This was our 4th stay- we love the Tivoli! Love the rooms, robes, and fireplaces. Constant new improvements (i.e. small business center, ATM, Valet Stand, Merch, and regular ski room attendant) are being added to an already great place! Inviting lobby with fireplace.

No music for apres ski except 1 day per week. Also- the bar needs to be WAY better stocked with some finer choices like interesting scotches and bourbons. At least they should carry the locally made 10th Rye and traditional whiskey options which can be purchased in the Village! We usually go elsewhere for apres ski for better music and drink options- easy fix!

This trip was a birthday trip to enjoy staying in Vail for the first time. We liked how close to the village the hotel was located. The room size was solid and came with a balcony and nice views outside the window. The ski valet worked out pretty well. The breakfast buffet was a little pricey($70 for two with 20%tip), but all the food options and flavors made it worthwhile The staff was very friendly and welcoming as well. The main lobby had a cozy vibe and the hot tub got the job done too. An added bonus was the hotel provided robes and slippers for us to wear. We didn't experience any of the cold water issues in the shower that other reviews complained about.

It would've been nice if the car could've been held longer than 1pm on our final day on the mountain. The bathtub was somewhat slippery to stand in during a shower so be careful there. I'm unsure if it was due to the extreme cold or the weekend but it felt like the bathroom floor heaters didn't really engage..however this is a small issue considering the value of the hotel.

Beautiful, warm and cozy decor throughout the hotel and my room. Excellent service, courtesy and friendliness from the staff. Like a bunch of other people I needed a room for the night until the Pass reopened, and I couldn't have been more pleased with the spacious and comfortable room, Lavazza coffee maker, other thoughtful amenities, and view of the Winter Wonderland from my window in early May.

I couldn't figure out how to get back to the original road and weather channel that popped up when i first turned on the tv the night before. Maybe it was just me and I was frustrated from the long wait in traffic back up due to Vail Pass closure and I had little patience, but perhaps you could provide brief instructions for future guests to navigate to that channel for weather/road closure updates.

Hotel was in a great location. Just about "ski in ski out" if you know how to do it. Very comfortable and large lobby with a fireplace, bar, cozy couches. And they do a good job of a simple and straightforward Ski valet. It sits at the east edge of Vail village, and thus its 5 min to walk to just about any restaurant. Theres a decent fridge in the room, so you can keep drinks and breakfast, to save a bit of time and money.

Vail and all the accomodations are always expensive, and more so by the year. Hard to have dinner (other than pizza), for under 50$ a person.

Great location. Easy valet in/out. They help with skis and offer overnight locker storage and boot warmers upon return from slopes. Complimentary coffee, tea, and water. My Tower room was spacious and cozy with great views of the mountains. Main lobby area is cozy with fireplace and bar.

They charge an “amenities” fee of $45 which includes their outdoor hot tub and gym (neither of which I would use) and WiFi. Valet is another $50 which is probably normal for Vail.

We traveled from 12/12 to 12/17. We had Room 207. The room was perfect for my daughter, Husband, and me. We loved the space. The Hotel Overall was perfect. The Staff was super friendly and Nice. Racer was the highlight of our stay; my daughter loved to play with him and give him treats. She slept each night with the racer plush. We are planning to return every year.

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Perfect location. Staff is incredibly welcoming and the amenities are great. Ski valet makes things simple. Rooms are very clean with a classic ski lodge feel. The only issue we had was that the phone in the room doesn't work so we had to walk down to the lobby to ask for help with luggage when we went to leave. First world problems for sure. We'll definitely be back.

Tivoli Lodge is located right in the heart of the Vail village and made for a great summer getaway. We loved the turret room we stayed in with windows on all sides. The reception and valet staff were welcoming and very helpful whenever we needed guidance. Bonus points for having a Lavazza coffee machine in the room so the in-room coffee was pleasant.

Wish it had a pool! But that is only really applicable in the summer and the hot tub was fine.

Always e stayed at Tivoli when I visit Vail. This charming, well appointed family owned hotel boasts an incredible location close to both the Gerald Ford Amphitheatre and Vail Village. Stayed Labor Day weekend with my son to see a concert and it couldn't have bern more perfect. Check-in was a breeze, rooms are beautiful and the views of the mountains are to die for. No pool, but the generously sized hot tub and outdoor patio adjacent to the hotel bar is a perfect way to relax after a hike or a day on the slopes. Plus, it is one of the most reasonably priced hotels of its kind in Vail. Highly recommend.

No complaints

This is a very nice hotel. I imagine it's a dream for skiers because it is so close to the slopes and lift. My wife and I stayed in September. I liked the check in with valet. The room is a good level of luxury as is the rest of the property. We enjoyed the outdoor hot spa in the evening. We also used the electric bikes from this hotel and had a great time exploring more of Vail and the countryside on the trail beyond the golf course. It is a short walk to Vail village, a wonderful area to stroll, shop, dine and drink, and take photos. We definitely want to return to Vail and we are likely to choose Tivoli again.

We liked everything about Tivoli!