Nestled in Beaver Creek Mountain’s exclusive Bachelor Gulch neighborhood—25 steps from the Bachelor Gulch Express—this secluded mountain resort caters to an affluent clientele that wishes to be pampered with privacy. Inspired by the grand lodges of Yellowstone and Yosemite, the design of this Ritz Carlton employs logs, stones, and other indigenous materials to help it blend with its natural setting.

This Hyatt is a year-round resort and spa situated between Beaver Creek Mountain and Beaver Creek Village. With on-site ski lifts and an ice rink, the resort is popular with winter sports' enthusiasts. Amenities include a complimentary ski valet with boot warmers and on-site ski and snowboard outfitters. During rest of the year, vacationers can enjoy various outdoor activities and Rocky Mountain views.

Founded in 1962, this lodge was Vail’s first, and soon became the cornerstone property of what was eventually to become Vail Village. It is known for the loyalty of its clientele, a mix of affluent singles and couples of all ages. Location is a big draw; the hotel is in the middle of Vail Village, adjacent to the Vista Bahn lift. A red-carpeted grand staircase and a Bavarian-style mural highlight the Alpine-inspired lobby.

Located in Lionshead, one of three villages that make up the Vail ski resort, this seven-story hotel is 150 yards from the Eagle Bahn Gondola to mountain ski and recreation areas. The lodge's rustic decor includes exposed wood ceiling beams, stone floors, and seating areas with leather furnishings.

This all-suite boutique hotel is located in the pedestrian-only Beaver Creek Village, offering guests easy access to dining, shopping, two ski lifts, and a skier's bridge.

Located in the mountain base area of Cascade Village, this four-story hotel is within two miles of Vail Village and Lionshead, and eight miles from Beaver Creek. Vacationers and business travelers gather in a lobby with leather chairs surrounding a stone fireplace, or relax in a library with mountain views.