Independent guide · 2026–27 season
Seven Springs Lift Tickets & Epic Pass Guide (2026–27)
Which passes cover Seven Springs, what a day ticket really costs, and the deadlines that matter this winter. Prices checked on 7springs.com and epicpass.com on Oct. 28, 2026.
Independent guide: not affiliated with Seven Springs Mountain Resort or Vail Resorts. Prices and policies change; confirm on 7springs.com and epicpass.com.
Prices checked: Oct. 28, 2026
Buying a pass? Act before Nov. 15
Epic prices go up Nov. 15. Passes come off sale in early December.
Vail’s pass pages carry one banner right now: “Prices go up November 15.” 2026–27 prices have already risen after May 25, Sept. 7 and Oct. 7. After the increase, every pass, including the 1-to-7-day Epic Day Pass, comes off sale in early December. Vail hasn’t published this season’s cutoff yet; last season it was Dec. 4, 2025.
Sun, Nov. 15
Epic prices go up
Per the “Prices go up November 15” banner on epicpass.com and the Seven Springs pass pages.
Early Dec.
Passes come off sale
Epic Day Passes included. Last season: Dec. 4, 2025. This season’s date wasn’t published as of Oct. 28.
Fri, Dec. 4
First day on the slopes
Seven Springs lists Friday, Dec. 4 as its first day on the slopes (weather permitting). It’s also the first date on the lift-ticket calendar.
Dec. 12 & 19
Hidden Valley, then Laurel
Hidden Valley’s ticket calendar starts Sat, Dec. 12; Laurel Mountain’s starts Sat, Dec. 19.
Wed, Jan. 6
Night Shift Wednesdays begin
Wednesday-night savings on lift tickets and rental gear, every Wednesday from Jan. 6.
$105–$136
Adult day ticket online, on the dates we checked
$72
Epic 1-Day Pass (22 resorts, no peak dates)
$529
Northeast Midweek Pass, adult, Mon–Fri all season
$45
Two-hour tubing session (not on any Epic pass)
Prices from 7springs.com and epicpass.com, Oct. 28, 2026. Ticket prices change by date.
Who runs the mountain
Seven Springs is a Vail Resorts mountain
Seven Springs started as a farm. In 1932, Adolph and Helen Dupre, immigrants from Bavaria, bought 275 acres and founded Seven Springs Farm, and the resort dates its skiing to 1937.
On Dec. 31, 2021, Vail Resorts closed its purchase of Seven Springs, Hidden Valley Resort and Laurel Mountain Ski Area from Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Inc. and its affiliates, for about $118 million. The three mountains joined Epic Pass products starting with the 2022–23 season.
What that means for your trip: tickets and passes run through Vail’s Epic system. Lift-ticket prices change by date, the number sold each day is capped, tickets and passes load into the My Epic app, and pass holders get Vail’s Epic Mountain Rewards discounts on rentals, lessons and food.
- Owner
- Vail Resorts
- Purchase closed
- Dec. 31, 2021
- Price paid
- ~$118M for all three
- On Epic since
- 2022–23
- Skiing since
- 1937
The 2026–27 passes
Five ways onto the lifts with an Epic product
Every product below includes Seven Springs. The four season passes also cover Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain. Adult prices as listed on Oct. 28, 2026. They go up Nov. 15.
Epic Day Pass
$72
1 day, ages 13+ (22 resorts, no peak dates)
4 days $228 · 7 days $337 · kids 5–12 from $36
At Seven Springs
Buy 1 to 7 days now, use them any day of the season. Peak dates only if you add the peak option.
Non-refundable, but includes Epic Coverage. Includes 20% Epic Mountain Rewards. No Epic Friend Tickets.
Best for: Short trips: 1 to 7 days, especially away from holidays.
Northeast Midweek Pass
$529
adult, ages 18–64
Senior 65+ $400
At Seven Springs
Monday to Friday all season at Seven Springs, Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain, peak dates included. No weekends.
21 resorts in all; weekday peak-date limits apply only at Okemo, Mount Snow, Hunter and Stowe.
Best for: Weekday skiers and Sunday-to-Thursday trips.
