Antlers at Vail

We love staying at the Antlers at Vail and have been here several times. It’s on the quieter side of Vail with a lovely walk along the river to the main area. There’s also lots of restaurants close by in the same vacinity. The staff is friendly and attentive, the rooms are extremely clean and appointed with everything you might need. The pool area is amazing with breathtaking views. I highly recommend the Antlers and look forward to staying again.

The perfect spot in Vail to stay! Amazing location, accomodations and amenities. Would never consider anywhere else and would ALWAYS try to get unit #708, it was a perfect corner unit with easy access to an elevator, pool, etc. and the most amazing view of Gore Creek and Vail Mountain from our balcony. Thank you Antlers for an amazing vacation with our small boys!

I stayed at antlers before, years ago. The front desk staff are simply wonderful. I was greeted promptly and informed of all amenities. Early check-in is sometimes available and was for my stay. The room was clean and comfortable, located close to everything. The pool and hottub were not crowded. I highly recommend a stay at Antlers. You will not be disappointed!

This is the second year we have stayed at the Antlers. The property is convenient to the slope with an easy walk and access to ski valet. The condo was clean and the beds were comfortable. We stayed in a two bedroom and two bath which provided plenty of space for two families and privacy. Having daily housekeeping to tidy up the accommodations was a great treat. The staff is friendly and the extra amenities make you feel like you're at home. If you like to sleep in complete darkness, it can be tricky with indicator light on various technology in each room and outside security lights. The front desk and maintenance was helpful in finding a temporary solution.

Great location, friendly service, good sized rooms and underground parking.|The condo was well furnished, and had all the utensils one would need for a family ski vacation near the main Eagle Bahn lift. They also have a concierge service arrangement so that you can leave your skis overnight with the ski valet and not have to carry them back every day.|The pool and jacuzzi (2 of them) were clean, and very nice with towels provided by the reception.|The only criticism is that the cleaning staff can be very good on some days, and average on others.|There is nothing they can do about the design, but rooms are accessed from the outside and although covered, are exposed to the cold and wind.|Would definitely stay there again.

The Antlers at Vail is an exceptional place to stay with family. The location can't be beat, the parking is prime, and the hot tub is an added bonus. Spacious accommodations with everything you need. The condos have everything you need to make your stay comfortable and relaxing.

Do not go to this place. It has been a disaster from the moment we walked in. 1) We couldn’t check in until an hour past “guaranteed check in time” (so 5pm). 2) The bunk beds - the top bed is falling apart and the torns parts falling into the bottom bunk. 3) The rooms are small - there is no dresser, one small closet upstair - if you can get your suitcase up the tiny spiral staircase (which is also where the washer/dryer is). 4) There is no air conditioning - I would get that in the winter. In the summer, it is 80+ degrees. I get it cools down at night, but after the kids go to bed - in their upstairs bedroom, where it is sweltering and stuffy. - there are supposed to be fans in the condo - not that we’ve seen. 5) We stayed in a “Platinum Room” - sounds good. It’s not. 6) Everything is gross and dated. There’s a Christmas nutcracker as part of the decor. The couch is a sectional that is completely disconnected. I can’t figure out how to get it to fit together. Didn’t think I’d have to. 7) The top “main” bedroom has a window that looks out at the hallway where everyone walks - basically, think a motel set up. So - beware. Definitely don’t be romantic with your wife there. 8) Relatedly, this bedroom has no window but the one to the aformentioned hall. So - to get any air into it (again, no AC), you have to open that window and that curtain - so, I guess people will just walk by and watch me sleep? It’s also right next to the elevator - so I’ll be hearing that non-stop. 9) The front room has a window, but it is stuck and does not open - so - you’re stuck with the heat that has accumulated during the day. No way out. 10) The faucets are all Delta - which, whatever. But it is a cheap brand and I suspect the reason half of them are leaking. 11) The bathrooms are remarkably cramped. Like - airplane size. The tiny sinks are on the outside. At $741/night - the standards are preposterous. If it helps, we are staying in room 409. The location is fine. The lobby is fine (definitely bait-and-switch kind of feel). We literally intend to leave this place early and go somewhere else because it is just so awful and nowhere near the caliber of what you’d expect in Vail.

