Denver International Airport (DEN): Approximate driving time is 2 hours and distance is 120 miles.

Driving directions from Denver International Airport: Exit the airport on Pena Blvd and continue south for about 10 miles. Take Exit 1A / I-70, and proceed west on I-70 for about 108 miles. Take Exit 176 / Vail. Enter the roundabout and then take the fourth right / Vail Rd, which passes under I-70. Enter the second roundabout, and then take the first possible right onto S Frontage Rd heading toward Lionshead. Proceed west on S Frontage Rd about about two blocks to hotel entrance on left.

Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE): Approximate driving time is 45 minutes and distance is 34 miles.

Driving directions from Eagle County Regional Airport: Exit the airport by turning left onto Cooley Mesa Rd. When Cooley Mesa Rd dead ends, turn right onto US-6 and proceed east for about five miles. At the traffic circle, proceed three-quarters of the way around and exit onto Eby Creek Rd heading toward I-70. At the top of the hill, turn right onto I-70 E and proceed east for about 29 miles. Take Exit 176 / Vail. At the bottom of the exit ramp, make an immediate right onto S Frontage Rd. Proceed west on S Frontage Rd about two blocks to hotel entrance on left.

Airport shuttles, limo services, and rental cars are the most popular ways of getting from the Denver airport to the hotel. One-way shuttle fares and limos are more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice. From the Eagle airport, airport shuttles, taxis, limo services, and rental cars are the most popular ways of getting to the hotel. One-way shuttle fares, taxi fares, and limos are all more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice. For both airports, car rentals are available online. Winter driving conditions can be hazardous, which makes the airport shuttle services especially popular.

Getting around: The hotel is about three blocks from Vail Village, and walking is the most popular way of getting around this area. Hotel staff can call and arrange taxis for guests. Less than one block from the hotel is a bus stop, where guests can catch free buses that serve the Town of Vail. For under $5, guests can also catch Eagle County buses that connect to Avon and Beaver Creek. Fee subject to change without notice. In the summer season, bicycles are a popular way of getting around, and the area has some excellent bike paths.

The Altitude Club - In addition to homemade chili and soup, Vail’s favorite sports bar features 14 big-screen televisions, five billiard tables, and video golf. Patrons can also enjoy a variety of appetizers and 12 beers on tap.