




Open-plan living and dining area, full kitchen, two en-suite bedrooms, and a private balcony.
22 features available
Comfortably sleeps up to 6 guests
King bed
Queen bed
Double bed
0 bathrooms
From
£850
per night
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£2,200
per night
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£5,500
per night
The Ritz-Carlton Vail sits in Lionshead Village, one minute's walk from the village centre and four minutes on foot from both the Eagle Bahn gondola and the nearest piste access. This puts guests within easy reach of Vail Mountain's extensive terrain without requiring transport. The village itself offers restaurants, shops, and après-ski options directly on the doorstep. For travel logistics, Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) is approximately 45 minutes away by road, making for a straightforward arrival and departure. Those flying into Denver International Airport (DEN) should allow around two hours and fifteen minutes for the transfer. The combination of ski-in, ski-out access and central village positioning makes this one of the more practical bases in Vail.
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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)