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Vail's Mountain Haus At the Covered Bridge

3.1 (27 reviews)
ModerateHotels, Ski Resorts
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We were here for a family get together during July/August. We booked several rooms and had a chance to see all the variations between the rooms. Each room is finished out differently because it is owned by different people and the hotel does the cleaning service and maintenance. The location is super convenient and located across the street from the free Intown shuttle service that comes every 7 minutes. For this side of town it is a short walk to the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens and the Gerald Ford Amphitheater. Service is good and people try to be as helpful as possible. The free continental breakfast is the same each day. See the pictures. The coffee is not good so get it at Yeti. Breakfast is fine and will save you some money. Laundry is free and do it yourself. This is the best part of the stay. The rooms are well appointed and comfortable. Wifi is free and reasonable speed. The kitchen has everything that you need to make a meal. However, I did not cook because I was concerned with trapping in the heat in our room during the day. The beds and pillows are comfortable and good quality. Our family stayed in room 564 (a 2 bedroom suite) and each bedroom was provided with a box fan. We were instructed to use these to get the air circulating and cool down the room. We kept all the windows open 24/7 and sometimes the front door during the daytime. There is no AC in all the rooms. I would recommend that they add ceiling fans to the rooms and update the bathrooms. The box fans are loud and distracting from the sound of nature. We also had room 561, which is a one bedroom suite. Well appointed and comfortable. It has no AC too. The toilet clogged everyday the moment we checked in. Every morning they would send maintenance to our room to snake out the toilet and by the end of the day it would stop working again. We are on day 2 and still waiting for them to move us to a new room or just permanently fix the problem. To our knowledge, Room 654 which is a 3 bedroom penthouse has AC. So if you want AC then book the 3 or 4 bedroom suites. These are pretty nice. In summary, if you are in Vail during the summer, AC is needed if you want to get some good sleep or escape the afternoon heat.This is a major failing of this place. Since we are traveling with young children and seniors, I would not recommend this place due to the lack of AC for comfort.

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Wonderful location, awesome outdoor heated pool and hot tub. Will stay again.

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The Arrabelle at Vail Square

(94 reviews)

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Great stay at an amazing property. Everything was perfect…read more The staff is very nice and accommodating. Clean rooms, excellent amenities and comfortable beds. The food in the restaurant is fantastic.

The Arrabelle is a beautiful property, but it lacked one very important amenity during our stay in…read moreJuly-a properly functioning air conditioner. On the evening of July 17, we inquired about why our room was so warm. A staff member told us that, due to capacity, the hotel's system was unable to adequately cool the room. This explanation was confusing because the hallway outside our room was noticeably cool. We were offered a fan, but it simply circulated the warm air and did little to improve the comfort of the room. It wasn't until our last night, July 19, that we were provided with a portable air conditioner (swamp cooler). While it helped somewhat, it was very noisy and made it difficult to sleep. One of the things my husband looks forward to most on vacation is getting a good night's rest, and unfortunately that wasn't possible. To make matters worse, when we checked out on the morning of July 20 at approximately 5:00 a.m., my husband approached the front desk. A young woman saw him standing there but did not acknowledge him and instead walked away. She didn't return until about 5:07 a.m. to assist him. A simple greeting or acknowledgment that she would be with him shortly would have gone a long way. While the hotel itself is beautiful and has many positive qualities, the lack of a functioning air conditioner, the delayed response to the issue, and the disappointing customer service at checkout significantly impacted our overall experience.

Vail - Vail, Colorado

Vail

(29 reviews)

If you know, you know. And even if you do, here's a breakdown of an European-themed community in…read morethe Alps of Colorado. Some call them the Rockies. Lolzsies. After spending summers and winters in Vail for the better part of 20 years, it is a place that grows on you like an old friend you can't quite quit. Some times there is comfort in familiarity. It can, however, be so bubbled going in to town possesses the jarring feeling of juxtaposition - like waking from a dream on a bed of clouds to having to run blocks for the last cup of coffee at your favorite Midtown breaky booth. Rant aside the terrain is vast, even with current limited terrain, and après-ski festivities can have a warmth that keep you out of the house past the "holy hour" as I call it, lift closing at four. Après, of course, officially begins at 4:00:00:01. :) And yes, it and everything else draws you back year after year. There's something to be said for routine in a resort town, knowing exactly what you're going to get. But after near-decades of visits, Vail's habitual charm, though solid, can't always beat the polish of Aspen. While Vail is unquestionably comforting and consistent, Aspen offers something more refined: quality service pretty much 100% of the time. There's an undeniable level of attention from instructors to high-end retail staff. The experience is tailored, not transactional. In Vail, by contrast, service is oft hurried even indifferent. At worst, it can drip with envy. The t-shirt girl who ignores, the hostess offering crass commentary to a coworker about guests. Even though you know it's about someone else it's so fun to stop and ask: "What, wait. I'm a seasonal sojourner. Are you talking about me?" Talk about a master class in making a person's face go flush! Aspen, however, always seems to maintain a small-town elegance, more authentic personas, or at least better (worthy of an Oscar) acting. And, it makes all the difference. Then there's the familiar, quietly loaded question you hear most often in Vail - from attendants, gallery owners, even bartenders: "How long are you in town for?" It's not really about your itinerary; it's about your wallet. Locals and seasonal workers tend to gauge your response to place you in their hierarchy of visitors. It's an odd ritual, and it always stops them cold if you reply, "We have a home here." Suddenly, the conversation shifts. No follow-ups. No small talk. Just instant deference. In the end, Vail remains a beloved habitat, but Aspen's refinement and superior service give it undeniable edge. Still, both stand so far above other ski destinations that comparing them to lower elevation or lower design standards, kinda feels unnecessary and, at worst, unfair.

