Four Seasons Resort Vail Features True Mountain Luxury

The Four Seasons Resort Vail is a luxurious mountain retreat in the Colorado Rockies. Located in Vail Village, the resort is only steps away from restaurants, shopping, and the slopes; this ski resort offers 5-star service and amenities. The Four Seasons Resort Vail recently opened in late 2010 and is already gaining a reputation for its grand alpine features and first-class service.

The most intriguing part of the resort’s main floor is the vast display of stunning art on display. Modern paintings hang on the walls, and vase sculptures crafted of bold colors are displayed throughout. The natural wood and limestone interior design, 75-foot lighted pool and 2 whirlpools, and a grand outdoor fireplace make this 10-story, 121-room hotel feel like a lavish mountain lodge.

Skiers and snowboarders will be pleased to know that the resort has its own Ski Concierge at the base of the Vista Bahn chairlift, which makes getting your equipment to and from the mountain effortless. Ski Concierge will store and clean your equipment nightly.

Hidden on the bottom floor of The Four Seasons Resort Vail is one of the most luxurious spas in the country. It features 13 treatment rooms and over 14,000 square feet of relaxation space. A visit to this spa is a must! Be sure to try their signature treatment, the ‘Spirit of the Rockies.’

A favorite place to relax with the family or enjoy a cocktail après ski is in the Fireside Lounge. With views of the mountain through the tall glass windows, and oversized sofas to sink into, the lounge is equipped with reading material, games, and all-day dining. For breakfast or a heavier dinner visit Flame (http://www.fourseasons.com/vail/dining/flame/), a fine-dining restaurant serving up hearty mountain fare, highlighted by beef, game, seafood, and more.

A unique part of The Four Season Resort Vail is the Private Residence Rentals. If you’re looking for a temporary living space, with the service and luxury of the Four Seasons brand, a 2, 3, or 4-bedroom residence, complete with a kitchen, dining room, laundry room, and maybe even a den, is your perfect place. After a week in a Private Residence Rental, you may wish you could stay forever; well, you’re in luck. The Four Seasons Resort Vail also offers Private Residence ownership. Starting at $2.7 million, residences for purchase range in size from 1,573 square feet to 5,743 square feet.

Vail is an enjoyable place to visit year round, and The Four Seasons Resort Vail offers superb mountainside luxury.

Rates start at just over $600 per night.

LUX Tip: After a great day of skiing enjoy a dip into one of the several outdoor hot tubs, followed by a complimentary freshly made brownie.

Four Seasons Resort Vail
www.fourseasons.com/vail/
One Vail Road, Vail, Colorado, 81657
(970) 477-8600

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