595 Vail Valley Dr, Vail, Colorado, United States | (618) 248-8274
Stylish ski retreat at base of Vail Mountain, across street from lifts
Spacious guest rooms with kitchens, fireplaces, and private balconies
Two heated outdoor pools open year-round, plus four hot tubs
On-site restaurant and bar, plus room service
Spa and fitness center with cardio equipment, sauna, and steam room
Hearty buffet breakfast including an omelet bar (included in some rates)
Meeting and event facilities for up to 400 people
Loaner bikes available during summer months
Free Wi-Fi and shuttle to Vail Village (covered by resort fee)
Units are individually owned and decorated; some are dated
Obligatory daily resort fee
Late check-in due to housekeeping
Fee for parking
Damage deposit charged upon check-in
The upscale Manor Vail Lodge is a family-friendly condo complex and ski retreat located on over four acres of land at the base of Vail Mountain and across the street from ski lifts. Its 125 rooms range in size from studios to one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites, each with full kitchens, living areas with fireplaces, and private balconies, though the units are individually owned so decor varies and some might be a bit dated. A host of features includes a popular restaurant and bar, two heated outdoor pools, four hot tubs, a spa, fitness center, and event facilities. Guests should note that check-in is relatively late and there's a daily resort fee that covers Wi-Fi, housekeeping, and use of facilities. Couples may prefer the 28-room [Vail Mountain Lodge & Spa](Vail Mountain Lodge & Spa).
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Scene
Upscale ski hotel and condo resort with an inviting chalet vibe and spectacular views
Manor Vail Lodge has the ambience of a romantic Alpine ski lodge, with views of skier-studded slopes from room balconies and common areas. The vibe is low-key, with plenty of extra touches that give the lodge a cozy, upscale feel. The lobby is casual and warm, with lots of stone and wood incorporated into the design and decor, as well as landscape paintings and sculptures of wildlife that bring the outdoors in. Plus, free apres-ski hot chocolate and cookies are set out in the lobby. There are a variety of decks around the lodge with excellent vistas, as well as an elegant fire pit surrounded by comfortable seating. The resort's restaurant and bar, The Fitz, is furnished with comfy sofas clustered around fireplaces, as well as rustic wood tables, leather seating, and vintage ski photographs that set the mood. Although Manor Vail Lodge is a condo resort, it is just as much a ski lodge, with all the amenities and conveniences of such.
Location
Across the street from ski lifts, in a quiet area east of Vail Village
The Manor Vail Lodge is ideally located for skiers at the base of Vail Mountain and just across the street from the Golden Peak ski lifts. The property is set on 4.6
acres of parkland, with a large stream and a covered bridge on the grounds.
There are hiking and biking trails, soccer and softball fields, a volleyball
court, and two community tennis courts nearby. The nearest golf course is a five-minute drive away. There are grocery stores within a seven-minute drive of the lodge. The
Betty Ford Alpine Botanical Garden, Cogswell Gallery, and the Colorado Ski and Snowboard
Museum are under a 10-minute walk, and the Gerald Ford Amphitheater is a 13-minute walk away. The hotel operates a free shuttle to the center of Vail Village. Eagle County Regional Airport is a 40-minute drive from here, while Denver International Airport is about a two-hour drive.
Rooms
Individually owned condos with fireplaces, private balconies, and full kitchens
Manor Vail Lodge is made up of 125 condos in a variety of configurations from Studios and One-, Two-, and Three Bedroom Suites to super-luxe Penthouses with vaulted ceilings, washer/dryers, whirlpool tubs, and more. Decor varies since units are individually owned, and though many have elegant, lodge-inspired decor, some are a bit dated. Some units have bunk beds, murphy beds, or sofa beds for additional guests. A few traditional single and double hotel rooms are also available. All condos have hardwood floors, ceiling fans, stone fireplaces, and full kitchens with ovens, refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, coffeemakers, and ample cookware. Rooms also have private balconies with gas grills, as well as lovely views of Vail, Gore Creek, or the Gore Mountains and ski slopes. Rooms overlooking the creek are quieter. Bathrooms are upscale, with either showers or shower/tub combos. Additionally amenities include toiletries and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Daily housekeeping and Wi-Fi are included in the resort fee.
Features
Ski Butlers and ski storage, full-service spa, two outdoor pools, and four hot tubs
Manor Vail Lodge features a bunch of excellent amenities geared toward skiers, including a ski school, individual ski storage lockers, and personal Ski Butlers available for hire. The spa is a popular place to unwind after (or instead of) a day on the slopes, with saunas and steam rooms, sports massages, aromatherapy, mani/pedis, and other beauty services. The hotel has two heated outdoor pools that are open year-round, as well as four hot tubs. The fitness center has yoga mats, exercise balls, weight equipment, and cardio machines with individual TV screens and iPod docks, as well as free headphones.The hotel offers 12,000 square feet of event space, including a wedding garden, with event planning services available on-site. The lodge offers both indoor and outdoor parking lots, but they charge for parking privileges. The hotel does operate a free shuttle to the center of Vail Village. There is an obligatory daily resort fee that covers services like housekeeping, Wi-Fi, and use of facilities.
All-Inclusive / Food
Restaurant and bar, plus barbecue facilities
The Fitz Bar and Restaurant is an atmospheric spot for a craft cocktail or beer, or a meal by the fire. The menu features “Elevated Comfort Food,” including gravy fries, bison chili, burgers, and pot pies. There is a kids’ menu, as well as a list of Take and Bake meals that can be preordered by guests who are arriving late or simply want to eat in the comfort of their condo. There is live music in the lounge on many evenings. A breakfast buffet is served year-round (and included in some rates), with hot, hearty food in winter and a lighter menu in summertime. Barbecue facilities are available on the grounds.