Fantastic place to stay at Vail. Just a short walk to the gondola with a ski check at the base essentially makes Antlers a "ski in ski out" location. The rooms are very well appointed, with all the amenities for a short or long stay. Some (all?) of the units are owned by private parties and Antlers manages them, so they feel comfortable and lived in without being tired. We had a beautiful view of Gore Creek and the mountain. The bed was a little saggy, but comfortable. We were woken up in the middle of the night a few times by trucks and equipment outside our window; we don't know how common this is, but be aware of this possibility. The pool and hot tubs were excellent apres ski places, but they close promptly at 10 pm. We utilized the Antlers shuttle around town, but it only runs after 1 pm (which was a problem because our shuttle from DIA arrived at noon). Overall, we really enjoyed our stay, but it was by far the most expensive place we have ever stated.

I really loved my stay at Anters. The hotel and room had such a cozy ambiance. Our suite /guest room came with a fire place, a queen bed, bunk beds, a nice kitchen and a ton of areas to sit, as well as a huge sofa/bed! My favorite part of our room was the fire place! After a long day of skiing there's nothing quite like warming up, Watching holiday movies and relaxing next to the toasty fire. I also loved the pool/hot tub area overlooking the mountains. The view was breathtaking. In conclusion; The hotel location was a super convenient, short walk to the slopes and Vail village. The staff rocked and the free shuttle was a plus.

Antlers Is Someone's Condo - It is not a Hotel. Antlers Vail is not a hotel, I repeat, this is not a cozy Hotel, with a restaurant and fireplace in the lobby. You will be staying in someone's condo with a kitchen and old furniture. My major complaint about this is, not one of us knew in advance what to expect. Also, if you book with a 3rd party instead of Antlers, parking is $50 a day. I also do not like that it pretends to be a normal hotel online, but it is not. We left the first night to go to the grocery store and there was no parking when I returned. I squeezed into a parking spot and my girlfriend had to get out of the car so I could squeeze the car in. Beds are ridiculously small. I thought I clearly stated that I needed a King size bed. One pillow per person. SMALL bathroom. Like smaller than your college off campus housing bathroom. Did I say I booked a KING size bed. Guess they forgot about that. The Best Part - You must go outside to access your unit. Yes, none of the units are connected through inside hallways. So, this feels like a cheap hotel where you must walk outside to get to the elevator to go to the lobby, like a Howard Johnson, but remember it is COLD. Polar Opposite Hotel --- The Austria Haus has a welcoming lobby, breakfast with coffee, tea and friendly service. This place reminds me of the airport. Also, it is the most confusing layout I have seen yet to get to and from your room or the garage to access your car. Antlers is a good location, (Although it is not a hotel, but someone's condo!) do not get me wrong. So far, it has ruined my GF and mine experience of VAIL, CO and I do not recommend it. There are a lot better deals out there that feels like a vacation in the mountain's vs interloping in a retired couple's apartment. Can't believe I booked this place! Don't make the same mistake I did, consider this my warning to you. One more thing, the elevators may stop and change direction. It is another weird quirk of this property. So, you can have conversations with strangers about the elevator when you think you are going to your floor, and it stops and goes back down to the ground level. Also, the couch smells like it has never been cleaned. And they do not tell you how to access DIRECT TV, which is the main option for viewing TV Cheers! AGAIN, this is not a Hotel, It is someone's Condo. VAIL is COLD and you must go outside to access your unit. Yes, none of the units are connected through inside hallways Cheers Again!

We had a most memorable stay at the Antlers at Vail. Rooms were spacious and comfortable. The balcony overlooked the edge of the pool area and the creek below. The staff was exceptional! Shoutout to AC at the front desk who provided excellent service, spot on suggestions for dining and provided safe passage to our destinations as a courtesy driver! The pool/jacuzzi area was a highlight of my stay. The pool water temperature was just right and the pool was clean. Both jacuzzis were working which is amazing! We look forward to coming here again! Only downside, pool hours closing at 10pm. Needs to remain open til midnight.

