McCoy Peak Lodge in Beaver Creek is a gem for travellers who value direct slope access and alpine luxury. Situated right on the mountain, this elegant condominium-style lodge combines the best of both worlds: the independence of private residences and the service touches of a boutique hotel. Guests can click into their skis just steps from the door and return to the lodge via the same run — no shuttles, no crowds, just pure ski-in ski-out bliss.
Inside, McCoy Peak Lodge feels warm and refined. Residences range from studios to five-bedroom condos, with individual layouts, bedding, furnishings and décor varying considerably. Most offer full gourmet kitchens, spacious living and dining areas, stone fireplaces, marble bathrooms and private laundry rooms. Many residences also have balconies or patios and large windows overlooking Beaver Creek Mountain or the valley.
For a condominium property, McCoy Peak has a useful level of service, including an on-site front desk and check-in, concierge assistance, Wi-Fi, underground parking, heated ski lockers and village transportation. Two slopeside hot tubs and the lodge’s impressive communal great room provide a comfortable place to relax after skiing. Guests also have access to the pool and additional hot tubs at Highlands Lodge.
While the lodge doesn’t have a restaurant or spa on-site, guests are only a short 6 minute walk or ski down to Beaver Creek Village, where they’ll find dining, shopping, and après-ski options. For relaxation, McCoy Peak Lodge offers a communal lounge and outdoor hot tubs with views of the slopes — the perfect place to unwind after a powder day. Haymeadow run is directly outside the ski locker room, providing the ultimate ski-in/ski-out access.
What truly sets McCoy Peak Lodge in Beaver Creek apart is its quiet, refined atmosphere. It’s ideal for those who prefer privacy and comfort over the bustle of a larger resort hotel. With top-notch ski access, beautiful condos, and all the essentials for a seamless mountain getaway, it’s a favourite among returning Beaver Creek visitors.
