According to a recent report by British real estate company Savills, Vail, Colorado, has been recognized as offering the best après-ski experience globally. study evaluated various factors, including ski pass prices, the average cost of popular drinks like hot chocolate and Aperol spritzes, and the number of local amenities such as spas, restaurants, nightclubs, and bars. Adonally, it considered accommodation costs and the availability of four and five-star hotels. Vailxtensive selection of dining and entertainment options propelled it to the top of the list, surpassing renowned European resorts. (travandleisure.com)
Savills noted, “European resorts, deservedly, have a reputation for some of the best après-ski cultures in the world.rt from the three North American resorts, the top 25 is entirely dominated by European locations.” The other North American resorts that made the list includeen, Colorado, ranking third, and Whistler Blackcomb in British Columbia, Canada, in sixth place. Notable European destinations featured in the rankings are Swierland’s Zermatt SkRort, Val Gardena in Italy’s Dolomites, and St. Moritz in the Swiss Alps. (travelandlre.com)
Vail’s après-ski scene is celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse offerings. The resort boasts a variety of bars and restaurants that cater to different tastes. For those seeking a sophisticated experience, The Remedy Bar inside the Four Seasons Va offers cozy loungeeing, modern fireplaces, and a central bar with mountain vistas, serving cocktails and decadent hot chocolates accompanied by shareable platese oysters or charcuterie boards. (travelandleisure.com)
Thiecognition underscores Vail’s commitment to providing a comprehensive and enjoyable experience for visitors, both on and off the slopes. Whether you’re winding down after an exhilarating day of skiing or simply looking to enjoy the lively mountain town atmosphere, Vail’s après-ski scene offers something for everyone.
