




Five-story resort hotel with a main lodge and a terrace wing, featuring 256 rooms and 29 suites.
22 features available
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Grand Hyatt Vail sits at Cascade Village, one of Vail's three base areas, positioned directly at the lift that connects guests to the broader mountain. This location keeps you clear of the busier Vail Village and Lionshead crowds while still offering straightforward access to the resort's 5,317 acres of skiable terrain. The Cascade Village area has its own character — quieter, more residential in feel — while remaining within reach of Vail's wider dining and retail offering via the free in-town shuttle. For arrivals, Eagle County Regional Airport is approximately 35 miles west, making transfers manageable. Denver International Airport sits around 100 miles to the east, with road and coach transfers readily available. The on-site lift, ticket office, and rental facilities mean guests can be on the mountain within minutes of leaving their room.
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North America's premier luxury ski destination with legendary Back Bowls
Vail is one of the largest and most iconic ski resorts in the world, spanning over 5,300 acres of skiable terrain. Modeled after European alpine villages, the resort features a sprawling, picturesque base area filled with luxury accommodations, high-end shopping, and fine dining. Its pedestrian-friendly streets are heated to keep them snow-free, adding to the premium winter experience. The mountain itself is legendary, famous for its seven massive Back Bowls that offer unparalleled powder skiing. From perfectly groomed front-side cruisers for beginners and intermediates to the expansive off-piste terrain of Blue Sky Basin, Vail provides a world-class skiing experience for all ability levels.
Vail offers an extraordinary variety of terrain across its Front-Side, legendary Back Bowls, and Blue Sky Basin. The sprawling Front-Side is a paradise of immaculate groomers and glades, while the expansive Back Bowls provide endless powder fields and challenging natural terrain for advanced skiers.
Located within the White River National Forest, this region is renowned for its high elevation, dry champagne powder, and dramatic peaks.
Legendary expansive powder bowls covering over 3,000 acres of wide-open terrain.
Backcountry-style terrain featuring exceptional glades, steep pitches, and untouched snow.
Home to Vail's massive terrain parks, superpipe, and professional race courses.
A family-friendly bowl offering wide, rolling blue groomers and spectacular views.
Gentle, high-elevation slopes perfect for novice skiers to gain confidence.
Denver International Airport (DEN)
2h 15min
193km
Frequent shuttle services, private SUVs, and rental cars are readily available from Denver and Eagle County airports. Large, multi-level parking structures are available in Vail Village and Lionshead, though daily rates are notoriously expensive.
Mid-November to late April
Vail gets exceptionally busy during Christmas, Presidents' Day weekend, and Spring Break.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (USD 269), Adult 6-Day Pass (USD 1200)