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Plaza Lodge is a small condominium building on Bridge Street, the pedestrian heart of Vail Village, with residences on the floors above the street's shops. Its rental manager puts the walk to Gondola One at under a minute, which makes it one of the shortest commutes to the lift in the village without being slopeside.

The residences are large: two to four bedrooms, sleeping six to ten, which suits families and groups of friends who want a kitchen, a shared living room and the village outside the front door. The trade-off is the address itself. Bridge Street is the busiest stretch in town, and there is no parking at the building.

The residences

Christiania at Vail rents five Plaza Lodge residences, from two bedrooms and two baths up to a four-bedroom unit with five and a half baths that sleeps ten. The manager describes them as high-end, with mountain views. Units are individually owned, so layouts and finishes vary; check the unit page before you book.

Arrival and parking

Because the building sits on the pedestrian mall, cars go to the Vail Village parking structure at the town's daily rate; no spaces come with the rental. Check-in is at the Christiania Lodge on Hanson Ranch Road, a short walk away, where condo guests also share the lodge's heated outdoor pool and ski storage.

Before you book

The residences are not pet friendly, there is no air conditioning, and a guest aged 25 or older must accompany the group. A resort fee is added to the rate, and deposits turn non-refundable well before winter and holiday arrivals. The FAQ below has the details.

Managed by Christiania at Vail

Plaza Lodge rentals are handled by Christiania Lodge at Vail, a Vail Village lodge on Hanson Ranch Road. Its front desk runs check-in, housekeeping and questions for Plaza Lodge guests, and its pool, boot dryers and ski storage are open to them. Book a residence through the Christiania's website or by phone.

Also in the building: Vendetta's, the family-owned Italian restaurant and pizza bar at the same address, which is a separate business.

Sources: Christiania at Vail: Plaza Lodge, parking, resort policies, amenities. Checked September 23, 2026.

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291 Bridge St
Vail, 81657

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About Plaza Lodge

Quick answer: Plaza Lodge is a condominium building with five rental residences at 291 Bridge St, Vail, CO 81657. Two- to four-bedroom condos above Bridge Street in Vail Village, a short walk to Gondola One. Managed by Christiania at Vail; no on-site parking.

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Plaza Lodge is a small condominium building on Bridge Street, the pedestrian heart of Vail Village, with residences on the floors above the street's shops. Its rental manager puts the walk to Gondola One at under a minute, which makes it one of the shortest commutes to the lift in the village without being slopeside.

The residences are large: two to four bedrooms, sleeping six to ten, which suits families and groups of friends who want a kitchen, a shared living room and the village outside the front door. The trade-off is the address itself. Bridge Street is the busiest stretch in town, and there is no parking at the building.

The residences

Christiania at Vail rents five Plaza Lodge residences, from two bedrooms and two baths up to a four-bedroom unit with five and a half baths that sleeps ten. The manager describes them as high-end, with mountain views. Units are individually owned, so layouts and finishes vary; check the unit page before you book.

Arrival and parking

Because the building sits on the pedestrian mall, cars go to the Vail Village parking structure at the town's daily rate; no spaces come with the rental. Check-in is at the Christiania Lodge on Hanson Ranch Road, a short walk away, where condo guests also share the lodge's heated outdoor pool and ski storage.

Before you book

The residences are not pet friendly, there is no air conditioning, and a guest aged 25 or older must accompany the group. A resort fee is added to the rate, and deposits turn non-refundable well before winter and holiday arrivals. The FAQ below has the details.

Managed by Christiania at Vail

Plaza Lodge rentals are handled by Christiania Lodge at Vail, a Vail Village lodge on Hanson Ranch Road. Its front desk runs check-in, housekeeping and questions for Plaza Lodge guests, and its pool, boot dryers and ski storage are open to them. Book a residence through the Christiania's website or by phone.

Also in the building: Vendetta's, the family-owned Italian restaurant and pizza bar at the same address, which is a separate business.

Sources: Christiania at Vail: Plaza Lodge, parking, resort policies, amenities. Checked September 23, 2026.

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Business Hours

Open daily · 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Amenities at Plaza Lodge

  • Shared outdoor hot tub
  • Ski lockers
  • Elevator
  • Shared washer and dryer
  • Full kitchen in every residence
  • Check-in at Christiania Lodge

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Plaza Lodge Vail have a restaurant?
No. Plaza Lodge has no restaurant and no menu; it is a condominium building, and every residence has a full kitchen. Vendetta's, a family-owned Italian restaurant and pizza bar, is a separate business on the ground floor at the same Bridge Street address, and Vail Village's restaurants surround the building.
Where is Plaza Lodge, and how close is it to the lifts?
At 291 Bridge Street, on the pedestrian mall in Vail Village, above the street-level shops, at the base of Golden Peak. The rental manager puts the walk to Gondola One at under a minute. It is not ski-in/ski-out; it is one of the shortest walks to a lift in the village.
How big are the residences at Plaza Lodge?
Christiania at Vail rents five residences, from 1,093 to 3,158 square feet: two 2-bedroom units sleeping 6, a 3-bedroom sleeping 5, a 3-bedroom sleeping 8, and a 4-bedroom penthouse sleeping 10. Each unit is individually owned, so layouts, bedding, and finishes vary; check the specific unit page before booking.
Where do I park for Plaza Lodge?
There is no parking at Plaza Lodge and none is included. The building sits on the pedestrian mall, so all vehicles must use the Vail Village parking structure, which charges the Town of Vail daily rate.
Where do I check in for Plaza Lodge, and what are the times?
At the Christiania Lodge, 356 Hanson Ranch Road, a short walk from Bridge Street. All Plaza Lodge guests check in there. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.
Are pets allowed at Plaza Lodge?
No. Christiania at Vail is not pet friendly, and dogs are not permitted in any of its condominiums or lodge rooms, including Plaza Lodge.
What fees, cleaning charges, and deposits apply at Plaza Lodge?
Rates carry Town of Vail sales tax (currently 10.8%) plus a taxable resort fee of 6.5%. A per-stay departure cleaning fee applies by unit size: $75 to $125 in summer and $200 to $300 in winter for Plaza Lodge's 2- to 4-bedroom units. A 10% deposit is non-refundable, and the balance becomes non-refundable 14 days before arrival in the off-peak season, 30 days before in winter, and 60 days before over the Christmas holidays.
Is there a pool or hot tub, and is there air conditioning?
There is a shared outdoor hot tub in the Plaza Lodge building, and condo guests can also use the Christiania Lodge's heated outdoor pool, boot dryers, and ski storage. There is no air conditioning in any of the manager's buildings; fans are provided in the units.
Is Plaza Lodge noisy at night?
It can be. The residences sit above Bridge Street, Vail Village's busiest stretch, with bars and restaurants across the street and Vendetta's below, and guests in the manager's published reviews regularly note music and street noise late into the evening, especially on weekends. Guests also note that the fans provided in the units mask much of it. Light sleepers should weigh the location trade-off, which is the same address that puts Gondola One under a minute away.
What do reviews say about Plaza Lodge?
Reviews are positive but thin. Plaza Lodge holds 4.5 out of 5 on Google from 29 reviews (as of October 2026), and most of them are several years old. Guests like the Bridge Street location and the balconies over the village, and the one complaint that comes up is noise from the street at night.

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