The Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa Avon Vail Valley

We stayed in a one-bedroom and the room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. Staff were super friendly and even went out of their way to help with an important UPS shipment—much appreciated! The overall noise level was fine, aside from one inconsiderate Lamborghini driver revving right outside when our toddler was trying to sleep (not the hotel’s fault, just one of those things). Only downside was the on-site restaurant—food quality didn’t match the high prices. Otherwise, a great stay.

The Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa, Avon, Vail Valley is a beautiful property located close to several of Colorado’s top ski destinations like Vail and Breckenridge. The resort has a clean, modern design that still manages to give off a cozy, mountain cabin vibe. One standout touch is the fireplace included in every room, which adds to the relaxing atmosphere. The room I stayed in was extremely spacious. It had a comfortable couch, a small kitchenette, and a large bathroom with both a bathtub and a separate shower. Everything felt well thought out and high quality. The resort also features a great gym, a nice swimming pool, and easy access to nearby trails if you’re in the mood to walk and explore. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay here. Whether you’re visiting for ski season or just want a relaxing getaway in the mountains, I think you’ll appreciate the comfort and location of this Westin. I definitely recommend it.

Three-Night Stay Review (Thursday–Sunday 6/12-6/15) I recently stayed for three nights and had a mixed experience overall. Pros: The hotel offers a beautiful setting, with the pool and multiple hot tubs located next to a scenic creek—an ideal spot for relaxation. The pool area is spacious and well-maintained. Additionally, the complimentary shuttle service to Vail was convenient and reliable, making it easy to explore the area without the hassle of parking. Cons: Unfortunately, several aspects of the stay fell short. Each morning, we were disturbed by construction noise in the hallways due to room renovations. The property has only one elevator servicing all ten floors, which often resulted in long waits. In-room facilities also showed signs of aging: the shower leaked, and the showerhead was outdated and inefficient. Amenities were also limited during our stay—both the on-site bakery and Starbucks were closed. Furthermore, the room service experience was underwhelming, resembling takeout quality despite the high price (approximately $90 for two entrées and a side). Given the $45 daily resort fee and $45 daily parking charge, I expected full access to the advertised amenities. However, with both the on-site bakery and Starbucks closed during our stay, it felt as though the value of the resort fee was not fully realized. It would be reasonable for the property to consider adjusting or partially waiving the fee when key amenities are unavailable.