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Grand Hyatt Vail

Vail, Colorado, United States · Grand Hyatt · Core Luxury

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Grand Hyatt Vail runs its own private chairlift, Chair 20, for ski-in/ski-out access along Gore Creek, one of only a few Vail properties with that amenity. Originally built in 1982 as Cascade Village Resort and later reimagined as Hotel Talisa, the 285-room resort was rebranded Grand Hyatt in 2019 and includes the 10,000-square-foot Aria Athletic Club & Spa.

About Grand Hyatt Vail

History

The resort opened in 1982 as Cascade Village Resort along Gore Creek, later spent a chapter as Hotel Talisa, and was rebranded Grand Hyatt Vail in 2019. It remains one of the few Vail houses with a private chairlift, Chair 20, for ski-in and ski-out access.

The 285-room alpine resort includes the 10,000-square-foot Aria Athletic Club & Spa, Gessner Restaurant on the creek, and the Gore Creek Kitchen food truck at the base of Chair 20.

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