“A 5 star ski-in ski-out mountain resort in the heart of Vail Village where Four Seasons luxe meets rustic-chic Western decor. Rooms and suites are elegant and stylish — the best with gas fires and balconies. There's a variety of restaurants, a heated pool, and a spa for serious pampering. Superb!”
“A 5 star ski-in ski-out mountain resort in the heart of Vail Village where Four Seasons luxe meets rustic-chic Western decor. Rooms and suites are elegant and stylish — the best with gas fires and balconies. There's a variety of restaurants, a heated pool, and a spa for serious pampering. Superb!”
Hotel Review
The last word in alpine luxury, with easy access to iconic Vail Village. Four Seasons Resort Vail offers world-class skiing, enhanced wellness, beyond comfortable lodgings and high-end gourmet experiences. Mornings begin at Speyside Café with artisan coffee drinks; powder days end at Flame Restaurant with its homage to the culinary heritage of the Rocky Mountains.
Guest rooms, said to be the largest in the Vail Valley, offer gas-burning stone fireplaces and stunning views of the Rockies from balconies or terraces. Suites provide expansive living spaces (some with connecting rooms) for extended stays., whilst there are multi-bedroom options which work perfectly for families or groups.
Pampering comes easy here; the cosseting "High Altitude Adjustment Massage" is designed specifically to alleviate the effects of the high altitude, while the so-indulgent-it-went-viral "Haute Chocolate" is a signature après-ski treat from the Remedy Bar. Conversely, the Fitness Centre stands serene, a beacon of clean living stacked with state-of-the-art equipment. Comprehensive spa facilities include saunas, steam rooms, and whirlpools (indoors and out), to help weary skiers recharge in pure style.
Written by Amy Rose Everett
Recommended For
- Active Holiday
- Immerse yourself in adrenaline-fueled mountain adventures with skiing, hiking, and biking, all easily accessible from the resort
- Total relaxation
- Relax at the year-round outdoor heated pool and hot tubs, rejuvenating your body after an exhilarating day on the mountain
- Skiing
- Seamless skiing with their ski concierge; from rentals to lessons, they've got you covered for an effortless slope day
- Short break
- Maximize your time in Vail with a private jet service, ensuring you swiftly trade city hustle for mountain serenity
- Other Activities
- Unwind with a High Altitude Adjustment Massage after skiing, then roast s’mores at the grand outdoor fireplace under the stars
- Hotel Entertainment
- Explore Vail's quintessential après-ski scene at The Remedy Bar with haute chocolate for 2, mingle with locals and guests alike
- Restaurant
- Flame Restaurant serves dishes with bold flavours and champions produce from Colorado
- Views
- Gourmet
- Family Suites
- Luxury
- Contemporary
- Wellbeing
- 5* Luxury
- Child friendly
- Gym
- Chic
- Spa
- Hills & mountains
Facilities
- Parking
- Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs US$60 per day
- Restaurant
- Flame Restaurant serves dishes with bold flavours and champions produce from Colorado
- Hot Tub
- Outdoor hot tub by the pool
- Airport transfer
- Additional charges apply
- Swimming Pool
- Heated outdoor pool
- Views
- Concierge
- Family Suites
- Bar
- Fireplace
- Sauna/Steam
- Massage
- EV Charging Station
- Wifi
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Air conditioning
- Suites
- Room service
- Child friendly
- Gym
- Spa
Activities
- Skiing
- Seamless skiing with their ski concierge; from rentals to lessons, they've got you covered for an effortless slope day
- Other Activities
- Unwind with a High Altitude Adjustment Massage after skiing, then roast s’mores at the grand outdoor fireplace under the stars
- Hotel Entertainment
- Explore Vail's quintessential après-ski scene at The Remedy Bar with haute chocolate for 2, mingle with locals and guests alike
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Four Seasons Resort Vail
A luxurious getaway with the service to match, located just steps from Vail's best restaurants and shops.
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