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. Proceed straight through the second roundabout, heading directly toward Vail Mountain on Vail Rd, which becomes Gore Creek Dr. Cross the Gore Creek Bridge, and the road curves up and around to the left. The entrance gate to the lodge is on the right.

Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE): Approximate driving time is 45 minutes and distance is 35 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. Enter the roundabout and take the second right onto Vail Rd, which becomes Gore Creek Dr. Cross the Gore Creek Bridge, and the road curves up and around to the left. The entrance gate to the lodge is on the right.

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.

Getting around: Upon request, the hotel offers a car to guests that is complimentary for trips within Vail. The hotel is in Vail Village, which is a pedestrian-only area, so walking is the way to explore the Village. Hotel staff can call and arrange taxis for guests. Four blocks away is the Vail Transportation Center, where guests can catch free buses that serve the Town of Vail. For under $5, guests can 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 offers excellent bike paths.

The Wildflower - This local favorite serves eclectic American cuisine for lunch and dinner.

Mickey’s Bar - This intimate piano bar is open for après ski and throughout the evening.

Amenity highlights: Guests appreciate the lodge’s individually decorated rooms, as well as amenities like on-mountain ski storage; in-room massages; an outdoor heated pool; spas; and fine dining at Wildflower and Cucina Rustica, plus drinks and live entertainment at the piano bar, Mickey’s.

Insider tip: Vail and nearby Beaver Creek rely heavily on roundabouts to direct the flow of traffic. When approaching a roundabout, drivers should slow and look left, and always yield to pedestrians, bicycles, or other vehicles. If there is traffic, drivers should wait for an opening to enter the roundabout, and once in, keep right, continue carefully to the exit.

Valet parking:
$16-25 per 24-hour period. Parking garage with in/out privileges.
Fee does not include tax and is subject to change without prior notification.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.