Always enjoy staying at Antlers at Vail! The best location in Lionshead, best pool & hot tubs and no goofy resort/cleaning fees. Some units are Pet friendly, too.

We stayed here over Labor Day weekend and had a lovely time! Check in was easy- our room had updated kitchen and comfy beds! The decor was good and a nice patio with a grill! The pool is so fun for little kids with great views and was not crowded. This is super convenient to nearby restaurants and shopping! Look forward to staying here again! Things to note- the bathrooms are very old in the unit we stayed in. As well, the check out time is very early- 10 am and they do not accommodate a late check out. Just things to be aware of! Overall great experience!

We had a wonderful experience at the Antlers location that was right on the Vail mountain. We had a balcony that overlooked the pool and hot tubs that also overlooked the mountain. The location of Antlers is just on the other side of another condo complex that overlooks the LionsHead Gondola. Antlers provides ski valet service at the Gondola. Its a short walk to the gondola around the other condo complex. Antlers was built around the 1970s and it shows a little. The outlet situation is kind of limited for today's electronics. We did have hot water, shower, and heating problems that were quickly resolved. The kitchen and one bedroom layout for 4 people did meet all our needs. Loved that the hot tub was around the corner from our unit. Underground parking is provided for $50 a day. Antlers get high marks because its walking distance to everything. Shopping and Skiing is around the corner 3 minutes away. The Antlers building is kind of a maze and confusing to get around but that's how things were made in the 1970s. They have two hot tubs and we used it every night we stayed. They provided an extra rollaway that fit perfectly with the pull out couch. We would definitely stay again at the Antlers if we would get it booked during the busy Presidents Day weekend. The low mark was for the broken shower and no hot water/heat one day, but quickly fixed. Funny, we stayed in Vail 3 years ago at Landmark and they also had no hot water for one day.

I want to begin this review by stating that I have only written good reviews in the past. However, this experience has made me think that reviews should be honest. We rented four units. A 4 bedroom and 2 -1 bedroom units. The four bedroom was beautiful. Updated and clean. Unfortunately, We were given a 2 bedroom unit 505. It's was worse than any motel. Super small, old, worn furniture and no decent kitchen equipment. The super small bathroom had a tub with a patched hole in the bottom of it. It looked like feces. Old bathroom fixtures with a slow drip with no pressure for showers. The bedroom had a king size bed ... however, there was less than 10" between the wall and both sides of the bed. A baseboard heater ran around the room making the 10" more like 6" to try to crawl in bed. We called to find a different unit, only to be told they are all rented. We called 4 times to get a humidifier with no avail. I would never recommend this hotel. I would give 0 stars for this atrocity that we were rented.

Warning! Poop in the pool!! The Antlers at Vail takes no responsibility for the pool area. My daughter swam down to the pool floor and picked up a rock that squished in her hand due the fact it was a turd (poop) and the response of the hotel is "sorry, we don't monitor the pool"! Additionally, they don't seem to be worried about Covid and we never saw anyone at the pool wiping down tables and chairs. Filthy!

Let me start off by saying I love this hotel so much that I'm writing a review while I'm still here!! The staff is great! The reservation process: We called them directly due to having a pet (but you can always book online). I found that they were having a deal online that wasn't mentioned on the phone and when I brought it up, they were more than willing to give me the same price! The reservation process went so smoothly and my absolute favorite thing is that they have all the rooms pictures on their website. They gave us our room number and we were able to view the exact room before arriving!! They have the cheapest pet fee in town (I think), $25/night, and parking was FREE for one car! Some places charge over $50/night for parking which can really add up. There's no hidden fees with the price they give you, which I appreciate a lot! The stay: Check in was pretty easy. Great COVID19 precautions were taken and front desk was super nice. Parking garage is a bit small so I would watch out for that. The lobby is what I dream my living room to be in the future. They gave step by step instructions on how to go to the garage-elevator-room. When we arrived to the room, our TV wasn't working and when we called front desk, they came so fast and helped fixed it (we kept our distance of course bcuz COVID). The next morning, our first floor bathroom locked by itself and when everyone left the room, maintenance came and unlocked it for us!! I even got a text from the front desk, Chris, about free ice cream coupons!!! I haven't picked them up yet but I will before check out for sure lol. We checked out a couple free bikes that the hotel offered which saved us money from renting one outside. The room is a great size and the view of the mountains makes waking up early worth it! It has a fully equipped kitchen which is great for making our own meals. Overall this hotel is perfect and I'm already planning on staying here again next time I come back. Staff is super nice and there's also a dog name Piper at the front sometimes!!! If anything happens (which I doubt will), I will update this review. Other than that, I would highly recommend this place.

