Taos Just Priced a Hosted Ski Week Starting at $2,750 a Night
Taos by Belvedere packages The Blake penthouse, First Tracks, private guiding, and Northside access for groups of 4 to 16, capped at 20 groups.
Taos Ski Valley is selling frictionless winter, not another lift-ticket bundle. Taos by Belvedere, unveiled with the resort's 2026-27 season plan, is a hosted package for groups of 4 to 16 that starts at $2,750 per person, per night, with a recommended five-night stay.
At the floor math, five nights is $13,750 per person, or $55,000 for a party of four. Pricing flexes with dates and head count. The program is capped at 20 groups for the winter. The centerpiece lodging is a two-level, roughly 3,379-square-foot four-bedroom penthouse in The Blake, steps from Lift 1, with spa, fitness, ski valet, and restaurant access included in the hotel stay.
What $2,750 actually buys
On-mountain inclusions cover lift tickets, premium demos with boot fitting, First Tracks, and private instructors matched to the group. Weather permitting, guests get a guided day in the resort's privately owned Northside backcountry. Off snow, the package adds private yoga, one spa massage per adult, cultural tours of downtown Taos and Taos Pueblo, private airport transfers, and a dedicated concierge. Extra Northside days, more spa time, gratuities, and incidentals stay à la carte.
Luxury tier, still an independent mountain
Taos is careful to separate Belvedere from everyday access. Early-season adult tickets are advertised from $75 through December 10, and the mountain still targets a November 26, 2026 open. Passholders on the Ikon Pass and Mountain Collective remain the volume product. Belvedere is a twenty-slot luxury lane for travelers who want planning outsourced.
Who this is for is clearer than the sticker shock suggests. Belvedere targets groups that want one invoice for lodging, guiding, transfers, and culture days, not travelers hunting the cheapest Ikon week in New Mexico. If your party is smaller than four, you still pay the four-person floor. If you only want First Tracks and a Blake room without Northside and Pueblo tours, ask for a la carte pieces instead of forcing the full package. Twenty groups is a boutique experiment, not a new identity for the whole valley.
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If Belvedere is not your budget, the same mountain still reads as steep, independent Sangre de Cristo skiing. Compare lodging and pass notes on the Taos Ski Valley page before you treat $2,750 as the only story.