The Hythe, a Luxury Collection Resort, Vail, pairs mountain adventure with elevated meeting spaces, wellness offerings and après experiences designed to bring teams together.
For groups looking to swap boardrooms for mountain views, Vail is making a strong case as a winter 2026 meetings and incentives destination. And at the center of it all is The Hythe, a Luxury Collection Resort, Vail, a resort that combines alpine adventure with the infrastructure and amenities today’s attendees increasingly expect.
Located in Lionshead Village, just steps from the Eagle Bahn Gondola, The Hythe offers direct access to Vail’s outdoor experiences while delivering the flexibility required for everything from executive retreats to large-scale conferences.
The resort features 344 guest rooms, suites and residential-style accommodations, along with more than 28,000 sf of indoor and outdoor event space. The Grand Ballroom can host up to 1,000 attendees, making it ideal for general sessions and gala events, while the Colorado Ballroom and a collection of breakout rooms cater to mid-sized meetings, leadership retreats and strategy sessions.
Meetings Meet Mountain Adventure
What sets Vail apart is what happens outside the meeting room.
Groups can build itineraries around skiing and snowboarding in the winter months, while year-round experiences range from hiking and fly fishing to mountain biking and off-road excursions. Through The Hythe’s Adventure I/O program, planners can customize team-building activities and incentive experiences tailored to their attendees’ interests.
Wellness Takes Center Stage
As wellness continues to shape meetings and incentive programs, The Hythe offers experiences designed to help attendees recharge.
The resort’s Well & Being Spa features a Recovery Lounge, an oxygen bar designed to help guests adjust to Vail’s elevation and the destination’s only Himalayan salt lounge. Guests also have access to an outdoor pool, hot tubs and a fitness center, providing ample opportunities to unwind after a day on the slopes or in meetings.
Food and beverage programming further enhances the group experience. From farm-to-table fare at Revel Lounge to Colorado-inspired cocktails at 10th Mountain, the resort’s culinary venues provide inviting settings for networking receptions, group dinners and informal conversations.
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