Vail misrepresented when I was committed to purchasing a season pass. From my reading, I was…read moreallowed to pay a down payment with flexibility, and then decide when the balance was due, whether or not I wanted to purchase. It turns out , once you pay the down payment, you are committed. I even received an email about a month before the final payment was due, reminding me to update my credit card info and to make any changes to my account that i wanted to make. Looks like they just wanted my cc. The commitment being made at the time of the down payment is in the very fine print and not clearly defined. I am very discouraged by this deception. It reminds me NEVER to ski Vail again. There are alternatives that are just as good, where the organization is honest. Shame on you, Vail Associates and Vail Ski Resort. If you have similar experiences, please post below.

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Manor Vail Lodge

(49 reviews)

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A solid 5 stars. From the moment I called for reservations,…read moreto the super courteous front desk, and the immaculate room, I have to say it couldn't be much better. First off the location is wonderful. its away from the hub Bub of vail village, yet a short village bus ride into town ( about 2 Minutes) I love the feeling of its vast size of the rooms. We had a 2 br condo at 1400 sf which was lovely. our view of Golden peak stunning. The gas lit fireplace heat dup the room in minutes. Yes, the rooms are a bit dated but kept in Immaculate condition. The staff was always super accommodating. The included breakfast was delicious and nicely presented. We did have to pay to park on site , which I do find offensive especially off season, but all of these resorts do the same... I didn't dine there however so I can't really comment on the dining other than breakfast. Hot tubs and pool was very clean and heated well. Graciously allowing us a late checkout without a hassle was also a plus. We WILL be back !

We love Vail anyway, but this place made our trip SO much better. From the moment we walked into…read morethe lobby, Jasmine and Sarah elevated our day at the desk. We had the AMEX upgrade deal, and our suite in the 180's was awesome. Considering we were coming in on Thanksgiving, having that awesome room was convenient since not much would be open in town. Our suite had two bathrooms, a reclining sofa (which we will be shopping for at home and was SO relaxing), a murphy bed, really comfortable main bed, a fireplace, and a big patio. Our fireplace had a problem in getting going, but Jacob came immediately and helped us out...on the holiday night. We needed some food, but were over Thanksgiving food for the day, and Amanda and Ben helped us out in Fitz's lounge in getting some mac and cheese off the shown menu. They have two heated pools. The other one had a waterfall feature, but we never really went to that one just because of convenience. We liked ours with two hot tubs of varying levels of heat, and apparently redone in the last year. The steam room was busted during our visit, but they have that and a sauna available, along with a spacious fitness facility that we never used. Their cool ceiling fans are pictured below also...very unique looking ones in each of our rooms. The parking onsite is underground, and I liked it because I didn't have to ask to get something in or out of my car through a valet person. We had an included breakfast, and it was high quality food, and even had an omelette station. The lobby had a great Christmas tree, along with a side room with a piano (which they allowed me to play at night). I love everything about this place, and it was a short walk to Vail Village and anything you needed or wanted to partake in. I highly recommend this place, and see you there next time...

Henry's Hut

Henry's Hut

(2 reviews)

It's a great place to take in the scenery of the mountain in between rides. I'd recommend everyone…read morestop in during their trip.