Northeast Value Pass
$704
adult, ages 18–64
Teen 13–17 and senior 65–79 $529
At Seven Springs
Unlimited at Seven Springs, Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain every day of the season, peak dates included.
21 resorts in all; peak-date limits apply only at Okemo, Mount Snow and Hunter, plus 10 non-peak days at Stowe.
Best for: Regulars who ski weekends and holidays close to home.
Epic Local Pass
$869
adult, ages 31+
Ages 13–30 $689 · kids 5–12 $455
At Seven Springs
Unlimited at Seven Springs with no blackout dates, plus unlimited days at Breckenridge, Keystone, Crested Butte, Okemo, Mount Snow, Hunter and more.
Peak dates restricted at Park City, Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood and Stowe; 10 non-peak days combined at Vail, Beaver Creek and Whistler.
Best for: Seven Springs regulars who also take a non-holiday trip out west.
Epic Pass
$1,169
adult, ages 31+
Ages 13–30 $929 · kids 5–12 $599
At Seven Springs
Unlimited and unrestricted at every Vail-owned resort, Seven Springs included, plus partner days at Telluride, the Canadian Rockies, Japan and Europe.
No restricted dates anywhere Vail owns.
Best for: Holiday trips to the big western resorts, or anyone who wants zero restrictions.
Blackouts
Blackout dates at Seven Springs
Short version: there aren’t any on the Epic Pass, Epic Local or Northeast Value Pass. All three list Seven Springs, Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain as “unlimited access, every day of the season, including peak dates.” The Northeast Midweek Pass covers every Monday to Friday, holiday weekdays included. Only the Epic Day Pass makes you choose.
The 2026–27 restricted peak dates on the Epic Day Pass. To ski Seven Springs on any of them with a Day Pass, pick the peak-date option when you buy (it added $44 to a 4-day, 22-resort pass when we checked).
All four season passes include Epic Coverage (refunds for injury, job loss or resort closures), 20% off food, lodging, rentals and group lessons through Epic Mountain Rewards, and summer scenic lift rides. Buy a 2026–27 season pass and you also get 5 Epic Friend Tickets to share; friends save up to 50% off the window rate.
Decision guide
Which one should you buy?
A rough guide using the Oct. 28 adult prices. The math shifts with ages, holidays and how many other Epic mountains you’ll visit.
If you’ll ski
1–3 days, no holidays
Epic Day Pass (22 resorts, no peak dates)
$72 for 1 day, $131 for 2, $184 for 3
Three days on the pass cost less than two of the busiest-day tickets we saw ($136 each).
If you’ll ski
4–7 days
Epic Day Pass, 4 to 7 days
$228–$337, or $57 down to $49 a day
The lowest per-day price on the mountain. The days don’t have to be consecutive.
If you’ll ski
Any day on Nov. 27–28, Dec. 26–31, Jan. 16 or Feb. 13–14
Epic Day Pass with peak dates, or a season pass
Peak option: +$44 on a 4-day pass
Thanksgiving weekend, Christmas week, MLK Saturday and Presidents’ Day weekend are Day Pass peak dates.
If you’ll ski
9+ weekdays
Northeast Midweek Pass
$529 adult, $400 senior
Our math: the 7-day Epic Day Pass plus two $105 weekday tickets is $547, already more than this pass.
If you’ll ski
10+ days, weekends included
Northeast Value Pass
$704 adult, $529 teen or senior
Our math: the 7-day Day Pass plus three $136 weekend tickets is $745. And no blackouts at the three local mountains.
If you’ll ski
Seven Springs plus a trip out west
Epic Local or Epic Pass
$869 or $1,169 adult; ages 13–30 pay about 20% less
Both are unlimited at Seven Springs. Pick the Epic Pass if the western trip lands on a holiday.
