Winter Games hotel rooms in snow & ice venues.

The Winter Games split events between mountain clusters and city hubs. The Stadium Hotels and 14SB highlight hotels that keep you close to alpine slopes, ice arenas and medal plazas — without spending your whole trip on the road.

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Winter Games ski slopes and village at dusk

Travel tip

Decide: mountain base or city base first.

Then choose hotels that match your event schedule.

Event overview

How the Winter Games are organised in the host region

The Winter Games bring together alpine skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey, figure skating and more across mountain resorts and urban arenas. Host regions usually organise events into clusters: high-altitude alpine areas, a main ice-sport city, and one or more medal ceremony plazas.

For visitors, this means hotel planning is not just about one city. Your perfect base depends on:

  • Which sports you’re most interested in — alpine, freestyle, skating, sliding or hockey.
  • Whether you prefer a ski-resort atmosphere or a bigger city with more nightlife.
  • How many days you’ll stay and how often you’re willing to travel between clusters.

The Stadium Hotels and 14SB team follow each Winter Games layout closely and highlight hotels that balance access to competition venues, reliable transport and the kind of winter experience you want: cozy chalet, city break or a mix of both.

City & mountain experience

What to do around the Winter Games & how to get around

Winter Games trips mix competition days with time in alpine villages and the main host city. A good hotel base lets you enjoy both: cheering from the stands and drinking something warm by the fire afterwards.

Things to do between events

  • Walk through medal plazas and fan zones with live music and big screens.
  • Enjoy ski-resort villages with cafés, après-ski bars and local restaurants.
  • Visit city-center museums, historic districts and winter markets.
  • Take scenic gondola rides or train trips through the mountains.

Getting around mountains & host city

  • Use official shuttle buses, trains and gondolas wherever available.
  • Plan extra time for mountain weather and road conditions.
  • Choose hotels close to transport hubs if you’ll move between clusters often.
  • Ask our team which areas are best for that edition’s alpine and city events.

When you contact us, share which sports you’re following and whether you want more time on the slopes, in the arenas or exploring the host city — we’ll match you with the right Winter Games hotel plan.

Hotel options

Winter Games hotel availability spreadsheet

The live spreadsheet below is maintained by 14SB and lists current Olympic Games hotel options, including Winter Games properties in mountain and city areas. Use it as a starting point, then contact us so we can confirm rates and availability for your exact dates.

For the latest Winter Games hotel options and group programs, email us at info@thestadiumhotels.com.

Featured stays

Sample Winter Games hotel areas & profiles

Each Winter Games host region is different, but the hotel patterns repeat. Below are sample profiles of the types of properties and areas we usually recommend. When you reach out, we’ll send the real-time list tailored to the next Games.

Slope-side & alpine villages

  • Chalet-style hotels and resorts within easy reach of alpine events.
  • Perfect for ski and snowboard fans who want to wake up in the mountains.
  • Cozy après-ski bars, fireplaces and short transfers to race start areas.
  • Best booked early due to limited inventory in resort towns.

City hubs & ice arenas

  • Downtown hotels close to figure skating, ice hockey and curling venues.
  • Easy access to medal plazas, fan zones and transport hubs.
  • Wide range of restaurants, nightlife and winter markets within walking distance.
  • Strong public transport links to secondary competition sites.

Quiet lakes & regional towns

  • Hotels in smaller towns with calmer evenings and scenic surroundings.
  • Good for families and guests who prefer less nightlife.
  • Often more space, parking and local character than big-city properties.
  • Suitable when you mix Games days with relaxed winter escapes.

Group & corporate solutions

  • Properties with meeting rooms, hospitality suites and group check-in support.
  • Options for incentive trips, sponsor programs and media crews.
  • Combination plans using both city and mountain hotels for larger groups.
  • Our team coordinates logistics between venues, hotels and airports.

Share your preferred dates, sports and group size, and we’ll match you with Winter Games hotel options that balance access, comfort and the kind of winter atmosphere you want.

Talk to our Winter Games hotel team

Need help choosing between a mountain base, city base or a mix of both? Our 14SB specialists can design a Winter Games hotel plan that fits your schedule and your style of travel.

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Sports travel specialists helping fans book hotels

14SB has supported fans and corporate guests at Winter Games and major finals for more than 20 years.