I've grilled twice now at Henry's Hut: once last year during a late season blizzard and last…read moreweekend on a 50-degree blindingly sunny day. I'm not sure which was more fun. Last year, the little teepee-like warming hut was packed to the gills with big groups of friends drying off, staying warm and gathered aroung huge carved wooden chairs and tables eating feasts I had a hard time believing people could haul up in a backpack. Sandwiches, fruit, veggies, salads, chips, cookies, brownies, wine, beer, champagne...in fact one table had what looked like an entire full bar with mixers. The big grill outside - in spite of whiteout conditions and freezing cold temps - was full of burgers, brats, buffalo, elk loin, venison, shrimp, veggie skewers, etc. Everyone inside shares condiments, plates, napkins and the like. There's even a microwave. This past Saturday, the hut was empty and everyone was gathered around the grill or sitting in chairs or snow drifts soaking up the sunshine, with beers and wine plopped in the snow to chill. Henry the dog is always there looking for a pat on the head or an extra bite of snausage. The best part is seeing so many people in costume. I think some people make a day of hanging out at the Hut, and don't even ski much. You only have to take two lifts up (Vista Bahn and Mountaintop Express) to get here and you could easily take cat tracks back to the base of the Village, which explains all of the small children wearing butterfly wings who can barely toddle around. Henry's is much easier to access than the grills at Belle's Camp in Blue Sky Basin. You're at the top of three lifts so you can take runs while you leave someone to man your food on the communal grill. The front side of Vail Mountain is tough for an average/timid snowboarder like myself to navigate, full of steep black diamond runs or flat cat tracks, but hanging out with friendly people at Henry's Hut for an hour or two can absolutely make the day worthwhile. We traded swigs of whiskey for chips, pretzels for bites of aged cheese, buns for beers. I was almost able to block out that just a short time after my grillfest, I slid down the iciest part of Riva Ridge on my butt and looked like a fool.

Lifthouse Vail

Lifthouse Vail

(6 reviews)

When I called to book a room, the person who answered the phone sounded like I was bothering him -…read morelike it was an imposition for me to be calling to book a room! I know the men who run this hotel are from back east & true - east coasters can be "abrupt." I'm from New York & can call this as it was which just bordered on rude. I made a point to check out late with the front desk & told them I had food in the fridge we were taking home. I'd bought really nice cheese, pate & wine for a friend's birthday, along with leftovers from a very nice, expensive meal the night before. We walked around town that morning & came back to the hotel to grab the food & check out. The room was uncleaned & looked untouched when we walked back in but the refrigerator had been completely emptied! I checked with the front desk on what happened & was eventually told everything had been thrown out. What was the point of me telling them exactly what I was doing?! What a waste of money with everything that was thrown out & no attempt was made at making this good for me. I was very disappointed with the service. It was an inexpensive room (in the off season) & the view was nice though the room was dated & the elevator smelled.

Man, I struggled with the stars on this review like no other. The only way I can think to do this…read morereview is with pros and cons. PROS: Price - this condo is by far the least expensive place I've ever stayed in Vail. It is so reasonably priced that it's really hard to complain about anything. Location - this is the biggest pro of all. You are right in the middle of everything in Lionshead Village with an easy walk anywhere you want to go. I'm not sure how to classify this one, but the room and bathroom was scrupulously clean, which is always very important to me anywhere I stay. CONS: The decor is very dated and made it feel a little cheap and shabby. The sofa bed was horribly uncomfortable. It sounds silly, but there wasn't a guide for the TV channels and it wasn't on the screen itself, so if you watch TV, there will be lots of clicking around. And the things in the middle - one, there is very little parking; they have less parking than they have rooms, so beware if you are driving. We never had any issues finding a spot, but it's a little quieter in August. Finally, and I hesitate to mention this because we did not say anything to the management, but the HVAC in our room did not work. It wasn't such a big deal because the weather was very temperate and we could leave the balcony door open, but at the same time, there wasn't a screen on the sliding door, so we had some winged visitors. All in all, A-OK is probably the best way to describe the Lifthouse. I don't know if I would stay there again myself, but if someone was looking for a really reasonable room in Vail, I wouldn't hesitate to point them here with a few caveats.

Vail Nordic Center - Amazing course

Vail Nordic Center

(17 reviews)

At its most basic, Vail Nordic Center provides opportunities to participate in alternative winter…read moresports at inexpensive prices compared to alpine skiing. At its best, Vail Nordic Center is a gateway to immersion into a new sport thanks to the great facilities and passionate staff. Day passes here are like $22 and a full gear rental and pass is ~$55. The single negative review mentioning that it is $55 just to rent gear is not accurate, and, in any case, I find it impressive that the price for a day pass and rental has apparently not changed over the last four years. (There is no Epic discount btw). After my second day, I was sure that I wanted to buy a skate ski setup. Not only were my rental fees credited, but there was a 20% discount for buying skis, boots, and poles. Went right back the next day and had another very fun outing. I cannot say enough about how different this place feels from the commercialized and disinterested rental/info/operation stuff you find at most alpine resorts. This is a different world. I'm an experienced downhill skier, but while walking less experienced friends through the typical rental, pass, lesson, (etc) processes at Vail, I was surprised to find tension and an element of dysfunction at nearly every step. At the Nordic Center, you pay a trivial amount of money and every single employee in the place wants to know how your day was and if there's anything they can do to help you. Even out on the trails, which are substantial and in great shape, almost everyone is smiling and waving. Strong recommendation from me.

I felt one w nature. It's so majestic. 17 km of cross country ski. We only did about a mile. The…read morefresh snow is so amazing. It was my first time cross country skiing. The beauty of the mountains surrounding is something to see. The staff is so accommodating. Very reasonable price. Perfect way to sure a few hours. It's so beautiful the pictures doesn't do justice.

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