My husband and I stayed at the Vail Cascade during the second weekend of January for the 13th Annual Big Beers Festival. The Vail Cascade always delivers with this event. From the beer selections at the hotel bar and restaurant...to the cuisine at the beer dinners...I can't say enough good things. They really go above and beyond to accomodate such a rowdy group!

The hotel itself was great. The ski concierge and ski in/ski out is such an added bonus with this property...would reccomend to anyone!

Only downside is the service in the restaurant is slow..but hey, its Vail. I like to call it "Vail time"!

We stayed here during the Thanksgiving weekend 2012 and I was pleasantly surprised at the atmosphere and the friendly staff. We were there mainly to snowboard so we didn't spend a lot of time in the Hotel but we did go down to the heated pool and Jacuzzi at night, it was clean and cozy, you can go for a swim than relax by one of the fireplaces outside. Its within walking distance from everything so you don't have to drive just walk along the river to get to the village. The rooms were excellent comfortable beds, very clean, and the bathtubs are enormous so you can soak in them after a long day of skiing or snowboarding without having to go down to the pool or jacuzzi. The concierge hooked us up with tickets to the cine bistro which was excellent for my teenage girls that wanted to see the new Twighlight movie.

Every need of the guest is thought of before arriving here. We stay here on every trip to Vail. The Spa is great and the overall ambience is just terrific! The staff is very pleasant and helpful. The breakfast buffet in the Atwater is huge with both hot and cold food items, the chef preparing eggs any way you would like them is an added bonus. Great variety of food for every taste.

Stayed here for a wedding. Was a little outraged at the price charged for a room here; it was early january and the snow coverage is still pretty poor. But this place is the only ski-in ski-out resort I've ever stayed at. But too bad with all the wedding events, we did not have time to ski. Also, this place charges an extra resort fee, parking fee and if you wanted to use the fitness center even it is $27 extra, crazy. The resort felt like something in the 80's esp the elevators and hallways. The room we stayed in was very small and had low ceilings. The bathroom was outdated but not amazing by any means. I am from LA and have stayed at Four Seasons, Ritz Carlton, Westin and this place was ok. The best part was probably the lobby area where there was a nice fireplace and the library next to the reception area. The staff was very nice and helpful. The hot tub was cool too, right next to a ski run. The Aria spa is nice if you're willing to pay extra, but it does not compare to the Four Seasons spas I've been to. The wedding restaurant made the best steak i have ever had at a wedding so kudos for making good food even in large mass quantities. But the wedding set up seemed a bit awkward. And if you had the leave, you basically cut through the dance floor.
Yeah, so I don't think I'd ever stay here again.