Evergreen Lodge at Vail
About
The Evergreen Lodge stands on South Frontage Road West in Vail Town Center, the stretch between Vail Village and Lionshead. It is a short walk to either village or a ride on the free town bus, which is the whole point: guests get both bases within reach without paying for a village address.
It suits travelers who want value and flexibility more than polish. Two restaurants in the building, parking for one car in the resort fee and a 24-hour front desk make it easy for road-trippers, ski clubs, sports teams and families who need a mix of hotel rooms and condos.
Rooms, condos and a house
Hotel rooms run about 345 square feet, with two queens or a king and a queen sleeper sofa, and valley or mountain views. The one-bedroom condos on the sixth floor and the two-bedroom condos on the upper floors add full kitchens, gas fireplaces and balconies. For a bigger group, the lodge also rents a three-bedroom home on Forest Road that sleeps eight and has its own hot tub. A few first-floor rooms are set up for guests with limited mobility, with wider doors and grab bars.
Getting to the lifts
This is not a slopeside hotel. The lodge sits on the free Town of Vail bus route, and guests either walk or ride to the gondolas in Lionshead and Vail Village. Ski, snowboard and bike storage in the main lobby is free, so gear does not have to go up to the room.
Pool, saunas and the morning basics
The outdoor heated pool opens in summer only, but the hot tub and two dry saunas are there year-round, along with an indoor gym with cardio machines and weights. Coffee, tea, pastries and fruit are set out each morning. Self-service laundry and a Tesla charger (for a fee) help on longer stays.
Before you book
A nightly resort fee covers parking for one car, Wi-Fi and the amenities. Dogs are welcome in ground-floor pet rooms and some condos for a nightly fee, but reserve those rooms by phone. Guests must be 21 to check in, and cancellation terms tighten in winter and for the condos and house. The FAQ below has the figures.
Groups and weddings
Wedding room blocks, ski clubs, sports teams and corporate groups are a large part of the lodge's business. It offers connecting rooms and larger condos, meeting space for up to 30 people, and group après or casual events at Altitude Bar and Grill downstairs.
Restaurants in the lodge
Altitude Bar and Grill is the lodge's sports bar and grill, with around 20 screens plus a jumbo projection screen and a seasonal menu that covers meat-eaters and vegetarians. It suits groups watching a game and anyone who wants an easy dinner without leaving the building; see its listing for hours.
Annapurna Nepali and Indian Cuisine is the lodge's second restaurant, cooking dishes from Nepal and India. It is a good choice when the group wants something other than burgers and pasta. Menus for both are linked from the hotel's website; check each restaurant's listing for current hours.
Sources: home, accommodations, amenities, hotel policies, groups. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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Evergreen Lodge at Vail
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About Evergreen Lodge at Vail
The Evergreen Lodge stands on South Frontage Road West in Vail Town Center, the stretch between Vail Village and Lionshead. It is a short walk to either village or a ride on the free town bus, which is the whole point: guests get both bases within reach without paying for a village address.
It suits travelers who want value and flexibility more than polish. Two restaurants in the building, parking for one car in the resort fee and a 24-hour front desk make it easy for road-trippers, ski clubs, sports teams and families who need a mix of hotel rooms and condos.
Rooms, condos and a house
Hotel rooms run about 345 square feet, with two queens or a king and a queen sleeper sofa, and valley or mountain views. The one-bedroom condos on the sixth floor and the two-bedroom condos on the upper floors add full kitchens, gas fireplaces and balconies. For a bigger group, the lodge also rents a three-bedroom home on Forest Road that sleeps eight and has its own hot tub. A few first-floor rooms are set up for guests with limited mobility, with wider doors and grab bars.
Getting to the lifts
This is not a slopeside hotel. The lodge sits on the free Town of Vail bus route, and guests either walk or ride to the gondolas in Lionshead and Vail Village. Ski, snowboard and bike storage in the main lobby is free, so gear does not have to go up to the room.
Pool, saunas and the morning basics
The outdoor heated pool opens in summer only, but the hot tub and two dry saunas are there year-round, along with an indoor gym with cardio machines and weights. Coffee, tea, pastries and fruit are set out each morning. Self-service laundry and a Tesla charger (for a fee) help on longer stays.
Before you book
A nightly resort fee covers parking for one car, Wi-Fi and the amenities. Dogs are welcome in ground-floor pet rooms and some condos for a nightly fee, but reserve those rooms by phone. Guests must be 21 to check in, and cancellation terms tighten in winter and for the condos and house. The FAQ below has the figures.
Groups and weddings
Wedding room blocks, ski clubs, sports teams and corporate groups are a large part of the lodge's business. It offers connecting rooms and larger condos, meeting space for up to 30 people, and group après or casual events at Altitude Bar and Grill downstairs.
Restaurants in the lodge
Altitude Bar and Grill is the lodge's sports bar and grill, with around 20 screens plus a jumbo projection screen and a seasonal menu that covers meat-eaters and vegetarians. It suits groups watching a game and anyone who wants an easy dinner without leaving the building; see its listing for hours.
Annapurna Nepali and Indian Cuisine is the lodge's second restaurant, cooking dishes from Nepal and India. It is a good choice when the group wants something other than burgers and pasta. Menus for both are linked from the hotel's website; check each restaurant's listing for current hours.
Sources: home, accommodations, amenities, hotel policies, groups. Checked September 23, 2026.