Nestled within Colorado's largest ski resort, Vail offers an unparalleled skiing experience across more than 5,000 acres. The charming Vail Village, reminiscent of a traditional Alpine town, features the iconic Sonnenalp hotel. Opened in 1979, this luxurious property combines cozy chalet-style accommodations with authentic Alpine cuisine. Despite not being ski-in/ski-out, its private ski lounge ensures convenient access to Gondola One. Beyond winter, the Sonnenalp thrives during the summer months, offering golfing and other outdoor adventures at the nearby Sonnenalp Club.

Accessible via Eagle County Regional Airport or Denver International Airport, the Sonnenalp caters to year-round visitors. Ski season runs from November to April, while the warmer months attract hikers and golfers. The hotel's delightful spa and indoor/outdoor pools provide relaxation amidst breathtaking mountain views.

An Authentic Alpine Experience

The Sonnenalp hotel provides a truly immersive Alpine atmosphere through its Bavarian-inspired design and amenities. Featuring spacious rooms adorned with wood beams and fireplaces, it offers a warm escape for travelers. Its partnership with One Willow Bridge Road Residences adds flexibility for larger groups seeking extra space without compromising on luxury.

This grand hotel boasts 127 rooms and suites that blend modern comfort with traditional charm. Guests are greeted by exposed wood beams, plaid curtains, and large fireplaces topped with antlers, creating an ambiance straight out of the Alps. Many rooms overlook the serene Gore Creek, enhancing the tranquil setting. For families or groups needing additional room, the nearby One Willow Bridge Road Residences provide multi-bedroom condominiums with full access to the Sonnenalp’s facilities. This arrangement allows guests to enjoy both privacy and luxury.

Year-Round Adventures and Culinary Delights

Vail offers diverse activities throughout the year, complemented by exceptional dining options at the Sonnenalp. From skiing and snowshoeing in winter to hiking and golfing in summer, there's something for everyone. The hotel's restaurants serve a variety of cuisines, from hearty buffets to refined local dishes.

Adventure seekers will find endless opportunities at Vail, whether skiing down challenging slopes or exploring scenic trails. The Sonnenalp’s private ski lounge simplifies equipment rentals and storage near Gondola One, making skiing effortless. Non-skiers can enjoy ice skating, boutique shopping, or snowshoeing in Vail Village. As seasons change, the region transforms into a haven for hikers and golfers, with the Sonnenalp Club offering an 18-hole course under majestic Rocky Mountain vistas. To fuel these adventures, the Sonnenalp serves delectable meals ranging from fondue dinners to innovative locally-sourced creations. Whether indulging in a romantic meal at Stüberl or enjoying apéritifs at King’s Club, every culinary experience here is memorable.