Vail Mountian Resort Lodging

Vail Mountain Resort Lodging offers the perfect blend of luxury and comfort. It is a great location for families, couples, and groups looking to enjoy the best of what Vail has to offer.

There are many choices of places to stay in Vail and the options range from hotels, bed and breakfasts, condos, and private chalets. Each has its own unique character and design.

Location

Vail Mountain Resort is one of the world’s most legendary ski destinations and is known for its snow-capped mountains, alpine villages, culinary excellence, extraordinary cultural experiences and vibrant nightlife. It is also an excellent choice for families.

There are numerous lodging options in and around Vail, ranging from hotels to vacation rentals. Some of these options are located right at the base of the resort, while others are a short drive away.

The hotel options in Vail Village are often pricier than those located further away, so be sure to budget accordingly. You can also find a variety of accommodations in the surrounding areas, including Golden Peak and Lionshead.

If you’re looking for a place to stay in Vail that offers scenic views, consider booking a room at the Gravity Haus. This four-pearl boutique ski hotel is located next to the Vista Bahn, and its 28 rooms, suites and condos are spacious and cozy. Many of them feature gas fireplaces, and there are some with full kitchens.

Other notable options in Vail include the Sitzmark Lodge Places, Hotel Gasthof Gramshammer and Evergreen Lodge at Vail. They offer a variety of room types, each of which is well-appointed and includes free Internet access, work stations and a peaceful environment.

Another option is the Ritz-Carlton Club, which is a luxury ski hotel in downtown Vail. Its large great room provides a comfortable space to relax and work. It also has a spa and a restaurant.

You can easily book a stay at a hotel in Vail if you’re traveling for business. There are several options that are geared toward business travelers, including the Sitzmark Lodge Places, Hotel Gasthof Geschwhammer and Evergreen Lodge at Vail.

These hotels are located close to the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, a botanical garden that is situated at an elevation of 8,200 feet. They are also a short walk to the Claggett/Rey Gallery, which showcases American art.

Vail is a popular skiing destination because of its heavy snowfall and mountainous geography. If you’re planning to ski, you can choose a hotel that is nearby the gondola station and has a pool.

Rooms

Whether you’re looking for a cozy hotel room to unwind in after a long day on the slopes or a private mountain home that’s ready to become your personal retreat, Vail Mountian Resort Lodging has the perfect accommodations for you. Choose from a selection of chalets, private homes and condos, located within walking distance to Vail Village, unique alpine villages, ski lifts, hiking and mountain biking trails and breathtaking views.

You’ll find plenty of hotels with excellent facilities at the heart of Vail, from spas and pools to fitness centers and restaurants. Most offer a free shuttle or transit to get around the city.

The Lodge at Vail offers a variety of rooms to suit any budget, including one-bedroom suites and two-bedroom condominiums with kitchens. All of the accommodations have fireplaces and balconies with great views of the mountains. They also offer a number of other amenities, such as a fireside soaking tub for two and facial rooms.

There are also a few hotels that offer free bikes so you can ride to and from the ski lifts, or explore Vail Valley without having to worry about parking. These include Sitzmark Lodge, which is just a short walk from Gondola One, and the Sebastian Hotel, which is about 10 minutes away from the main gondola station.

If you’re more interested in a luxury hotel, The Hythe, a Luxury Collection Resort is an excellent choice, with its stylish interiors and high-end amenities. This hotel is conveniently located in the village, close to the Eagle Bahn Gondola and the Colorado Ski Museum.

When it comes to dining, The Hythe offers a range of cuisines, from traditional European fare at their Elway’s restaurant to a more modern American menu at their Cucina. You’ll also find a bar that offers live music and apré-ski drinks.

Other restaurants and bars in town include Root & Flower, which serves incredible apres-ski fare. And the Shakedown Bar is a fun option for those who want to have a drink and dance the night away.

Alternatively, you could opt for the Blue Sky Presidential Suite, which has a 1,860 square foot space with mountain views and three balconies. It’s an ideal choice for families or large groups who want to relax after a day on the slopes.

Dining

Vail is one of the best ski towns in the world for dining. With a range of options to choose from, it’s easy to find something that fits your style and budget. From Iron Chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s famed Japanese fine dining restaurant to a slice pizza and a cold beer at Vendetta’s, you’re sure to find something to please every palate.

There’s also a number of great options for mountainside dining, many with spectacular views of the Gore Range or surrounding mountains. Some of these options are located atop the gondola or on the lift itself, while others are more of an outpost, but still with a great view and delicious food.

Up the Creek, an old time favorite in Vail since 1988, offers a creek side meal and pretty views of the babbling Eagle River. This long reputable fine-dining establishment, with tons of windows for the perfect view, is open for lunch, dinner and cocktails apres ski.

Another excellent spot for a mountainside meal is the 10th Mountain Lodge at Mid-Vail, which is a fine dining experience with posh slippers and world class food. Make a reservation for lunch, or early dinner to enjoy the incredible views of the Gore Range.

The Swiss Chalet in Vail Village is another delightful chalet style dining option. It’s a great choice for families and larger groups. The cozy interior is reminiscent of the Swiss Alps, complete with cow chairs for your enjoyment and an Austrian waiter in lederhosen to serve up the traditional fare.

For an even more authentic alpine dining experience, ride the snow cat up to Cloud 9. This international influenced eatery is a little off the beaten path in Vail’s Game Creek Bowl, but you can’t miss it for its picturesque views of Colorado’s famous Maroon Bells.

Located in Lionshead Village, El Sabor is another terrific Mexican themed restaurant and bar. Their burritos, enchiladas and tacos are mouth watering and their margarita specials are awesome. The location is fantastic – just a short walk from Gondola One in Vail Village on Bridge Street!

Activities

Vail is one of the world’s premier ski destinations, but that’s not all this mountain town has to offer. Its year-round outdoor activities and cultural events make it the perfect destination for families, couples, and singles alike to relax and unwind.

With its mountain peaks, lakes, and rivers, it’s no surprise that Vail is a winter wonderland. But it also has plenty to offer during the summer, too!

Climb a 14er, trek to an alpine lake, go horseback riding with llamas or even enjoy a day of fishing on the legendary waters of the Colorado River. Whatever your preference, we have a great guide ready to lead you to a fun adventure in the mountains year-round!

During the spring, take advantage of our many hot springs. These natural pools are formed when subsurface magma heats the groundwater, creating steam and warm water. Some resorts have harnessed this thermal energy to create geothermal pools, while others focus on soaking in the heated waters of a traditional hot tub or mineral pool.

Hiking is another fun way to explore the Rocky Mountains, especially during the spring and summer. Choose from a half-day or full-day tour and you can hike along mountain trails with stunning views and the chance to spot wildlife and wildflowers.

Or, if you’re feeling more adventurous, try a whitewater rafting trip through Browns Canyon. This scenic route is suitable for rafters of all skill levels, including kids!

Then, head to Vail Brewing Company for a craft beer. Whether you want a cocktail or a full bottle of their bourbon, rye, moonshine, or potato vodka, this brewery has something for everyone.

And don’t forget to check out the local farmers market on summer Sundays! The market offers a variety of fresh vegetables, fruits and other locally produced products.

If you’re looking for a more unusual experience, book a goat yoga session at Vail Stables. The ages 8+ can learn the basics of downward dog and other yoga poses with playful, easygoing goats. They’re a lot of fun and can help you get your workout in without putting much strain on your shoulders or back.