If you’ll ski
Not ready to commit, or it’s after the deadline
Lift tickets, bought online
$105–$136 adult on the dates we checked
Refundable until 5 p.m. on the last day of the ticket. Buy 7+ days ahead for the best price.
| If you’ll ski | Buy | Cost | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–3 days, no holidays | Epic Day Pass (22 resorts, no peak dates) | $72 for 1 day, $131 for 2, $184 for 3 | Three days on the pass cost less than two of the busiest-day tickets we saw ($136 each). |
| 4–7 days | Epic Day Pass, 4 to 7 days | $228–$337, or $57 down to $49 a day | The lowest per-day price on the mountain. The days don’t have to be consecutive. |
| Any day on Nov. 27–28, Dec. 26–31, Jan. 16 or Feb. 13–14 | Epic Day Pass with peak dates, or a season pass | Peak option: +$44 on a 4-day pass | Thanksgiving weekend, Christmas week, MLK Saturday and Presidents’ Day weekend are Day Pass peak dates. |
| 9+ weekdays | Northeast Midweek Pass | $529 adult, $400 senior | Our math: the 7-day Epic Day Pass plus two $105 weekday tickets is $547, already more than this pass. |
| 10+ days, weekends included | Northeast Value Pass | $704 adult, $529 teen or senior | Our math: the 7-day Day Pass plus three $136 weekend tickets is $745. And no blackouts at the three local mountains. |
| Seven Springs plus a trip out west | Epic Local or Epic Pass | $869 or $1,169 adult; ages 13–30 pay about 20% less | Both are unlimited at Seven Springs. Pick the Epic Pass if the western trip lands on a holiday. |
| Not ready to commit, or it’s after the deadline | Lift tickets, bought online | $105–$136 adult on the dates we checked | Refundable until 5 p.m. on the last day of the ticket. Buy 7+ days ahead for the best price. |
Break-even lines are our own arithmetic from the published Oct. 28 prices, not resort guidance.
Lift tickets
What a day ticket costs at Seven Springs
Seven Springs prices tickets by date, and the resort says the biggest savings come from buying online 7 or more days ahead. These are snapshots from its own ticket calendar on Oct. 28, 2026; “same day” is the price for buying on the day.
| Day type | Adult online | Adult same day | Child online | Child same day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WeekdaysFri Dec. 4, Tue Jan. 12, Tue Feb. 9, Tue Mar. 9 | $105 | $117 | $85 | $94 |
| Regular SaturdaysSat Jan. 2, Sat Mar. 13 | $129 | $143 | $103 | $114 |
| Busiest days we checkedSat Dec. 19, Sun Dec. 27, Sat Jan. 16, Sat Feb. 13 | $136 | $151 | $110 | $121 |
One-day tickets. Adult = ages 13–64, child = 5–12. Seniors 65+ were $68 online / $76 same day on Dec. 4. Kids 4 and under ski free with a ticket picked up at the window (the child must be there).
Capped every day
Seven Springs limits lift tickets each day and says popular days will sell out. Same-day tickets are sold online and at the window, but only while the day isn’t sold out.
Refundable until 5 p.m.
Unused days are fully refundable until 5 p.m. local time on the last day of the ticket, at the ticket window or by phone. Partly used tickets need proof of injury or illness.
Online beats the window
Online was $12 to $15 cheaper than the same-day price on every date we checked, and the resort says buying 7 or more days ahead brings the biggest savings.
Multi-day flexibility
A 2-day ticket works on any 2 days in a 3-day window, 3-day in 5, 4-day in 6, 5-day in 8. Six days or more get three extra days of slack.
Seven Springs only
A lift ticket is valid only at the resort you bought it for, and it’s non-transferable. Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain sell their own.
Pickup, afternoons, military
Bought 9+ days ahead in the U.S.? It’s mailed; otherwise use the window or the My Epic app. Afternoon tickets are sold same-day at the window. Military tickets are sold at the window or by phone, with ID.
Early-December heads-up: when we checked on Oct. 28, the online calendar showed no tickets for Monday to Thursday, Dec. 7–10 and Dec. 14–17 (listed as sold out), while every date from Fri, Dec. 18 on was available. If you’re planning an early-December midweek trip, look at the calendar before you book anything.
