Four Seasons Resort Vail

Four Seasons Resort Vail brings an offbeat approach, as it’s the type of luxury accommodation that also caters to outdoor enthusiasts. Regardless of the month, by staying here visitors have access to the best activities in one of Colorado’s favorite playgrounds.

Probably everybody knows why Vail is consistently hailed as one of the world’s top year-round getaways. No matter what the season, Vail’s vast landscape provides countless challenges for every adventure seeker. The ski resort has 5,289 acres of navigable terrain, and snowfall during winter can reach as high as 350 inches.

Getting to this 5-star property is a breeze, as it is only about a 30-minute drive from Eagle County Airport and about 2 hours if coming from Denver International Airport. Four Seasons Resort Vail offers car and limousine transfers to and from the airport as well.

Room Types

Image of a room at the Four Seasons Resort Vail in Colorado — A room at the resort. Photo: Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail

The resort has 131 guestrooms, including 24 suites and 10 private residences. All rooms are generous in size and combine contemporary design with other sophisticated amenities like fireplaces, walk-in closets, and private balconies.

Guest rooms to choose from are the Mountain View Room, which provides picturesque views of the Vail Mountain; the Village View Room, most of which has a private balcony and provides a view of Vail Village’s rich surroundings; and the Garden View Room, which offers a relaxing fireside and a view of the hotel’s lush garden.

They also have 8 types of Suites and 11 types of private residences, all suitable for bigger groups or families, each having a unique feature such as an oversized terrace, walk-in closet, pantry and private bars, and more. Accessible rooms are available as well.

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Dining

In addition to in-room dining, Four Seasons Resort Vail provides great restaurant options. Open for breakfast and dinner, Flame is your modern mountain steakhouse, offering an extensive menu of seared steaks that are carved tableside, partnered with their house-made sauces.

Image of the Four Seasons Resort Vail bar in Colorado — A bar in the resort. Photo: Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail

Bean & Gone, which is open during peak seasons, offers great-tasting coffees and baked goods. The Remedy Bar is great for socializing and is also your perfect après-ski go-to place.

Amenities

Four Seasons Resort Vail also has a spa that has won the prestigious Forbes Five Star Spa award. It is perfect for getting some pampering or rejuvenating your tired muscles after a long day of adventure on the mountain.

Services offered are massages, body scrubs, facial treatments, haircut and nail treatments; and an outdoor heated pool that invites you for a dip. Amenities include whirlpools, towels, private cabanas (summer), an open-air fireplace, and complimentary s’mores and hot cocoa (winter).

Four Seasons Resort Vail provides an effortless interpretation of a grand mountain hotel. The abundance of things that can be enjoyed in any season of the year makes this the only place one will ever want to be in.