Antlers at Vail Snow Deal gives the gift of snow for the holidays (photo © Mariusz Blach - Fotolia.com).
'We extended the offer through June 15 for guests who might rather ride the zipline than chase April freshies,' says Antlers GM Rob LeVine.
Vail, Colorado (PRWEB) December 11, 2013
Skiers can score themselves some December Vail powder and get the gift of $99 spring lodging to stuff in stockings this holiday season with a special December Snow Deal from the Antlers at Vail hotel. For every night’s stay at the Antlers in Vail, Colo., this December, guests can book a night between April 7 and June 15, 2014 for just $99 – and they can use the Colorado hotel deal for their own spring skiing (Vail closes April 20 this year), or gift the nights to friends and family.
While the “Gift of Vail” December Snow Deal could make a fun holiday gift, the deal applies to all stays at Antlers at Vail hotel through December 31, says Antler General Manager Rob LeVine – and the $99 spring nights can be used after the Colorado snow stops flying.
“At first we were going to make the $99 deal just for April end-of-season skiing,” says LeVine, “but we got to thinking, what if you wanted to give a $99 night to your mom and dad who don’t ski? And of course you don’t have to tell them you only paid $99. Or as a gift for your kid’s teacher who has to wait until school gets out – that should be worth some good grades. So we extended the offer through June 15 for guests who might rather ride the zipline or coast around town on our complimentary Antlers bikes in May or June than chase April freshies.”
The Antlers at Vail December Snow Deal applies to Antlers stays December 1 – 31, 2013, for booking $99 nights April 7 – June 15, 2014. Some restrictions may apply.
"SKI" magazine once again ranks Vail in the top three Western ski resorts, with the 2014 “best” list calling it “a skier’s Disneyland.” Forbes also ranked Vail in its top 10 ski resorts in the U.S., based on “pure awesomeness,” and the resort also was recently rated #1 ski area by Active Times readers.
And if on-the-mountain snow adventures aren’t enough, Antlers also provides complimentary snowshoes for use by all of the Colorado hotel’s guests. “We’re really embracing snowshoeing this year as a great spontaneous way to enjoy Vail’s snow and scenery,” says LeVine, “whether you take a beginner Vail Golf Course trek, want to hoof it up the pass, or just stroll along Gore Creek on the path right outside our door.”
Company Information: The Antlers at Vail hotel offers a unique Vail lodging experience in a relaxed mountain setting and was recently awarded a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for consistently outstanding traveler reviews. With condominiums ranging from studio suites up to four-bedroom penthouses, every unit at the Antlers enjoys a fully-equipped kitchen, fireplace, private balcony, daily maid service, free wi-fi and free parking. The Antlers has an A+ location on the banks of Gore Creek, just steps from restaurants, galleries, shops, free Vail town shuttle and the Lionshead Gondola. And Antlers’ staff is always ready to help with – and offer an insider expert take on – dinner reservations, activities or any other guest request. For more information, call 1-800-843-8245 or visit http://www.antlersvail.com.
Media Contacts: Rob LeVine, General Manager, The Antlers at Vail, RLeVine(at)antlersvail(dot)com, 970.476.2471; Anne Parsons, WordenGroup Public Relations, anne(at)wordenpr(dot)com, 303.777.7667
