ANTLERS 621
Important Notice…If you are using these pictures to make a reservation decision, please note: We do not guarantee specific room assignments. There are a myriad of surprises that can force us to change room assignments. If you ask for this certain condo and we confirm that request, the odds are very good (95%), but NOT 100%. We DO guarantee that you’ll be in a comparable or better room of equal or larger sizes. As much as we want your business, if your entire decision to book a reservation is based on these pictures and being absolutely assured this specific condominium, we regretfully can’t do it. But if you’re comfortable with a 95% chance that this will be your condominium, and trust us to “make things right” if it isn’t… then book with us…you’ll be glad you did.
Vail rental unit 621 at the Antlers at Vail hotel is a 4 Bedroom/4½ Bath condominium. It is just under 2,000 square feet and has a full sized kitchen, a large private balcony, gas grill, fireplace, TV/DVD player, washer/dryer, FREE internet and daily housekeeping. It has a queen bed in three of the bedrooms and two twins in the fourth bedroom. There is no sofa sleeper, so the maximum occupancy is 8 people. This is a non-smoking room.

Dining area

Living room

Kitchen / Dining

Full kitchen

Living room area with fireplace and large TV

Queen bed in the Master bedroom (downstairs)


Master bathroom downstairs


Powder room near the living room area

Two twins in the second bedroom (upstairs)

Twin bedroom area

Queen bed in the third bedroom (upstairs)

There is a TV in each bedroom

There are four bathrooms throughout the condominium

Queen bed in the fourth bedroom (upstairs)


Views are to the East

Partial ski slope views

The 2013 Jazz @ Vail Square Thursday night lineup brings stars from every corner of the jazz genre to the Antlers' neighborhood
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The Antlers is excited to host an important event on May 23rd entitled Community Conversations. There have been three instances of similar community conversations over the past year.
The first was at the Elevate Conference last September, when
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