Love the Antlers! We have stayed here many times over the last 18 years! There are two types of rooms that I am aware of - compact and efficient one bedrooms or studios - from the late 70's - most of which are upgraded and nice. Many overlooking Gore Creek. Great balconies! Most condos / rooms are tricked out nicely. Each differently. By the condo owner. The other rooms / condos are about 13 years old and are modern, larger 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. Very nice. Not on the creek but with good views. The staff at the Antlers is solid, friendly and very helpful. Great location in Lionshead- near the central village but quieter and more serene - particularly on Gore Creek. Choose Antlers. You'll be pleased!

The Antlers at Vail has three things going for it: location, location, location. Just a hop, skip and a jump from the Vail Gondola, you can be out your front door and hitting the slopes in a matter of minutes, without ever having to get in a car or on a bus. When Mama Q, Little Q and I were in Vail for Taste of Vail (http://tasteofvail.com) a multi-day wine and food festival that also includes multiple fundraising auctions, we got to stay in a one-bedroom condo at the Antlers. Each condo is independently owned, and - key word here - decorated. Our condo was so over-the-top Western that it was unintentionally kitsch. But that's Vail, baby! And if you haven't been, be sure to bring your ten gallon hat and wool-lined denim coat. Pack an extra bag if you must, for these two items, combined with Uggs, seemed to be uniform in the shopping district of Vail. Ah, but I digress. Our condo came equipped with everything we needed: a fully equipped kitchen, towels, blankets, the whole nine yards. The gas-powered fireplace was sweet, and the views killer. The walls are thick, and there was little sound passing from room to room. Important to note in a ski town where some people are partying until the time our son gets up in the morning. There are no internal hallways at the Antlers. Your front door opens up on an outdoor balcony and walkway that leads to interior stairs or an elevator. They keep the walkways cleared, but it is still radically cold as soon as you step outside your front door. There is a hot-tub. The front desk has DVDs you can check out to watch in your room. There is free internet access, but it is hard-wired. If you no longer travel with a CAT-5 cable they will loan you one at the front desk. There is no restaurant at the Antlers, but it is next door to the Marriott, which has a decent restaurant for emergency needs. Most importantly: Vail has a great free public transit system. Catch a shuttle from Denver airport and you won't need a car the whole time you are there. You can catch a bus into town to shop, eat, or hit a market and bring stuff home to cook in your condo. An important option if you are on a budget.

