I'd like to amend what another reviewer said - this is Ski in-Ski Out. I had never skied before this trip, and even I managed to make the 2 minute trip down to the Iron Horse chair lift that is shared by Big Sky & Moonlight. The trail is right out your front door, albeit possibly behind a mound of snow (but hey, that's handy for sticking your skis into at night!). We had a group of 4, so the cabin was perfect with 2 beds/2 baths. We had breakfast and dinner in our cabin and lunch down at the mountain village. Hot tub was a treat every afternoon after skiing. Worked great for our needs!

The cabin we stayed in was clean and fairly new. It was terribly hard to find in the dark. I could have done without the dear head mounted in the living room. We had never skied Big Sky or Moonlight Basin before. We always rent ski-in/ski-out rentals. This property was not that. We and the people in the cabin next to ours walked around desperately looking for a way to get to the slopes. There was no way to put on our skis and begin skiing. We all had to get in our vehicles and drive down. When checking out, I told the manager of our disappointment. He only said, "You should have called, and we would have sent someone up to show you how to get to the slope." If someone has to come up and show us, that speaks to how ski-in/ski-out it truly is!

Wish we had spent our honeymoon here. The entire setting is spectacular.

What a wonderful honeymoon! We stayed in cabin 5. We couldn't exactly ski right off the front porch, but the slopes were only a couple of cabins away. The views of the Spanish peaks were fantastic. The cabin was well furnished, and came with everything we needed for our stay including coffee, a washer/dryer, and down comforters. We have rented cabins before, but this was the first time we had ever had housekeeping. They even washed our dirty dishes!
The skiing wan't very good due to early seson conditions. The staff at Moonlight Basin wasn't very knowledgeable about which runs were groomed and or open, which led to me almost getting hit by a grooming machine and having to hike back up a run. Other than that, we had a great time.
I would definitely recommend renting your skis from the bottom of the mountain where the prices were 15dollars as opposed to 35-40 dollars at the resort. The Timbers is great for a gourmet dinner, and you cannot stay in Big Sky without eating at Bucks! The bison was excellent.
Another highlight was snowmobiling through Yellowstone, even though Old Faithful is not nearly as impressive in the winter.