Plan your Winter Games trip with hotel options in the host city, alpine resort areas, and transit-friendly towns connecting you to the mountains and arenas.
Winter Olympic host regions usually combine a main city hub with multiple mountain clusters. We help you balance easy transport to events with time for skiing, sightseeing, and nightlife.
Whether you are following one sport, staying for the full Games, or planning a quick long-weekend, our team can suggest hotel areas, sample itineraries, and minimum stays based on current Games schedules and room blocks.
Decide how you want to split your stay — nights in the main host city, mountain resorts, or a mix of both. These are the most popular options for Winter Games travelers.
Stay near the Opening/Closing Ceremony venues, indoor sports arenas, media zones, and rail hubs. Ideal for guests who want restaurants, shopping, and nightlife at their doorstep.
Alpine hotels and lodges near ski, snowboard, and sliding venues. Perfect if your tickets are focused on one mountain cluster or if you want to combine the Games with real ski days.
Start your trip in the host city for ceremonies and early events, then move to the mountains for the second half of your stay — or the other way around.
Chain hotels and guest houses in suburban towns or secondary cities connected by train, bus, or highway to the main venues.
Apartments in the city or chalets in the mountains with kitchens, living areas, and multiple bedrooms — perfect for groups traveling together.
Long-stay hotels, aparthotels, and serviced apartments built for media crews, event staff, sponsors, and fans staying the full length of the Games.
Every Winter Games is unique, but most follow a similar pattern: one main city hub plus one or more mountain clusters. Below is a sample layout to help you picture how hotel areas might divide up. Exact dates and venues are always subject to official updates.
| Example dates | Area | Venue cluster | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opening weekend | Main host city | Opening Ceremony & arenas | Best for ceremonies, indoor sports, fan zones & nightlife. |
| Mid-Games | Mountain resort cluster A | Alpine skiing & snowboarding | Stay near slopes, combine race days with free-ski time. |
| Mid-Games | Mountain resort cluster B | Sliding sports & Nordic events | Smaller villages, scenic valleys, quieter nights. |
| Final weekend | Return to host city | Medal events & Closing Ceremony | Great for farewell dinners, shopping & city sightseeing. |
Share your Winter Games dates, venues, and group size, and we’ll outline a simple plan: where to stay first, when to move, and which areas fit your budget and style.
Winter Olympic rooms tighten quickly once schedules and ticket windows open. Tell us how many guests, which events you’re targeting, and how long you’d like to stay.