We were in room 301 and it was incredibly out of date 2 bedroom/2 bath unit with 2 queen beds, or maybe 1 queen and 1 king. We complained to the front desk about the condition of the unit not being like pictures we had seen online and on the first request, the GM didn't do anything but on the second request he gave us an extra 1 bedroom that looked much nicer. So kudos to him for that. The 1 bedroom, 311, was decorated very nicely but the bedroom with a queen bed was so so so small. You literally had to contort your body to get to the other side of the bed. That condo also had a tiny bedroom with 2 bunk beds so technically I guess it's a 2 bedroom but each room definitely only counts as half a room. In addition, this place gets 5 stars for the cleaning staff. They did an impeccable job - even washed your dishes for you! The ski valet located in the building was a really nice feature, but one morning while putting my boots on I saw the guys running around trying to find skis they had lost - not a good sign! However, we didn't have any problems and I loved not having to carry my skis the 5 to 7 minute walk to the Gondola. While going to the hot tub, a girl we know got stuck in the elevator so she was freezing and she said it took a while to get out - definitely avoid the elevators if you stay here. Antlers said they guarantee one spot per unit and while we didn't have a car, one of our friends was going to meet us on a random Tuesday and the front desk woman said we couldn't have a parking spot because they were full. I took the sheet down to her that says they guarantee a spot for each condo and she grumpily made arrangements for us. Antlers was filled with MBA students that week who all took a shuttle so I can't imagine they ever have enough spots. Vail has two main villages, I believe. Vail Village is toward the middle of the mountain and was better located for skiing because from Lions Head, you really have to ski all the way to the left side of the mountain and all the way back, which takes a while. Moral of the story - only stay here if it's significantly cheaper than the better competition (Lions Head Square was very nice) or if you can be guaranteed an renovated unit.

Impeccable cleaning staff and always a pleasure to stay here. The only problem is the outdated rooms and beds. Noisiest bed I've ever slept on! Love the ski locker though.

We always stay at the Antlers. I love this place normally, except this time around they gave our room to someone else (I am 99% sure I heard the person thanking them at the desk and we are in a totally different type of room now). This room is 2 floors below where we normally stay, right above the laundry machines and directly adjacent to the lobby and elevator. Did i point out I have a toddler? I slept maybe 2 hours. The guys at the front were no help nor did they sane even the least bit concerned even though they obviously changed our room with this chick. So much for loving the Antlers. After over 5 years here, I think my romance in over. Get new reception who care about return clientele?

Worst night of sleep I've gotten in months and we have an infant. Most aspects are great, but in million dollar condos they have thrift store level mattresses.

A I've been spending the summer, give or take a year, at the Antlers since 1980. We returned again this summer for a very important event: my wedding. We spent most of the week at the Antlers befor moving to the Lodge. We brought a hundred friends with us to the Antlers, some coming as far as Germany to celebrate with us. Each condo is individually owned so therefore each unit has it's own style. Some have been updated very recently, others not so much. There is a great pool and two hot tubs, located along Gore Creek. You can rent DVD's or book hiking, biking or river excursions right at the front desk. One of the best things about the Antlers is it is located very close to Lionshead and Vail Village with a free bus coming every five minutes Vail is one of my favorite places on earth and at the center of all the memories made there is The Antlers. I can't wait to get back there...

Love staying at the Antlers. It is like a home away from home. Right in the middle of Lionshead, you can walk anywhere you need to get to. Great pool and hot tubs, lots of fun for kids. Dog friendly...all around great spot to stay in Vail. Some of the rooms are getting a little tired and could use some updating. But always clean and welcoming.

The kids and my family absolutely loved this place! My sister in law booked this condo for oktoberfest this past weekend and they allowed us to upgrade to a 2 story, 3 bedroom and 3 bathroom as well as allowed us to check in early at 7am. The condo included free Wi-Fi, TVs in all 3 rooms and the kitchen was nicely stocked with dishware. Also a grill on the balcony. If you needed anything including foil lol, you just needed to request it. They also offer free bike rentals, GoPro rentals, etc. The pool and hot tub are nicely heated and the kids loved it. Only downside is that the elevators are a little small and run slowly but that's the only downside. The condo is located within walking distance to both lionshead village and Vail village but you could catch the free shuttle between both. We also had a beautiful view of the creek and the mountains. We will definitely be back next month as they are offering a special for those that booked over the summer to book at a cheaper rate for the month of October. The staff is very friendly which totally helps!

I was fortunate to spend the night in one of the 1 bedroom condos and I must say, it was very well worth it. The room was beautifully decorated, and I even enjoyed the fireplace as the night got well into the 40s, even in early June! The pool area was very tidy and well maintained. The staff were very nice and recommended a good restaurant in Vail Village for dinner. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Antlers and will definitely stay here again the next time I am in Vail.

