Travel

Hotel

The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch

Where the ceremony and reception will take place. Please be aware that this hotel is not in town. We will be providing transportation from The Ritz to Rehearsal Dinner. Please see below for additional transportation options.

Discount Code - Click the link below to book rooms for the room block.

Hotel

Mountain Haus Condominiums

When you call, please request to speak with Iva Delorey. She will assist you in reserving the rooms for you in advance. You will not be able to finalize booking until March 1st, but the hotel will hold your room reservation. We recommend making room reservations as soon as possible as this hotel is in Vail Village and rooms will book quickly for the holiday weekend! We will not be providing transportation from any hotel to the events of the weekend. Please see below for transportation options.

Discount Code - Please mention our wedding for discounts.

Flight

DIA/EGE

The easiest way to get to Vail or Beaver Creek is to fly into Denver International Airport. From there, it is a two hour drive to Vail or Beaver Creek. You can also fly into Eagle County Regional Airport, which is only a 30 minute drive, but there tend to be far fewer flights and they tend to be more expensive.

House Or Rental

Airbnb

Airbnb rentals are also available in the area. Please book in advance as many of these tend to book quickly.

Travel Note

Vess Limousine

Vess Limousine will be offering discount shuttles and cars to and from both airports as well as around the Vail Valley the week of the wedding. Please mention the Bruch/Singletary wedding for discount.

Rental Car

Rental Cars

Rental Cars are available to rent from both airports and in Vail. Parking is available at all event locations and in parking structures around Vail Village and Beaver Creek.

Travel Note

Colorado Mountain Express

Group shuttle service.

Travel Note

Altitude

Vail is located 8,000 feet above sea level. As you get higher and higher, the air gets thinner and less oxygen is available. It is drier and the UV rays are stronger. Sunscreen! You may want to take it easy the first day or two. If you are like us, you'll want to get out and get into those beautiful mountains as soon as possible. We hope you do! Just take it a little easy a give yourself some time to adjust to the altitude. Key Tips: -Stay hydrated. Drink more water than you think you need. Plus there is nothing better than the fresh mountain water! -Be aware of the effects of alcohol. Alcohol can affect altitude sickness and your drinks may seem stronger.