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Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch

No. 1 in Colorado

Baronial lodge with dramatic public spaces and a convivial atmosphere, on the Bachelor Gulch slopes, a 10-minute drive from town.

Score 88.26
Stats 237 rooms; 3 restaurants; 2 bars.
Competitive Edge A village unto itself, with a fully stocked ski store, a private chair lift, and a 21,000-square-foot spa.
Rooms to Book
Don't Miss Savoring a cocktail from the Buffalo Bar while watching the end-of-day skiers come down the mountain.
Cost Doubles from $495.
Contact 0130 Daybreak Ridge
(800) 241-3333 or (970) 748-6200

www.ritzcarlton.com

Key:

New to the T+L 500 High-Speed Internet Gym Pool
Spa Tennis Golf Outdoor Activities
Water Activities Fishing Kids' Program    

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“Our Hotel Highlights”

Travel + Leisure, Jun 2007

“The lofty Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, which is accessible both by ski and a 15-minute shuttle from Beaver Creek, is the apotheosis of luxe-lodge style with its private chairlift, a cosseting spa, and an underground hot-tub grotto....” MORE>>

Richard Alleman
“The (Mini) Vacation”

Travel + Leisure, Nov 2006

“Inspired by Western park lodges like Yellowstone's Old Faithful, the 1 1/2-year-old 237-room Ritz has a 21,000-square-foot spa. The hotel's unusual outdoor programs include amenities like Loan a Lab, which lends guests a dog to take on hikes, and a wildlife concierge who can help with wildflower identification and animal tracking....” MORE>>

Richard Alleman
“5 Weekend Escapes: Vail”

Food & Wine, May 2004

“You can even pretend you're in the Alps and ski village to village from Beaver Creek over to Arrowhead and Bachelor Gulch, two recently developed, intimate, and ultra-tasteful enclaves in the next valleys over. But be warned: You will be overwhelmed by the urge to immediately check into the Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, a peak-roofed palace modeled after the grand national-park lodges of the American West. Opened last season, the 237-room luxury hotel has a full spa, a heated outdoor pool...” MORE>>

Richard Alleman
“Rocky Mountain Renaissance”

Travel + Leisure, Dec 2003