I have to correct Josh - each condo owner is required to update at least every 3 years. But still, some are cuter than others. :) Either way, this facility is wonderful. The views cannot be beat and the staff is fantastic. We were so impressed with the front desk, housekeeping, and especially event staff. My mom, Josh M.'s mom, SiL and I made the trip from KC to Vail for a planning sesh in June for the wedding in August and we were received so warmly by Magda King. My MiL planned the rehearsal dinner with Magda and Katie Nelson in the banquet room on the first floor, and while I didn't have much to do with that side of the planning, :) MiL had nothing but wonderful things to say about those ladies and they were an absolute pleasure to work with. We were quite pleased with Chef Barry, who caters the events at the Antlers (among other chefly responsibilities he carries) and his food was quite fantastic. Another correction for Josh M (yep, we've only been married 6 days) that the in town shuttle actually cycles every 12 minutes, but it is never a long wait. The closest stop is the Marriott. Our friends absolutely loved the hotel and we will be back! P.S. Did I mention it is PET FRIENDLY? :)

I really wavered between 4 and 5 stars...and would probably do 4.5 if that was available. There was A LOT of good about this lodging choice. Todd at the front desk...wonderful, LOCATION...wonderful. POOL and hot tub....wonderful, PRICE for location.....wonderful, Ski valet....wonderful. We rented a 2 story 3 bedroom and it was great for the price. Great views. Well stocked. Even had a grill. Things that were just OK or even lacking...the unit was a little dated. The elevator was probably our biggest complaint. Slow and had to wait for it a long time and seemed to be in pretty bad shape. But, the complaints aren't enough to overcome the good.

The rooms are great. The Antlers is located in Lionshead area. You can gain the free buss fro here and go most anywhere you want to go. Great service too.

Mia from Maine was outstanding! Friendly and understanding with all of our questions and concerns.

My boyfriend and I stayed here for four nights (1/16/11 - 1/20/11) in a one bedroom condo on the 5th floor. It couldn't have been a more perfect stay. I loved the location, the lodge-style decor, and the amenities. The location was super convenient, only a short walk to the free bus stops and near the Gondola. We found out that the Gondola offers free rides to the public after 2 pm. Near the end of our stay, we rode the Gondola up to Eagle's Nest on Vail Mountain and enjoyed a late lunch at Bistro Fourteen. We were fortunate to arrive on Sunday when Antlers at Vail offered free shuttle rides to the supermarket from 4 pm - 6 pm. The supermarket had everything you could possibly want and more. When you want to be picked up, you simply give the front desk a call. The Antlers at Vail staff was very helpful and friendly. $60 worth of groceries lasted us the entire stay. We did eat out a couple of times, but even one dinner at the local pizza parlor ran about $40. If you want smaller portions of packaged food, you can stop by the general store in Lionshead Village. The condo itself was absolutely perfect. There's a bench near the door where you can sit and take off your boots and shoes. You can hang your coats, hats, and gloves on the ingeniously designed hook racks made from two old skis which are mounted parallel to the floor and above the radiator. The great thing about hanging your coats above the radiator is that it dries off the snow and keeps your coats warm when you put them on again. The living room had comfortable sofas and chairs, reading lights, and a gas fireplace below the flat-screen TV. The kitchen had an electric stove and was fully equipped with pots, pans, kitchen utensils, silverware, dishes, and appliances such as a toaster, coffee maker, and a dishwasher. There's no need to buy salt and pepper. The bathroom had ambient heated tile flooring which was really nice. The balcony had a gas grill and looked out upon the breathtaking view of the mountain, trees, and river. The entire condo was tastefully decorated with fun wooden bear lamps, art depicting trees and moose, and the queen-sized bed was covered with a nice quilt. The lobby offers a warm fireplace, free local newspapers as well as The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. How nice is that?! Moreover, they also provide free hot chocolate, marshmallows, an assortment of teas, coffee, sugar, cream, and their own mugs (which they encourage you to take home)! I was beyond impressed. They also have an outdoor heated pool and two different hot tubs. One hot tub is larger and has a rock in the middle of it. Both hot tubs offer beautiful scenic views. The floor surrounding the pool area is also heated. They do a fantastic job of making you feel at home here. I look forward to staying here again!

