Solaris Residences

This place employs very scamy business practices, avoid it. They use the signs for public parking to lure people into their predatory parking garage. $55 for a little over 2 hours. The actual public parking is a bit further down the road and is completely free. If this is how they run their parking garage, imagine how the rest of their buisress are run. This place need to be shut down.

1/5 Vacation ❘ Family Long time parking scam in Vail. Charged $45.00 for 1 hour 15 minutes. The parking is right next to Free Vail Public Parking but the signage is not clear and by the time you pull in your in. I spoke with the parking garage manager and the hotel. Both refused to refund the charges. Check the one star reviews here many many people have been scammed over the years. Vail public parking manager indicated they have requested Solaris to clarify the signage and they have refused to do so. Nice little scam for Solaris. The Village of Vail NEEDS TO FIX THIS AS IT APPEARS SOLARIS IS NOT ETHICAL!!!

Super noisy building. The windows are not sealed You can listen to the conversation on the hallways The cleaning is included, but they don’t come at the time that you ask for it. They come at the time that they want or they don’t show. The building is very crowded The concierge don’t help at all and they don’t have information We don’t think that we will return to this place!!!

Quelle surprise! The first Vail Village “public” parking facility you will be unavoidably directed to by an official Vail blue “Parking” sign is the hotel Solaris’ “public” underground parking facility, which charges $20 after 10 minutes for your first hour and $40 for going over that first hour, by even 1 minute. After that, cough up $60. Oh, and the rates aren’t posted until you are well into the garage and can’t backup. And, of course, no mention by ANY visible street signs that the Vail Village Public underground parking facility is just east, down the same access road, and totally FREE in the non-ski season. FREE. We hoped the Vail Village restaurant we went to might validate the ticket, but none of them do. The restaurant manager of Alpenrose graciously clued us in to the scam. If you accidentally find yourself at the Solaris “public” parking gate, just continue through the garage and exit to avoid the rip-off; turn right on the access road you came in on and the Vail Village Public Parking will be about a ⅓ rd of mile East, on your right. Our opinion of the Solaris corporation could not be lower, but Vail Village shames themselves by not having the most basic information available to customers patronizing their Village.