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Experience The Ultimate Alpine Retreat In Winter Park. Located at the Entrance To Winter Park Ski Area. 100 Winter Park Drive Denver, Colorado 80482 Built: 1986 • Type: Renovated Rooms: 118 • Floors: 5 • Type: |
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Come experience an exceptional alpine retreat. Located at the entrance to the majestic Winter Park Resort. The Vintage Resort & Conference Center offers a variety of accommodations from traditional hotel rooms to luxury suites that will make your skiing, summer vacation or group event a memorable experience. The Entire Hotel is NON-SMOKING!
Located in the Vintage Hotel the Five Mountain Tavern is the perfect place to meet with friends in a classic ski lodge atmosphere. Relax inside at the "Churchill Bar" (you can even see where ol' Winston burned it with his cigar!) for a cold beer one of our martini chillers, or sip a hot toddy by the stone fire pit out on the patio. The Five Mustard Giant Hot Pretzel is a perfect après snack.
For dinner we feature all your tavern favorites including: Beef Wellington (Churchill's Favorite); Coffee Braised Short Ribs; and Colorado Lamb Chops.
Any given weekend you may be treated to performances by local artists who perform here.
Five Mountain Tavern offers a breakfast buffet daily. Along with coffee and juice this includes fresh fruits, cereal selections, baked pastries and breads, eggs, bacon, breakfast potatoes, and French toast.
So before or after you ski the 5 mountains at Winter Park Resort, stop by 5 Mountain Tavern, the true ski town tavern.
The Vintage Resort Hotel is a Winter Park, Colorado landmark offering guests 118 finely-appointed guest rooms, from traditional hotel rooms to studios and suites.
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Please Note: The Five Mountain Tavern WILL NOT be open for the Summer of 2008