Head to head
Epic Day Pass vs. lift tickets
Both get you a day on the lifts. The Epic Day Pass costs less per day, but you commit before passes come off sale. Lift tickets cost more and stay refundable.
| Feature | Epic Day Pass | Lift ticket |
|---|---|---|
| Adult price | $72 for 1 day; $57 to $49 a day for 4 to 7 days | $105–$136 online; $117–$151 same day |
| Choosing the day | Later. Use your days any time this season (peak dates need the add-on). | Now. Each ticket is for set dates. |
| Refunds | Non-refundable, but Epic Coverage refunds for injury, job loss or resort closure | Unused days refundable until 5 p.m. on the last day |
| Where | Seven Springs and the other resorts in the tier you pick | Seven Springs only |
| On sale | Until early December (Dec. 4 last season) | All season, unless the day sells out |
| Extras | 20% off food, lodging, group lessons and rentals | None |
Epic Day Pass prices
| Days | Adult | Per day | Child |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $72 | $72 | $36 |
| 2 | $131 | $66 | $68 |
| 3 | $184 | $62 | $95 |
| 4 | $228 | $57 | $119 |
| 5 | $267 | $54 | $137 |
| 6 | $303 | $51 | $157 |
| 7 | $337 | $49 | $173 |
The 22-resort version without peak dates, on epicpass.com on Oct. 28, 2026. Adult = 13+, child = 5–12. Seven Springs’ own ticket page sells this version as the “Epic 1-Day Pass (restricted).” The all-resort version costs more ($147 for one day), and peak dates cost extra.
Beyond the day ticket
Night skiing, tubing, rentals and lessons
What each costs, what the Epic Pass does and doesn’t cover, and where to book ahead.
Under the lights
Night skiing
$79adult night ticket online, Fri Dec. 4 ($84 at the window)
- Night skiing starts at 3 p.m. and runs all season.
- Kids 5–12 and seniors 65+: $62 online, $67 at the window (Dec. 4).
- Night Shift Special: savings on lift tickets and rentals every Wednesday from Jan. 6.
- Night rental package: $59 online, $69 walk-up. Return it to the main rental center afterward.
- Unused night tickets are refundable within 72 hours after the ticket date.
Not on the Epic Pass
Snow tubing tickets
$45two-hour session online, Sat Dec. 19
- Tubing isn’t included with any Epic pass; buy tickets separately.
- Sessions run two hours. On Dec. 19 they started at 9 and 11 a.m. and 1, 3 and 6 p.m.
- Riders must be at least 42 inches tall, no exceptions. No ski boots on the hill.
- Capacity is limited, so buy online ahead. Refunds need 24 hours’ notice; tubing runs in all weather.
- The park reopens in December.
Gear
Rentals
$69all-day ski or snowboard package online ($80 walk-up)
- Booking online ahead saves up to $11 and skips part of the morning line.
- Rossignol skis and Burton snowboards; the resort says packages include a helmet. Helmet only: $20.
- Pass holders take 20% off, but only on gear for the pass holder.
- Minors need a parent or guardian’s signature: in person at pickup, or a signed release.
- Free Ski & Snowboard Check on the Ski Lodge’s upper level near Emo’s Pit, from 8 a.m.
Ski & Ride School
Lessons
20%off group lessons for Epic pass holders
- Group lessons for kids 3–6 and 7–15 and adults 16+, from first-timer to advanced. Private lessons too.
- Lessons don’t include lift access or rentals, but you can add both at a discount when you book a group lesson.
- Book ahead to make sure there’s a spot.
Same pass, three mountains
Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain
Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain came with Seven Springs in Vail’s 2021 purchase and sit less than 30 minutes away. The Epic Pass, Epic Local and Northeast Value Pass cover both every day; the Northeast Midweek Pass covers them Monday to Friday. A Seven Springs lift ticket does not.
Hidden Valley Resort
A laid-back, family-focused mountain with two terrain parks and night skiing. A friendly place to learn.
Ticket calendar starts Sat, Dec. 12
Laurel Mountain
A historic, low-key ski area in Laurel Mountain State Park, home to Lower Wildcat, a double-black that averages close to a 60% grade.
Ticket calendar starts Sat, Dec. 19
How to save
Eight ways to pay less for Seven Springs
All from the resort’s and Vail’s own published prices and rules.
- 1
Beat the deadlines
Pass prices go up Nov. 15, and every pass, the Epic Day Pass included, comes off sale in early December. After that, it’s lift tickets or nothing.