The Antlers is in a Very convenient location. The place we got has a full kitchen-that is well stocked , fireplace(s) . The master bedroom is facing Gore creek and and you just open the door and listen to the babbling creek. Requested a cappuccino maker -brought it in 5 mins. 5 min walk to free bus to vail village. Five minute walk to Gondola ,we walk slow . Loved it , very clean . Housekeeping everyday!!

Beware- Bed Bugs! We stayed here last minute after a 12 hour drive and no where else to go with our dog. The unit was small, very dated, disgusting carpet, and worst of all- I have bed bug bites all over my left leg. The only good thing I can say is the location is great but my husband and I agreed that we would never stay there again!

Just returned home from my stay at Antlers (July, 2010), and it was great! My hubs and I shared a 1 bedroom condo, which was a little dated, but very clean. Nice recently remodeled kitchen too. Our room was on the 5th floor overlooking the river and Vail mountain - beautiful view! Easy location to walk to pretty much everything in Lionshead Village. We even walked the trail along the river to Vail Village. Such a beautiful place in the summer!

The Antlers of Vail is one of the few spots around that will let you bring your dogs, and not make you feel like you're hurting someone in the process. Even though this is true, the dog friendly condos are the older ones. The carpeting is clean, but older. Some of the furniture certainly dates back to the eighties, and the art on the walls doesn't speak differently. In fact, at the condo we were in, there was a family picture of the folks who owned it. Pretty entertaining stuff, as they were all dressed in super vintage (80's) ski gear, and looked like something out of the move "Aspen Extreme". I got a kick out of it-- but I'm kinda dorky like that. The rooms were very clean-- maid service was excellent. In fact, all of the staff were very friendly and helpful. I really enjoyed the pool and hot tubs. They've done a lot with the landscaping, and hummingbirds and butterflies abound (we were there in the summer). The mountain views outside your windows are spectacular, and the location of the Antlers is central to everything. A good deal for the dog lover out there... Maybe I shouldn't be spoiling my secret. Oh well : )

Antlers at Vail is an amazing place to stay. With all the other options so close in Vail, it can be overwhelming when trying to decide where to stay, but I will never consider another place for any future visits! My husband and I held our rehearsal dinner at Antlers, booked it as part of our hotel block for the wedding, and stayed here ourselves for the event and we could not be happier. Our stay was perfect! We were welcomed into the room with a bottle of champagne for our wedding weekend which was so thoughtful and appreciated. The staff was so eager in coordinating our rehearsal dinner and it went off flawlessly. The space was perfect, the food was incredible, and staff was so polite and attentive! Such a convenient location, amazing views and amenities, and wonderful staff to make the already beautifully decorated and fully equipped condos that much better.

Can it get any better?? Antlers is less than 100 yards from the gondola and the rest of Lionshead. Each condo is furnished beautiful mountain decor and there is an incredible new pool. The service is top notch, and makes for a wonderful experience!

Beautiful views in a beautiful town in the middle of the mountains. Antlers is in such a convenient spot, it's a short walk from the gondola as well as various little shops and restaurants in Lionshead. There's a trail that loops around Antlers for walking, and a bike path too. Comfortable, warm, a great stay!

Antlers is your home away from home. Huge suites with full kitchen and fireplace. Steps from the gondola and beautiful square with lots of restaurants and shops. Had a great stay in the summer!

We stay at the Antlers every time we visit Vail - 3-4 times each year. We love all the seasonal views from the balconies overlooking Gore Creek. Winter gives us snow, Spring gives rushing water with the soothing sounds, Summer gives green and the best of all is the golden Fall with the aspens changing color. Most of all we love the staff and housekeeping. They are always ready to help. There is never a dull visit with all the activities in the Antlers and around Vail. While we were there this last time Floyd the Skateboarding Dog stayed down the hall from us as he was preparing to participate in the GoPro games. Then, a baby moose took up residence in the lobby. FUN!