The Inn at Aspen by ResortQuest

The Inn at Aspen was a nice place to stay. It was warm and cozy and was on the outshirts of town near Maroon Bells. I would reccommend staying here as a cheaper alternative.

We brought our 4 grandchildren - 3 who had never skied and felt this perfect for families with children just learning. - comfortable, very friendly staff. The van service back and forth to Aspen was an outstanding amenity. So were the cublicles for skis. Food was o.k. As a senior grandparent, I'd have liked to eat a light lunch in the diningroom. Would recommend and return.

Everything was nice except they didn't have a complementary breakfast like was told on the phone when I called and asked a few days before. They did provide donut holes and hot drinks for breakfast.

If you're looking for some place to offer you a full experience, this probably isn't the place. If you're looking for a place backing up to the ski slopes, and only using it to wind down and sleep, then i'd say it's perfect. Comfy bed, simple bathroom, nothing too fancy, but it was clean, comfortable and great for the price.

good location, nice views. Room abit small . nice pool and jacuzzi

Very nice place principaly, maroon bells was fantastic.

The staff was excellent, very helpful, friendly and welcoming. My expectations were high (maybe from the pictures online and the price), so the hotel room itself felt a little like a step up from a motel initially. But all in all, the room was comfortable and clean, and I enjoyed the outdoor pool which is slope side on the bunny hill. The hotel is conveniently located a couple miles from downtown and provides a complimentary shuttle service to and from downtown until 10 pm.

I came to Aspen for the summer music festival. I stayed with this hotel for two nights. I like it as comfortable and quiet. I also like the shuttle pick-up from downtown and the hotel. I would definitely stay more nights if it is not that pricy to stay in Aspen.

I went to Aspen to snowboard with 4 friends, all of whom are college-age. My arrival was a little lack-luster, as I was charged again the cost of the room (although at a cheaper price than I paid online), and the wireless router for the area my room was in was broken. The fee was reimbursed after a short chat, however, and the staff was pretty helpful, particularly about getting around Aspen (there is a complimentary shuttle bus that leaves every 10-40 minutes, depending on your destination). It was one of the two cheapest places to stay I could find in Aspen, and you can literally walk out of the lobby and onto the slope of Buttermilk. The amenities weren't fantastic, but not bad at all for the (low) price paid.

Liked the lockers in the hotel, the water pitchers always available at the bar, the breakfast, the shuttle, and the proximity to the lift. Great place to learn to ski (Panda Peak area), but the mountain itself is not very beginner friendly. Fairly steep runs and very sharp turns in the green or "easy" runs. Short lift lines through out the day. We had gone to Breckenridge and I would say the mountain we skied at was much better for casual skiers but the ski school is much better at Buttermilk. FYI-the food in Aspen is pretty expensive.