Evergreen Lodge at Vail

A great place, close to the center of Vail village. A beautiful view of the mountains.

I was here for a 4 day ski trip. The hotel was very clean and the breakfast was good. The hotel was quiet at night. It was within walking distance of several attractions. The staff was friendly. The only thing that was inconvenient was that one day, the maid service did not give us enough towels, so we had to go to the exercise room to take some.

The person who checked us in was not friendly. The room was comfortable and large enough for our family of four. Lots of amenities in the hotel lobby, two restaurants, pool, hot tub. Location was nice. It is not ski in ski out but it is close enough. I would stay there again.

Proximity to the Steadman Clinic was very convenient. There was a strong gas smell in the lobby area throughout our stay (5 nights) which made it impossible to stay and work at the "business center" located in the lobby.

Overly priced, old property, cold room, heater was barely blowing hot air, we had to call front desk and ask for an additional portable heater. Based on my personal experience I don't recommend.

Great stay! Staff was helpful and the room was very comfortable. The sports bar had a great vibe!

The Evergreen Lodge was just what our family needed for the night while my son participates in a ski school program in Vail. It is conveniently located and its easy to walk to either Vail Village or Lionshead. It's an older property and is definitely a bit worn, but it is fairly clean and a better deal compared to most Vail hotel properties.

Couple things stood out in the negative: the breakfast offerings were pretty weak. And, I mean come on, you couldn't even give us more than a single bar of soap for three days? We had to snag soap from the sauna/hot tub bathrooms because even after we called the front desk (twice), and went down to the front desk hours later - you still couldn't get anyone to hand me a bar of soap or bring soap to the room. Third, there wasn't any concierge service, directions, shuttles, or assistance to get to the slopes. There was no guidance for restaurants, or really any kind of reasonably posh vacation treatment. I don't know, maybe I was expecting too much. I realize it wasn't the Four Seasons but it was Vail and it wasn't cheap. So, my review is this: you get what you get - bring your own soap.

Excellent location! Room was comfortable and spacious for four of us. Restaurants were great!