serious ski addicts can even make a date to hit the slopes with Bode Miller—an Olympic gold medalist and one of the top alpine ski racers of all time—and test out custom Bomber skis and poles, or book a backcountry heli-skiing tour.

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Living room and fireplace in one of Caldera House’s four-bedroom suites

After a day of adventuring in the mountains, tuck in for an après cocktail at the on-site Old Yellowstone Garage restaurant or on your private patio, where you can watch the aerial tram zip skiers up and over the treetops. You may never want to leave, and we don’t blame you.

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