Hotel Four Seasons Vail, Vail

Hotel Four Seasons Vail

The Four Seasons Vail is one of Vail's newest properties and sits at the pinnacle in terms of luxury accommodation and high end service.

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Hotel
Room Only
luxury accommodation
2 hot tubs
Internet access
Fitness facilities

Overview

Opened for the 2010/11 season, The Four Seasons Vail is one of Vail's newest properties and sits at the pinnacle in terms of luxury accommodation and high end service. The hotel features 121 guest rooms ranging from Hotel rooms to 4 Bedroom condo residences, most with mountain and pool views and balconies.

Description

Located right ght in the centre of Vail Village and only a short stroll from the Vista Bahn gondola in Vail Village, the Four Seasons Resort Vail offers fantastic conveneince and access to both Vail's pedestrianised village as well as the mountain. The hotel also offer a ski conscierge - leave your skis and boots at the base of the slopes each evening and pick them up the following morning

Property Facilities & Services

Year-round outdoor pool
2 hot tubs
Spa with complimentary morning coffee, tea, sports drinks & fruit
Fitness facilities
Flame Restaurant - kids 5yrs & under eat free from the kid's menu
Room service
Babysitting or childcare
Children’s toys for room, pool and dining
Teen activity centre with movies, Wii and games
Complimentary newspapers in lobby
Complimentary morning coffee, tea and muffins in lobby
Concierge desk
Internet access and printing service
Currency exchange
Porter/bellhop
Safe-deposit box - front desk

Accommodation Facilities

Fitness

Hot Tub

Outdoor Pool

Sauna

About Vail

Vail skiing

With a great snow record and Keystone, Breckenridge and Arapahoe Basin all being available on the same pass, skiing here is pretty good. The skiing in Vail itself is largely geared towards intermediates, but beginners also have plenty of nursery slopes and some brilliant ski schools. Advanced skiers will love the 'Back Bowls' for powder. Freestyle skiers and boarders are spoilt for choice with snowparks, half-pipes and their own maps detailing the best spots. Beaver Creek, linked to Vail by bus, provides for the more advanced skier, with some superb black runs. As with most North American resorts, the lifts and convenience are exceptional, with queues being a rarity.

Vail ski resort

Vail itself is large, offering a wide range of restaurants, shops and nightlife. Vail also has plenty of off-snow activities, with the free bus making these very accessible. It can, however, be expensive, with prices increasing as you get closer to the lifts. There are a wide range of eateries, some of excellent value, as well as shops and nightlife to excite non-skiers. Denver, the nearest international airport is 2½ hours away. Warning: be wary of altitude sickness mixed with jet lag!

Resort Attributes

Alpine Charm

Beginner Friendly

Choice of Restaurants

Easy Slope Access

Extensive Shopping

Family Friendly

Good Beginners

Good For Non-Skiers

Good For Snowboarding

Great Off-Piste

Great for Mixed Abilities

High Altitude

Large Ski Area

Lively Night Life

Reliable Snow

Scenic

Ski In Ski Out

Snow Park

Snow Sure

Resort Facilities

Child Care

Gym

Hot Tub

Ice Rink

Paragliding

Resort Bus

Sauna

Sports Centre

Swimming Pool

Walking Trails

Resort Activities

Cross-Country: 27.0

Cross-Country Equipment

Dog Sledding

Off-Piste: Very good

Off-Piste Equipment

Off-Piste Guides

Ski Doos

Sleigh Rides