The Ritz-Carlton Club, Vail: Destination Club & Private Residences

The Ritz-Carlton has opened its 10th Destination Club, with Private Residences in Vail, Colorado. Vail is well known for its world-class skiing and now becomes home to a new level of luxury with The Rtiz-Carlton.

The Bavarian-style architecture houses 71 private residences and 45 fractional residences. The Ritz-Carlton Vail is located at the base of Vail Mountain on the banks of Gore Creek and is walking distance from the famous dining and shopping at LionsHead.

When you pull into The Ritz-Carlton Vail you will quickly be greeted with their 5-Star valet service and then be escorted into their lobby where you can quickly access the Great Room, which has a beautiful fireplace and a view of the mountain. The Great Room also has a bar with a light menu available for snacks throughout the day. It’s the perfect multi-use space; guests and private residents often use this space for grabbing a drink with friends and family, relaxing with a book, or even working.

Don’t expect your typical hotel room with this property, as units start at 2 bedrooms and increase in size to a 6-bedroom penthouse. Everything you can expect from a luxury home you will find inside the Ritz Carlton Vail units, including top of the line kitchen appliances, an entertainment center, walk-in closets, and more. No corners were cut in the quality of this project. All of the furniture, appliances, and finishes are top notch.

There are several luxurious amenities at the The Ritz-Carlton Vail, including concierge services, a fitness center, an outdoor heated pool and hot tubs, ski valet, and a library. The Ritz is not just for adults; it is family friend and accommodates children. The Ritz kids program includes a teen room with cable TV access, bell service, and high-speed Internet.

Fractional ownership is selling for $125K for a 1/12 interest, or 21 days per year, and annual dues currently range from $14,700 – $18,300 depending on the size of the unit.

LUX Tip: The Ritz has a special inside Ski Valet area where guests can put on their ski & snowboard gear, and prepare to take the free shuttle to the mountain.

The Rtiz-Carlton Vail
728 West Lionshead Circle,
Vail, Colorado 81657

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