Accommodations at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail range from elegantly appointed guest rooms with one King bed or two Double beds to spacious one- and two-bedroom suites and spectacular private residences offering up to six bedrooms. Designed for both comfort and entertaining, the residences feature expansive living and dining areas, well-appointed pantries, and generous gathering spaces ideal for families and groups. Many guest rooms and residences also include inviting stone gas fireplaces and private balconies overlooking the surrounding mountains, Vail Village, or beautifully landscaped gardens.

Exceptional dining is an integral part of the Four Seasons experience. Tavernetta brings acclaimed Northern Italian cuisine to Vail, while The Remedy is a favorite gathering place for après-ski cocktails, handcrafted cuisine, and panoramic mountain views. Moments of relaxation await at the award-winning spa, where oversized treatment rooms are complemented by soothing hot tubs, a cold plunge, sauna, steam room, and tranquil relaxation lounges.

Year-round recreation begins just a five-minute walk from Gondola One, providing effortless access to Vail's legendary ski terrain during the winter months. Warmer seasons invite guests to explore more than 50 miles of scenic paved recreation paths, championship golf, hiking, mountain biking, and countless outdoor adventures throughout the Vail Valley. Families will appreciate thoughtfully curated children's programs and activities, while the 24-hour fitness center, personal training, and group fitness classes make it easy to maintain an active lifestyle throughout every stay.

Please inquire with your Rocky Mountain Getaways Vacation Consultant for current bedding and amenities as furnishings and amenities are subject to change in vacation rentals. Photos are a fair representation of units within the property and may not be the actual unit booked. Ski & shuttle access dependent on snow conditions and resort operations, particularly during early and late season as well as low-snow seasons.