The Sebastian Hotel & Residence Club Adds a New Vibrant Twist in Vail

As the latest Vail resort destination, The Sebastian Hotel & Residence Club unveils lavish hotel suites and exclusive residence membership lodging, a new fine cuisine restaurant, getaway health spa, neighborhood hot spots, a gourmet coffee shop, and 8,000 square feet of meeting and convention space.

As one of the latest Vail resorts, The Sebastian is situated with a view of the breathtaking Rocky Mountains. The 100 guest rooms and 7 suites inside the lodge provide relaxed, personal quarters in one of Colorado’s most famous resort towns. All rooms exhibit comfortable style and are equipped with custom-designed fixtures. The first thing you will notice upon entering the resort is the grand fireplace in the lobby. It provides heat, and more importantly a great centerpiece. Accommodations at the resort include things like welcome drinks, luxurious bathrobes, house slippers, nightly laundry service, natural cotton Italian sheets, HDTVs, iHome docking stations and other convenient appliances.

Special features like “The Library,” make The Sebastian special. The Library allows for a great place for family to gather, or individuals to read or work in a elegant and peaceful and contemporary setting. Another feature that differentiates The Sebastian from its competition is the pool area, which features 4 hot tubs, 2 being uniquely for adults only. The pool features an underwater bench with a waterfall feature.

The Sebastian offers ski-in ski-out valet service at the Vista Bahn Chair Vail Mountain.  Nothing is more convenient than having your ski or snowboard equipment ready for you at the chair lift. “The Sebastian Base Camp” as they call it offers hot chocolate & cookies, and even provides foot massages to guests.

Influenced by Napa Area and appropriately called Block 16, where “block” refers to the particular lot of winery property sourcing the most excellent grapes, the new unique fine dining restaurant at The Sebastian exhibits the finest of organic local ingredients.

Newly opened “Frost Bar” offers one of the most contemporary settings in Vail. Frost Bar is perfect for a small bite, or just grabbing a cocktail. Interesting to note is that Frost has one of the largest Scotch collections in Vail, so drink up!

Dedicated to assisting and promoting a balanced way of life at The Sebastian, Bloom Spa provides a complete program list of treatments, facials and nail care, which takes into account the guests’ dynamic and busy daily routines. The Spa is tastefully equipped and attentively attended to make certain that every visit is tranquil, unforgettable and refreshing.

The Private Residence Club is made up of thirty-six residences with two choices of offerings. A four-week member's program begins at $310,000 and a Founder’s Club eight-week choice begins at $580,000. Each of the choices include membership in the Timbers Collection, which is composed of a number of exclusive perks and benefits

The Sebastian is the perfect location for Vail marriage ceremonies, group and company occasions or other celebrations. Depending on the time and season, hotel nightly rates are within the $295 to $884 range while suites range from $725 to $4,437.

LUX Tip: Enjoy complimentary rides in The Sebastian SUV to local nearby attractions.

The Sebastian
16 Vail Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-477-8000

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