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Each year, luxury and lifestyle travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler asks its readers to submit their responses rating their travel experiences across the world. One of its categories includes the Top 10 Hotels in...
Conde Nast Traveler recently dropped its annual 'hot list' of the best new hotels and resorts around the world and three Centennial State hotels made the cut.
Vail’s Sleek Slope Room Is A Stop-Worthy Mountain Steakhouse Specialties like Colorado wagyu cooked on a DIY hot stone and bison ribeye are on the menu at the five-month-old restaurant inside Gravity Haus hotel.Lisa Blake • May 6, 2021 Inside Gravity Haus Vail’s boutique hotel, lies an ode to the chic side of mountain living. Fur, fireplaces, plush indigo half-moon booths, opulent chandeliers, and an artful Gore Range topographic entice diners into Slope Room for a sexy après scene. The 126-seat restaurant—named for Vail’s legendary 1960s Slope Bar—opened in December 2020 al...
Special to the Daily) The Residency features Martin Sexton at Vilar Martin Sexton returns to the Vilar Performing Arts Center as part of the new concert series called The Residency. Sexton will play multiple shows on Saturday and Sunday to a limited-capacity audience in the theater, which is situated under the ice rink at Beaver Creek Village. Sexton is no stranger to the Vilar Performing Arts Center and made a stop here last year. He’s played big venues like The Fillmore and Carnegie Hall but the Syracuse, NY native never forgets his roots and his days playing in the streets and subway sta...
The Vail Valley has a stable of staple restaurants — Pepi’s at Hotel Gasthof Gramshammer on Bridge Street, for instance, which opened in 1964; or the Coyote Cafe at Beaver Creek, serving ski patrol and others for over 30 years; or Gashouse in Edwards, a rustic restaurant in an old 1900s gas station building. However, whether you’re a local, a regular weekend visitor or planning your return to the valley this winter or this summer — or next year — there’s usually a new place or two to try throughout the year. The Know — Denver Post’s arts and entertainment section — recently ...