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For such a wee town, Aspen is extremely well-endowed. Among the many options are world-class hotels, B&Bs and a number of condo resorts. Rates everywhere double or triple from November to March, the prime ski season. However, April, when the slopes are still open, can be a bargain.
The Annabelle Inn is one of Aspen's most unique properties: An old hotel renovated into an assortment of quaint B&B-style rooms, all decorated differently....more
The recently renovated Aspen Square Lodge has three major assets: Location, location, location. Situated so close to the Ajax gondola that you can easily clomp...more
Looking for a low-key, more sophisticated option? This remodeled property just off the main drag has a more refined feel. A $1.5 million face-lift in 2010...more
The Jerome dates from the days of the Wild West—1889, to be exact, when the co-owner of Macy's, Jerome B. Wheeler, settled in town, determined to raise...more
You know you're staying someplace special when the granite-slabbed kitchen is equipped with martini glasses, Bordeaux and Chardonnay glasses, a Viking wine...more
Completely renovated in 2008 and now channeling Frank Lloyd Wright, this chic yet family-friendly Aspen lodge is full-service, including nightly après...more
The Nell is so Aspen—i.e., it's a cute little (92-room) home-away-from-home chalet where everyone happens to be wearing Prada skiwear and there's a...more
The 179-room St. Regis opened in 1992 (then as a Ritz-Carlton). From the outside, the huge Colorado redbrick hulk is somehow reminiscent of a renovated...more
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