Simba Run 1510 in Vail

Enjoy access to all the amenities of Simba Run. Vail's largest indoor heated pool, Inground outdoor hot tub, Indoor hot tub, Three outdoor tennis courts, Large outdoor patio with grills, Complimentary Starbucks Coffee, Fitness Room, Steams and Saunas near pool area, High Speed Wireless, Indoor parking garage, Private shuttles to slopes during ski season.

This south facing 5th floor condo provides great views of Vail Mountain. Wood burning brick fireplace, dining table that seats 6, 32-inch color TV, new CD/Stereo, new DVD, full kitchen with custom cabinets, granite countertops and high-end appliances.

Long Term available for summer months- please inquire about monthly rates for May, June, July and August.

Parking: Covered, Dogs: No, Cats: No, Smoking: No, Minimum Age: 25, Floor Area: 1,072 sq ft.
Amenities: Cable, Coffee Maker, DVD, Dishwasher, Fireplace, Full Kitchen, Hair Dryer, Ice Maker, Internet, Iron and Board, Laundry, Microwave, Refrigerator, TV

Vail Winter Activities Amenities ATM, Bar, Convenience Store, Eagle Bahn Gondola, Gear Shop, Gift Shop, Lounge, Public Transportation, Restaurant, Vail Resorts Newest Gondola
Simba Run Amenities 24-hour Front Desk, ATM, Fitness Center, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool, Public Transportation, Sauna, Steam Room, Wifi

Skiing is by far the most popular of all the Vail winter activities. Home to the Vail Ski Resort, Vail offers some of the best skiing in the world and is the second largest ski mountain in North America – the largest in the nation.

The Vail Ski Area offers skiers four terrain parks and seven bowls. You’ll find more than 5,200 acres of skiable trails and 30-plus ski lifts. You’ll also find almost 200 trails with about half of the trails for advanced skiers. There are trails for beginners and intermediate – the front bowls for beginners and back bowls for more advanced skiers.

If you’ve never taken a Vail ski vacation, no worries! Here you can take private ski lessons or even attend ski school with a large group. Lessons are available for both adults and children. You also can rent all necessary equipment anywhere in Vail!

Another favorite among Vail winter activities is snowboarding! For beginning snowboarders, check out Golden Peak Terrain Park or Park 101. Intermediate snowboarders can enjoy superpipe at the Zoom Room while experts can check out Cheetah Gully, Riva Bahn, Riva Glade and Hairbag Alley.

You and your travel companions also can enjoy bob sledding, ice skating, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. Whether you’re with the whole family or your significant, there is plenty to do on your Vail ski vacation.

A Vail vacation isn’t just about skiing! During the spring and summer months you can enjoy a variety of Vail summer activities that are fun for all ages.

After the snow has melted you’ll relish in the warmer temperatures, lush greenery and blooming buds. Take advantage of the changing seasons – and beautiful mountain views – by taking part in an outdoor activity.

Some of the most popular Vail summer activities are biking, hiking, white water rafting, hot air ballooning, fishing and horseback riding. Whether you’re on a family vacation or couple’s weekend, you’re sure to find an activity that will leave you with lasting memories.

In addition to the numerous outdoor recreation activities, Vail also offers cultural events and festivals. Catch the Vail Film Festival in the springtime and then the Vail Valley Music Festival or the Vail International Dance Festival in the summer.

The Vail ski area was established in the 1960s and is home to the largest mountain ski resort in the U.S. – the second largest in North America. It was originally styled after an Austrian ski town.

Vail Mountain offers beginning, intermediate and advanced skiers 193 trails, seven bowls and 33 chair lifts, stretched over 5,289 acres of skiable area. The Vail ski area also includes three large terrain parks with one superpipe, perfect for extreme skiing and snowboarding. The terrain parks – Golden Peak Terrain Park, Bwana Terrain Park and Pride Terrain Park – feature large areas for skiers and snowboarders with superpipe, jumps and rails. It is recommended for beginners to stick to Pride Terrain Park.

More than half of the Vail ski area trails are for advanced and intermediate skiers, but there are trails for beginners.View Vail Mountain Winter Trail Maps and Summer Trail Maps.

Base Rate Non-seasonal trips $99.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $250   Rental Deposit: 35%   Cleaning Fee: $105
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Discount Jan 6 - Jan 17 $275.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Value Jan 18 - Feb 14 $295.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Presidents Week Feb 15 - Feb 23 $355.00 /Daily
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Regular Feb 24 - Mar 30 $315.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Late Mar 31 - Apr 20 $165.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Spring Apr 21 - Jun 21 $99.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Summer Jun 22 - Sep 3 $99.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Fall Sep 4 - Nov 15 $99.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights
* Online bookings not allowed. Please email the booking agent. Early Winter Nov 16 - Dec 13 $165.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Pre Holiday Dec 14 - Dec 20 $165.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights Holiday Dec 21 - Jan 5 $445.00 /Daily   Security Deposit: $150
Minimum Stay: 3 Nights * Please Note: Taxes, fees, and deposits will affect the trip cost.