"Founded in 2002 by Steve Milo, VTrips is a premier property management company servicing Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, New Mexico and Hawaii. With offices across the country, our staff takes great pride in providing quality management to our owners and first-class vacation rental home experiences for our guests. Our growth is a result of hard work, dedication, and a commitment to listening to the needs and desires of our renters. Everything from remote check-in, more bedrooms and pet-friendly options to WiFi availability (FREE in most units!) has been requested and are now things we offer at VTrips. If you don’t refer our properties to your friends and family, we aren’t doing our job right! Our high standards and rigorous screenings ensure you stay in the best rental homes while you’re making memories with your family and friends. With over 1,600 units across the United States, we have all the amenities, features, and room counts you could possibly need. In fact, some of our most popular units book 12 months in advance!"

When traveling with a large group, you could reserve a block of rooms at a hotel. But it’s much more fun, convenient, and affordable to rent your own private lodge instead. Big Sky Lodge II, for instance, can sleep twenty-eight people and offers loads of amenities you won’t find in your typical hotel. Take the two game rooms—yes, Big Sky Lodge II has two game rooms. The one on the top floor is home to Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga arcade game and a Wheel of Fortune pinball machine, as well as a flat-screen TV (one of ten in the lodge) and a large wet bar. The downstairs game room features a pool table, air hockey and a pub table for playing rummy or Uno. Also downstairs is a home theater with a large projection screen and cinema-style seating for twelve. A huge great room makes up most of the lodge’s main floor. Sumptuous leather seating, a stone-surround fireplace, and a flat-screen TV make the living area an inviting place to unwind. With three long tables and a breakfast bar, the dining area can seat your entire group at once—you don’t have to eat in shifts when you stay at Big Sky Lodge II. Nor do you have to cook in shifts. The large, open kitchen has two full-size refrigerator/freezers, two ovens, loads of other appliances, cookware, and tableware, generous counter space, and more than enough room for several people to cook at once. The lodge’s seven bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms are spread out among the three floors. The top floor has three primary suites, each with a king-size bed, a TV, a towering sloped ceiling, and a private bathroom. One of these bedrooms has a queen-size sleeper sofa as well, making it a great choice for parents with little ones in your group. Two of the upstairs bedrooms open onto a balcony, so you can slip outside to watch the sunrise without waking any of the others. The main floor’s bedroom also has a king-size bed, a TV, and a private bathroom—and this bathroom has its own jetted tub for an extra bit of pampering. ...