- 2
Use a Day Pass for short trips
A $72 Epic 1-Day Pass undercuts even the cheapest $105 online ticket we found. At 4 to 7 days it drops to $57 to $49 a day.
- 3
Ski midweek
Weekday tickets were $105 online against up to $136 on busy weekends. A Northeast Midweek Pass plus a Sunday-to-Thursday stay is the cheapest way to stack ski days.
- 4
Buy online, 7+ days out
Same-day tickets cost $12 to $15 more on every date we checked. Rentals booked online save up to $11 a day too.
- 5
Ski after 3 p.m.
An adult night ticket was $79 online on Dec. 4, and Wednesdays from Jan. 6 bring Night Shift savings on tickets and rentals.
- 6
Use the pass perks
Pass holders get 20% off rentals and group lessons. A 2026–27 season pass comes with 5 Epic Friend Tickets, up to 50% off the window rate for the people you ski with.
- 7
Cash in last season’s ticket
Skied a Vail resort on a lift ticket in 2025–26 without a pass? Vail credits what you paid, up to $175, toward an eligible 2026–27 season pass (not the Day Pass).
- 8
Little ones ski free
Kids 4 and under get a free ticket at the window. Bring the child along to pick it up.
Good to know
Lift ticket & Epic Pass questions, answered
How much is a Seven Springs lift ticket in 2026–27?+
It depends on the date. On Seven Springs’ own ticket calendar, checked Oct. 28, 2026, an adult (13–64) one-day ticket bought online was $105 on weekdays such as Fri, Dec. 4 and Tue, Feb. 9; $129 on regular Saturdays such as Jan. 2; and $136 on the busiest days we checked (Dec. 19, Dec. 27, Jan. 16 and Feb. 13). Buying the same day cost $12 to $15 more. Kids 5–12 were $85 to $110 online, kids 4 and under ski free with a ticket from the window, and adult night tickets started at $79.
Is Seven Springs on the Epic Pass?+
Yes. Vail Resorts has owned Seven Springs since Dec. 31, 2021, and the mountain has been on Epic Pass products since the 2022–23 season. For 2026–27 it’s on the Epic Pass, Epic Local Pass and Northeast Value Pass (unlimited, no blackout dates), the Northeast Midweek Pass (Monday to Friday) and the 1-to-7-day Epic Day Pass. The four season passes also cover sister mountains Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain.
When is the Epic Pass deadline for 2026–27?+
There are two. First, prices go up Nov. 15, 2026, per the banner on epicpass.com. Second, passes come off sale completely in early December. Vail hadn’t published the 2026–27 off-sale date as of Oct. 28; last season it pulled every Epic pass, Epic Day Passes included, on Dec. 4, 2025. After that, the only way onto the lifts without a pass is a lift ticket.
How much are Seven Springs tubing tickets? Does the Epic Pass include tubing?+
Tubing isn’t included with any Epic pass. Tickets are sold separately as two-hour sessions; a Saturday, Dec. 19 session was $45 online when we checked. Riders must be at least 42 inches tall, capacity is limited (buy online ahead), and refunds need 24 hours’ notice. The tubing park reopens in December.
Are Seven Springs lift tickets refundable?+
Yes. Unused days on a day ticket are fully refundable until 5 p.m. local time on the last day of the ticket, at the ticket window or by phone. Partly used tickets can be refunded for injury or illness with verification. Unused night tickets are refundable within 72 hours after the ticket date. Epic Day Passes are not refundable, but they include Epic Coverage.
Is the Epic Day Pass cheaper than a lift ticket at Seven Springs?+
Usually, if you buy it before passes come off sale. The 22-resort Epic Day Pass without peak dates was $72 for one day and $49 a day for seven on Oct. 28, against $105 to $136 for an online day ticket on the dates we checked. The trade-offs: the Day Pass is non-refundable, and you need its peak-date option to ski Nov. 27–28, Dec. 26–31, Jan. 16 or Feb. 13–14.
