Red Lion Penthouse
Vail, CO
Vail Village penthouse above the Red Lion
- 12 guests
- 5 bedrooms
- 5.5 baths
- 4,100 ft²
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Luxury Vacation Rentals in Vail, Colorado
Two ski-in/ski-out penthouses at the two definitive addresses in Vail. Red Lion Penthouse anchors Bridge Street in Vail Village. Golden Peak Penthouse sits at the base of the Golden Peak lift with private terrace ski access. Both are sized for serious group ski trips, corporate retreats, and multi-generational Vail Village stays.
Golden Peak Penthouse
Vail, CO
Ski-in Ski-Out Chair 6 Luxury Penthouse
- 20 guests
- 5 bedrooms
- 5.5 baths
- 4,000 ft²
What's Nearby
2 minutesVail Village Gondola (Vista Bahn)
Steps awayGolden Peak Chairlift
Lift accessBack Bowls Access (Mid-Vail)
15 minutesBeaver Creek
45 minutesEagle County Airport (EGE)
2 hoursDenver International Airport (DEN)
Why Vail
Vail is engineered around ski-in/ski-out in a way no other American resort is. Red Lion Penthouse puts you on Bridge Street in the heart of Vail Village with the Vista Bahn gondola two minutes away. Golden Peak Penthouse is at the base of Golden Peak lift, which accesses the front side of Vail Mountain and connects directly to the Back Bowls via Mid-Vail. For families juggling different ski levels, the two penthouses cover every scenario. Concierge coordinates private ski valet, in-residence chef service, lift tickets, and Eagle County Airport transfers.
Vail AREA FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What luxury vacation rentals are available in Vail, Colorado?
Amasé offers two luxury penthouse residences in Vail: Red Lion Penthouse in Vail Village and Golden Peak Penthouse near Golden Peak. Both residences provide exceptional access to Vail Mountain’s ski terrain, along with convenient proximity to village dining, après-ski, shopping, and outdoor activities.
Are the Vail residences ski-in/ski-out?
Yes. Both Red Lion Penthouse and Golden Peak Penthouse offer exceptional slope-side access to Vail Mountain’s lift system and ski terrain. Their locations within Vail’s pedestrian village areas also place guests just steps from dining, après-ski, shopping, and year-round activities.
How large is Vail Mountain?
Vail Mountain spans 5,289 skiable acres, making it the largest single ski resort in the United States. The resort features a wide variety of terrain, including groomed runs, moguls, the renowned Seven Back Bowls, and Blue Sky Basin, offering expansive alpine skiing for all experience levels.
What are the Vail Back Bowls?
The Vail Back Bowls are seven expansive alpine bowls located on the backside of Vail Mountain, spanning approximately 2,700 acres of open terrain above the treeline. Known for wide-open powder skiing and panoramic mountain views, the Back Bowls are one of Vail’s most iconic skiing experiences and are accessible from the resort’s main lift network.
Is Vail worth visiting in summer?
Yes. Summer in Vail offers a full calendar of outdoor activities and cultural events, including lift-served mountain biking, hiking, the Bravo! Vail Music Festival, and the Vail Jazz Festival. Guests can also enjoy the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, performances at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, and the vibrant pedestrian village, which remains active throughout the summer season.
What is the difference between Vail Village and Lionshead?
Vail Village is the resort’s original pedestrian village, known for its historic alpine charm, vibrant dining scene, boutiques, and direct access to Gondola One. Lionshead offers a more contemporary village atmosphere with its own lift access via the Eagle Bahn Gondola, along with restaurants, shopping, and convenient slope-side access. Both villages are pedestrian-friendly and provide seamless access to Vail Mountain.
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