The hotel is built in the style of the grand national park lodges, with timber, stone and large fireplaces in the public rooms. Rooms and suites look over the forest or the slopes. The Ritz-Carlton Spa has a grotto with a whirlpool, a Himalayan salt sauna, a steam room and a cold plunge, and outside there is a heated pool with a lap lane and three hot tubs among the aspens.
You ski straight from the hotel onto Beaver Creek's groomed runs, and the ski valet stores and prepares your equipment. A Ski Nanny service takes children to and from ski school. WYLD is the main restaurant, with a terrace for lunch and après-ski. In summer the hotel is a base for hiking, mountain biking and fly fishing, and Vail is about 20 minutes away by car.
The Ritz-Carlton suits families and groups who want a calm, self-contained ski hotel. Bachelor Gulch is quiet in the evenings, so for more restaurants you take the lifts or a shuttle to Beaver Creek Village. Eagle County airport is about 40 minutes by road, and Denver is roughly two and a half hours in good weather.
The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch is a ski-in, ski-out lodge on the slopes of Beaver Creek, in the quiet village of Bachelor Gulch between Beaver Creek Village and Arrowhead. It suits families who want a full-service mountain hotel with direct access to the runs.
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