Does the Northeast Midweek Pass work during Christmas week?+
At Seven Springs, yes, on weekdays. The pass covers Monday to Friday all season at Seven Springs, Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain, peak dates included. Its restricted dates (Nov. 27 and Dec. 28–31) apply only at Okemo, Mount Snow, Hunter and Stowe. It never covers Saturdays or Sundays.
Can I use a Seven Springs lift ticket at Hidden Valley or Laurel Mountain?+
No. Lift tickets are valid only at the resort you buy them for. To ski all three on one product, use a pass: the Epic, Epic Local and Northeast Value passes cover all three every day, and the Northeast Midweek Pass covers them Monday to Friday.
Who owns Seven Springs?+
Vail Resorts. It closed its purchase of Seven Springs, Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain on Dec. 31, 2021, for about $118 million, buying them from Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Inc. and its affiliates. The resort traces its roots to Seven Springs Farm, founded in 1932 by Adolph and Helen Dupre, and has offered skiing since 1937.
Do Epic pass holders get discounts on rentals and lessons?+
Yes. Epic Mountain Rewards, included with every Epic pass and the Epic Day Pass, takes 20% off food, lodging, group lessons and equipment rentals. The rental discount applies only to the pass holder’s own gear. Without a pass, booking rentals online still saves money: an all-day package was $69 online against $80 walk-up.
Sources
Where every number on this page comes from
Independent guide: not affiliated with Seven Springs Mountain Resort or Vail Resorts. Prices and policies change; confirm on 7springs.com and epicpass.com. Ticket prices on 7springs.com change by date, so treat the numbers here as a guide to the range, not a quote.
- Lift Tickets (7springs.com (Vail Resorts), checked Oct. 28, 2026). Dated prices, daily limits, refund rules, multi-day windows, kids 4 and under, Epic 1-Day Pass (restricted), $175 lift-ticket credit.
- Season Passes (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026). “Prices Go Up November 15,” pass prices by age, Epic Day Pass resort tiers.
- Northeast Value Pass (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Northeast Midweek Pass (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Epic Local Pass (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Epic Pass (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Epic Day Pass at Seven Springs (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026). Skiing since 1937; Hidden Valley and Laurel Mountain less than 30 minutes away.
- Epic Day Pass (epicpass.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026). 22-resort prices for 1 to 7 days, peak-date option, restricted peak dates.
- Night Skiing and Riding (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Snow Tubing (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Equipment Rentals (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Ski & Snowboard Lessons (7springs.com, checked Oct. 28, 2026).
- Vail Resorts Closes its Acquisition of Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Hidden Valley Resort and Laurel Mountain Ski Area (Vail Resorts, Dec. 31, 2021).
- Vail Resorts Announces 2026/27 Opening Dates (Vail Resorts newsroom, Aug. 18, 2026). Sept. 7 price increase, new pricing for ages 13–30, up to $175 lift-ticket credit.
- Epic Passes Go Off Sale December 4 (Vail Resorts via PR Newswire, Nov. 17, 2025). Last season’s off-sale date, Epic Day Passes included.
- Epic Pass prices increasing in October 2026 (Epic or Ikon, Sept. 26, 2026). The 2026–27 increases after May 25, Sept. 7 and Oct. 7.
- Seven Springs Mountain Resort (Wikipedia, read Oct. 28, 2026). Seven Springs Farm, founded 1932 by Adolph and Helen Dupre.
- Hidden Valley mountain info (hiddenvalleyresort.com, checked Oct. 2026). Ticket calendar from Dec. 12: hiddenvalleyresort.com/plan-your-trip/lift-access/tickets.aspx.
- Laurel Mountain mountain info (laurelmountainski.com, checked Oct. 2026). Ticket calendar from Dec. 19: laurelmountainski.com/plan-your-trip/lift-access/tickets.aspx.
Staying on the mountain?
Turn the lift tickets into a ski trip
Mountain Haven is a vacation home on the Seven Springs resort property at Mt. Villas. The free resort shuttle stops at Mt. Villas and runs to the base area, so the car can stay parked (it isn’t ski-in/ski-out). Room for 16+ across 3 bedrooms, a den and a bunk loft, plus a private hot tub for après.
Book direct and skip Airbnb’s guest fees (about 14%).