Vail Residences at Cascade Village, a Destination by Hyatt Residence

We stayed in the privately owned condos on property. Originally booked a king and 2 twins but unit didn’t have it. Had to move units due to hot water heater not working. New unit had proper bedroom setup but not as nice. Front desk comped our breakfast after we asked for something for our troubles. Busy resort with lots to do but wouldn’t stay here again due to issues. Shuttles they provide are nice to get around Vail for free. Disappointed in lack of follow up from manager team and owner.

Staff goes beyond expectation to make you feel welcome.

Front desk did offer to make our stay better. We had paid for a king but got a Queen. They offered to move us to a 2 bedroom with a king but it would cost more. Chose not to move. Condo very dated and impossibly small bathroom. But clean and convenient location.

The staff were very helpful and accommodations were also good.

Property unit it self really dirty, pull out bed with springs coming out requested comforters to cushion was given a hard time to finally got them, don’t think for the $$$ Bed pull out can be so bad. No attention to detail on the unit bathroom dirty super small.

Sadly we were extremely disappointed by our experience at this property. Stayed for a winter ski trip with 3 adults (2 experienced Skiers) and 2 kids (first time skiing) and we rented a 2 Bed 'Platinum" Condo at a premium price. Unfortunately Expedia has character limits in its reviews so I cannot list every problem we had but the key things to note are: 1) Condo was very dated, probably last remodelled in the late 90's, bed was broken and walls are extremely thin. Not up to Hyatt standards and well overdue an update. 2) Condo's are NOT part of the hotel. If you have room problems you are dealing with a HOA not the hotel itself. This makes a HUGE difference with service. We had big problems. 3) If you have kids with you who are skiing for the first time - just DON'T stay here. The training slopes and ski school are located at Lionshead which means you have to use the hotel shuttle. The shuttle starts at 8am and ski school starts at 9am, it is a VERY tight window with the regularity of the shuttles. Furthermore the shuttle on the way back had NO organization or line on the first day - there were 100 people trying to get on a bus that holds about 30 - and my poor kids nearly got crushed with everyone shoving. It was dangerous and disgraceful organization. To summarize - if you have kids with you or any first time skiers don't even consider staying here. If you don't have kids - hotel might be an option.

The condo we chose was the best. I would have given 5 stars but it had an old smell to it, but nothing Febreze couldn't fix. It was the most beautiful view I saw around. We will pos def go back to this same location

Excellent time and stay at this wonderful condo.

Thought I was at the hotel but it was a condo down the street. It worked out fine and location is good. Need to make it clear that the mattress to the pull out couch is under the bed in bedroom. Only found it be chance the second night of stay. First night slept on box springs.

Fine property