The Hotel Jerome has a splendid bar, evocative of the late 1880's and early 1900's, cozy, dark and…read morewelcoming. There is also a garden patio for brunches, lunches and drinking, that is encircled with dahlias and annuals, very pleasant and inviting. Good menu, and there are some secret dishes off-menu, try their burger. And if you are celebrating, get their doughnus--some of the best I've ever had.

I have been to the bar many times, but this past week i stayed at the hotel for the first time and…read morewow, i fell in love. The absolute best hotel i have ever been in Aspen. Our room was cozy and spacious. Great service and very friendly staff. The overall vibe is very cozy and chic. Highly recommended if you are visiting

Our stay at the Tyrolean Lodge was nice. Room was very clean with a fridge, stovetop and microwave…read more There were 2 queen beds and 1 single. It was one big room with a table and 3 chairs, closet, tv and dresser. I would suggest a higher floor to get away from the noise from the above neighbors. We especially liked being in the one room because it gave off the "family vibe". It was myself, son, grandson and sons girlfriend. We called it our "Walton Family Getaway." We would definately go back to stay in the future. The owner was friendly and so was the staff. My only complaint would be the noise from neighbors and the entry door was like a bedroom door. A little to flimsy for my taste. This would be the reason for only 4 stars.

VERY friendly and accommodating staff. You do have a kitchenette, but it is very small! It is 3…read morestories, but there is no elevator. Even for the first floor, there are steps. You actually have to walk down 1/2 flight stairs to get to 1st floor. I recommend the 2nd floor; that is where the office is. You will need to walk 1/2 flight of stairs to get to the 2nd floor. We got the 3rd floor and paid extra for a "view". There was no view. In fact, we had to look at the building under demolition next to us. I don't recommend the 3rd floor, unless you get unit 301. Unit 301 is the only one that has a view. The office is open 24 hours, and they have coffee and a couple other little things. The coffee is a k-cup type, and they actually have pods of decaf! And it's delicious! We will stay here again, but we will get 2nd floor or room 301.

What a find! Ok, so we got an AMAZING rate since it was the off season but what a deal!…read more The room we had was perfect! Not that knotty pine type of furnishings that you see in a lot of mountain hotels/lodges, it was sophisticated but still felt perfect for the mountains. The room was clean, the steam shower and cushy robes were GREAT and I LOVED that we could dvr shows in our hotel room! Pet friendly too, so of course our hound came with---he loved it too! I'll bump it up to $$ since during the high season it's still reasonable but not as cheap as we got it for!

What a hidden gem in Aspen! We stopped in Aspen for two nights during summer and happened to find…read morethe Innsbruck on google maps. We rented their junior sweet for an unbelievable price that was too good to pass up. The room was simply amazing, it felt like a cabin home! Fully stocked kitchen, washer & dryer, fireplace and much more. The staff was very friendly, courteous, and there was plenty of parking spaces.

We were here for 2 days in June to visit family in Aspen. First of all the parking situation is…read moretotal crap. There's construction so about 1/2 of one of the free lots (our truck is too big for the hotel's garage) is fenced off. The elevator was broken when we got here....the coffee pot is broken too and the only time you can get coffee is at 7:30 when they serve b'fast and that's just a tiny little drip pot. The whole experience was awful.

Older building with simple yet functional and comfortable decor…read more Night time check in staff was very friendly. The highlight was Catalina. The breakfast is very basic without her. She has a 2 item daily menu that you can order to go with your standard yogurt and bagels. Everything she made was quite delicious from the avocado toast to the eggs Benedict, it was the best part of the stay here. Don't sleep on the breakfast

**Restaurant Review** We went to Bosq for our anniversary…read moreand the Som there was telling us about how amazing the burger was as the Mollie bar. Naturally we had to give it a try. I was so happy to see a GF bun was an option too. This burger was the most I-N-C-R-E-D-I-B-L-E, crave-able burger. It's everything you want in a burger. I'm considering getting a room at the Mollie with this burger. My husband got the Nashville chicken sandwich and really liked his as well. And there's the fries... these fries are perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy goodness on the inside. I'm a slow eater and even when my fries got cold they were still crispy! Our drinks were great too. I had a great margarita drink (forgot name), and my husband got a Mollie toddy, also very good. The only thing I feel was missing was more variety on their lunch menu, it was mostly sandwiches and salads. And it's a pretty swanky place to just hang out so having more appetizer/bar snacks would be perfect with drinks by the fireplace.

Beautiful hotel and even better rooftop hot tub! We rode our ebikes from Buena Vista over…read moreindependence pass while it was closed and stayed at the Mollie. It was the best place to rest our heads! The Mollie staff was amazing as was the beautiful hotel. Very comfortable and beautifully built. The staff accommodated locking and charging our bikes up for us as well. The rooftop bar was a hoot and they have the most beautiful view of the mountain. Really excited to come back this winter.

