Beaver Creek
Chateau Beaver Creek
European-inspired, ski-in, ski-out · In depth
About Chateau Beaver Creek
Chateau Beaver Creek has 65 privately owned residences in the heart of Beaver Creek, fewer than 20 of them available to rent, from one-bedroom retreats to five-bedroom chalets. Guests have ski-in/ski-out access with a skier locker room, a spa, a large heated lap pool, a gym and movement studio, and Splendido at the Chateau downstairs.
In the heart of Beaver Creek
Chateau Beaver Creek stands in the heart of the village, with ski-in/ski-out access and an onsite skier locker room in winter, and trails from the door in summer. The ice rink and the 530-seat Vilar Performing Arts Center are steps away, and a dedicated team handles everything from pre-arrival planning to après.
The spa and pool
The Chateau’s spa was designed around Colorado’s climate and mountain life, with a large heated lap pool, a movement studio and a gym with modern equipment, and an outdoor pool and terrace.
European-inspired elegance meets genuine mountain hospitality, in the Chateau’s words.
The residences
There are 65 privately owned residences, each with its own layout and character, from one-bedroom retreats to five-bedroom chalets; fewer than 20 are let for holidays.
Eating and drinking
Splendido at the Chateau, the village’s best-known restaurant, has been here for almost three decades. Chef Brian Ackerman cooks New American dishes from local ingredients (the staff forage for porcini and chanterelles), and on the right evenings you can watch fireworks through the large mountain-facing windows; ask when you reserve.
Our advice: book early, as few residences are let, and reserve Splendido on a fireworks night.
Why it's on our list
- Ski-in/ski-out with an onsite skier locker room
- Spa, large heated lap pool and gym
- One- to five-bedroom residences
- Splendido at the Chateau, led by Chef Brian Ackerman
- Steps from the Vilar Performing Arts Center
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Chateau Beaver Creek before you go.