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Family Reunion Vacation Rentals

A reunion is that rare and precious time when everyone is finally together again. When grandparents, cousins, and extended family gather for a few days or a few weeks, our mountain homes are ready to be the warm heart of it all. Whether you take a single household or a grand estate for the whole family, you will find generous spaces to come together and quiet corners to slip away. A dedicated local team looks after every detail, so the one who always plans the trip can finally settle in and enjoy it as a guest too.

Featured Family Reunion Homes

A selection of homes well suited to a family reunion, in a range of sizes, each privately owned and cared for by our local team. Every home links to its own page.

Why InvitedHome for Your Next Family Reunion

InvitedHome's family reunion vacation rentals are privately owned luxury homes across seven premier mountain towns in Colorado and Utah. You will find them in Telluride, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Aspen, Park City, and Deer Valley. They come in a range of sizes. So whether your reunion is a handful of people or four generations under one roof, there is a home that fits.

The homes that suit a reunion best are made for more than one household. Multiple primary suites, dedicated bunk rooms, and, in the larger homes, separate guest houses give grandparents, parents, and children each a comfortable place of their own. Then the great rooms, long tables, and outdoor spaces bring everyone back together for the parts of the day that matter most. It is the balance every reunion needs: room to be together, and room to step away.

Room for Every Generation

Our homes come in a range of sizes, with the bedrooms, the bunk rooms, guest cottages, and the second living space a family needs. The little ones, the teenagers, and the grandparents each feel wonderfully at home under one roof. Many bedrooms sleep more than one, with bunks and loft beds that keep the children together and happy.

Prepared to a Five-Star Standard

Pre-arrival provisioning, private chefs, daily housekeeping, and attentive full-service care, so the family member who always organizes the trip can finally sit back and enjoy it too.

One Advisor, from First Hello to Farewell

A single, familiar point of contact who knows the homes and the mountains, looks after every detail, and helps you find the home that suits the size and shape of your family.

“After two decades of hosting families in these mountains, I have learned that the reunions people treasure are rarely about the itinerary. They are about the ordinary moments: the long breakfast, the card game that runs late, everyone finally under one roof. Our job is to hold the space for that, with a home prepared to a five-star standard and a local team who quietly handle the rest, so your family is free to simply be together.”
James A. Smith

James A. Smith

CEO, InvitedHome

How to Plan a Family Reunion in the Mountains

Getting everyone in one place is the achievement; the right home makes the rest easy. After years of placing families in mountain homes, here is what turns a home that simply sleeps your number into one that makes a reunion feel effortless, at any size.

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    Start with the Headcount

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    Give the Group Room to Gather

  • 03

    Sort the Sleeping

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    Plan the Meals

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    One Big House

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    Build in Things to Do Together

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    Book the Reunion Window Early

Begin with capacity, roughly two guests per bedroom, then think about who those guests are. A reunion that spans four generations asks more of a home than a group of adults: cribs and bunk rooms for the little ones, a quiet primary suite for the grandparents, and a layout that lets the early risers enjoy a slow morning while everyone else sleeps in.

Start with the Headcount

Where Families Reunite by the Mountain

Our family reunion vacation rentals are spread across the mountains of Colorado and Utah. Here is what each town offers a family, whatever the size of your group.

Telluride

A storybook box-canyon town linked to Mountain Village by a free gondola, with gentle valley trails in summer and skiing all winter. Easy to fill a week here with something for every age. See family reunion homes in Telluride.

Vail

Walkable villages along Gore Creek and a paved path made for family bike rides, with quick access to the mountain and homes from cozy to grand a short way from the lifts and the dinner tables in town. See family reunion homes in Vail.

Beaver Creek

A gentle, welcoming favorite, with warm cookies at the base each afternoon, easy green runs, and quiet neighborhoods like Bachelor Gulch that reunions return to year after year. See family reunion homes in Beaver Creek.

Breckenridge

A lively historic Main Street the older children can wander and the grandparents can stroll, with homes within easy reach of both downtown and the slopes. See family reunion homes in Breckenridge.

Aspen

A storied, walkable town full of things to do, from the Rio Grande river path to the summer music tents, for families who want the address and the activity in one place. See family reunion homes in Aspen.

Park City

Hundreds of miles of trail and an easy drive from Salt Lake City, so relatives flying in from everywhere land close, with homes from the heart of town. See family reunion homes in Park City.

Deer Valley

Polished, quiet, and skiers-only, with celebrated grooming and gentle runs home, a refined base for families who like everything handled properly. See family reunion homes in Deer Valley.

Family Reunion Rentals: FAQ

How many people can your family reunion vacation rental homes hold?

Our family reunion homes sleep from a single household up to as many as 28. A good starting point is roughly two guests per bedroom, and many homes add bunk rooms that comfortably lift that number for families with children. Because layout matters as much as bedroom count, your advisor will confirm the right fit for your family before you book. If your reunion is a big one and you want the largest homes, six bedrooms and up, see our large group vacation rentals.

Can we book more than one vacation rental for a very large family?

Yes. When a single residence will not hold everyone, your advisor can arrange a cluster of homes in the same destination, often within walking distance, so the family stays together across two or three properties. It is a common approach for the reunions that outgrow even our largest estates.

Are these homes good for young children?

Many are. Bunk rooms, flexible sleeping, and layouts that place the children a floor away from the adults make a real difference with little ones in the group. Tell your advisor the ages in your family and we will point you to the homes that welcome young children beautifully, and arrange any cribs or extras before you arrive.

Can we host a celebration, like a milestone birthday or anniversary, at the InvitedHome rental?

It depends on the home. Some welcome events while others are reserved for the comfort of overnight guests, and how many a home sleeps is different from how many it can gracefully host for a seated celebration. Tell your advisor what you have in mind and we will match you to a home, and a destination that fits.

Can we host a celebration, like a milestone birthday or anniversary, at the InvitedHome rental?

It depends on the home. Some welcome events while others are reserved for the comfort of overnight guests, and how many a home sleeps is different from how many it can gracefully host for a seated celebration. Tell your advisor what you have in mind and we will match you to a home, and a destination that fits.

What services come with a family reunion stay?

Every stay includes a dedicated team and a single point of contact. Depending on the home, we arrange pre-arrival provisioning, private chefs, daily housekeeping, ground transport, lift tickets, and on-call local support. For larger families we can staff the home more fully, so the person who organized the reunion gets to enjoy it. If your family travels with a dog, many of our homes are pet-friendly as well.

Are your rental homes ski-in / ski-out for a winter reunion?

Many are. If lift access is a priority for a winter get-together, start with our ski-in/ski-out rentals, or contact us and an advisor will match your family to the right home in Colorado or Utah.

How far in advance should we book a reunion?

For the busiest dates, reach out six to twelve months ahead. Reunions usually center on a fixed week, and the most sought-after homes are the first to go around the holidays and peak seasons. With flexible timing, we can usually find lovely options on shorter notice.

We Would Love to Welcome Your Family

Tell us your dates and a little about your family, and we would be delighted to find the home your reunion will be remembered by.