Gorgeous little boutique hotel in Aspen! Walking distance to everything! Eclectic decor with…read moreglamorous little touches that make you feel luxurious. We loved our stay at the Residence Hotel.

This place is decorated in vintage fun finds that look like they are from an era of good times. It…read morewas perfect for me, my husband and my Mom. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and plenty of living area. Soak in the master tub and let all your stress melt away.

Aspen in the summertime is what's up. Sure, if you're into winter sports it's one of the best…read moreresort towns in Colorado. However, if you don't enjoy being cold/wet/up high/falling down, I highly suggest the warmer months for a visit. Why? #1 Even on the hottest day in Denver, it's significantly cooler in the mountains. With 100+ temps this past weekend in the city, Aspen was a breezy 78 degrees. #2 It's not nearly as crowded in the summer. Sure, there's tourists and locals milling about, but it's not a total sh*tshow walking around downtown. #3 Accommodations are affordable. Case and point is our stay at Hotel Durant, which was about $150 on a Saturday night. Located within walking distance of most of the Aspen bars/restaurants/nightlife, this was the perfect place to stay. It's not as posh as Hotel Jerome or Limelight, but it was cozy and plenty nice for a night in Aspen proper. Side note: there's a complimentary continental breakfast for guests in the a.m. Nice touch! It's closer to $300/night in the winter months, but that's likely due to the fact that it's SO CLOSE to the mountain lift. You can walk right over with your skis/snowboard within a few minutes. That's pure convenience.

I stayed at Hotel Durant for one night and, while there was nothing necessarily "wrong" with my…read morestay, I was ultimately disappointed with the experience for the price. I paid around $342 for one night, and even understanding that Aspen is an expensive and popular destination, I expected the hotel to feel a little more elevated for that price point. The property has a very small, quaint, almost residential feel. Some people may really enjoy that atmosphere, but personally, I was expecting something a bit brighter, more open, and with more amenities for what I was paying. The overall experience felt much more like staying in a guest room at a relative's home than staying at a $300+ per night hotel. The complimentary breakfast was probably the biggest disappointment. The selection consisted of two cereals (one being Cheerios), individually wrapped bagels and muffins, small containers of Activia yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, strawberry jam, milk, orange juice, and basic coffee with half-and-half and sugar. There were no warm food options at all. I certainly wasn't expecting an extravagant breakfast buffet, but at this price point, I think some fresh pastries, fresh fruit, better coffee options, and at least one or two warm breakfast choices would have made the experience feel considerably more thoughtful and reflective of the nightly rate. I recognize that part of what you're paying for is the Aspen location, and the hotel does have a cozy, traditional feel that may appeal to some travelers. However, when comparing it to other hotels I've stayed at within a similar price range that offer more updated spaces, amenities, and a more substantial breakfast, I personally didn't feel the value was there. Overall, my stay wasn't bad--it was simply very underwhelming for the price. For $342 for a single night, I left feeling like I expected quite a bit more from the overall experience.

Booked through Amex portal since it was actually cheaper than booking direct or with another third…read moreparty! 3 nights, 4 days ~1290$ November 7th-10th This was such a great hotel, location-wise and views were spectacular. Comfy beds and great amenities. Staff was very friendly and great at suggesting day trips (thank you to the online concierge replies). Daily breakfast was decent, the mains changed daily (chicken and waffles, eggs, bacon, sausages etc + cereal, fruits, chia pudding, yogurt, grocery store baked goods, coffee+hot chocolate) Dinner portions are huge and very reasonably priced for the hotel/location. I regret not trying their burger. There's also the Audi experience (2 hours to drive the Etron). Unfortunately, couldn't access a few scenic paths bc snow was too heavy. I already own this car but to drive it in the snow -what a great experience. Location-wise, grocery store and all the shops were walking distance. There's street parking for $15/day, first come first serve (parking is free on weekends). Garage parking is $50. Concierge was also great at accommodating with a birthday surprise (macarons + balloons). However, we sat down in the lounge one evening and were ignored for over 15 minutes. I tried making eye contact and waved but still ignored. The workers served/gave menus+drinks to 3 parties that came after us. Maybe because we were the only Asians there? I hate the race card but it was so bizarre.. That was the only annoyance of the trip.. Overall, I would book Limelight Aspen again. I'm already planning to return in April

Recently had an amazing stay. Easily one of the nicest hotels I've stayed in. Rooms are spacious,…read morehave almost a full sized mudroom for winter gear (although we were in the summer). Just steps to downtown aspen close to tons of shops and restaurants. Staff extremely friendly. Would recommend asking for 3rd or 4th floor rooms for better views. Our on the 2nd floor was a little blocked by a neighboring building