There are a variety of lodging options on Aspen Highlands Ski Resort. These include luxury hotels and condos as well as more family-friendly accommodations.
Aspen Highlands is a great option for those looking to avoid the hustle and bustle of downtown Aspen while still enjoying all the benefits of ski-in ski-out lodging. However, this mountain does lack a village so it can be a bit isolated.
The Ritz-Carlton
The Ritz-Carlton, Aspen Highlands is located in a beautiful area and is perfect for those who want to ski in a luxurious setting. It is a resort that is very convenient to the ski slopes and also has an onsite bar for those who would like to relax with a drink.
The accommodations at The Ritz-Carlton are spacious, luxurious and designed with a rustic style. The rooms are very cozy and a great place to stay during your vacation in Aspen.
There is a restaurant on the property called Willow Creek Bistro that serves contemporary American cuisine. The menu is very diverse and delicious.
It was a great place to have dinner and a good time with the family. They have a great bartender and the staff was friendly and attentive.
Aspen is a recreational, social and cultural mecca that is celebrated for its world-class skiing and snowboarding and acclaimed dining and shopping. It is also home to the “super quartet” of mountains, Aspen, Snowmass, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk.
The Little Nell
The Little Nell is a five-star, ski-in/ski-out hotel in Aspen. It offers 92 luxury guest rooms that radiate true mountain-town splendor.
Its enviable location in Aspen, at the base of Aspen Mountain (also known as Ajax), gives guests a truly exclusive experience. The hotel is surrounded by upscale jewelers and fur boutiques, plus tony cafes like the Gorsuch Ski Cafe across the street.
A short walk from the Silver Queen Gondola and other Aspen landmarks, The Little Nell provides free Wi-Fi and a Jacuzzi. It also offers express check-in and check-out.
Rooms feature a flat-screen TV and a fireplace. They have either city or mountain views and come with a minibar.
After a day on the slopes, guests can relax in the hot tub or visit Element 47 restaurant for farm-fresh Italian cuisine. Guests can also book massages and other spa treatments.
The Limelight Hotel
Ideally located in the heart of downtown Aspen, The Limelight Hotel places guests just two blocks from Aspen Mountain, charming outdoor walking malls and more than 100 fine-dining restaurants. This 126-room, dog-friendly hotel offers well-appointed hotel accommodations, ranging from deluxe rooms with kitchenettes to spacious 1 and 2 bedroom suites featuring terraces, full kitchens and fireplaces.
Rooms with king or queen beds feature contemporary mountain decor, enhanced lighting, granite bath countertops and impressive bedding. Unobstructed views of Aspen Mountain, Independence Pass or Wagner Park complement modern amenities including wireless Internet, iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Plush robes and complimentary Olivia bath products add to the comforts of these Superior rooms.
With a host of amenities and services including an outdoor pool, hot tubs, fitness center, ski valet and lockers, underground parking, multilingual computer station and extended hot continental breakfast, Limelight is an excellent choice for skiers, golfers and those looking to enjoy the nightlife in town. They also provide a free in-town shuttle to downtown Aspen several times throughout the day.
The Lodge at Aspen
Aspen Highlands Ski Resort Lodging is located a short walk from the lifts and offers easy access to the slopes. This boutique hotel has a year-round outdoor pool, hot tub and free WiFi in rooms.
Asper Highlands is home to some of the most challenging ski terrain in the country, ranking in the top 10% of all mountains in terms of expert runs. This makes it a popular destination for hardcore ski bums and local old-hands.
This area is known for steep and rocky backcountry style skiing, with trails that range from 48 degrees to over 60 degrees. The hike-to terrain can be challenging if you aren’t acclimatized, but the views of the Maroon Bells are well worth it!
The base of Aspen Highlands is home to a wide variety of shops and services. This includes equipment sports stores, a boot tech shop, expedition guides, art shops and restaurants.