Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (ASE): Approximate driving time is 10 minutes and distance is 4.5 miles.

Driving directions from Aspen-Pitkin County Airport: Turn right out of the airport onto CO-82. Follow CO-82 into Aspen, where it becomes Main St. Go through four traffic lights, and then turn right onto Spring St. When Spring St dead ends, turn right onto Durant Ave, and then make an immediate left turn back onto Spring St. Hotel entrance is immediately on left.

Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE): Approximate driving time is two hours and distance is 69 miles.

Driving directions from Eagle County Regional Airport: Exit the airport and turn right onto Cooley Mesa Rd. When Cooley Mesa Rd dead ends, turn right onto Valley Rd. When Valley Rd dead ends, turn left onto US-6 and continue to I-70. Proceed west on I-70 for about 24 miles. Take Exit 116 / CO-82 / Glenwood Springs / Aspen, and turn right onto N River Dr. At the first traffic light, turn right onto 6th St. At the next traffic light, turn right onto Grand Ave / CO-82, which crosses over the Colorado River. Continue on CO-82 for about 42 miles. Once in Aspen, CO-82 becomes Main St. Go through four traffic lights, and then turn right onto Spring St. When Spring St dead ends, turn right onto Durant Ave, and then make an immediate left turn back onto Spring St. Hotel entrance is immediately on left.

The complimentary hotel shuttle is the most popular way of getting from the Aspen airport to the hotel. Guests can summon the shuttle to the airport by picking up the hotel courtesy phone. Taxis, airport shuttles, and rental cars are also available. Taxi fares from the Aspen airport to the hotel range from $16–$25, and one-way shuttle fares range from $5–$15. Fees subject to change without notice. From the Eagle airport, airport shuttles and rental cars are popular ways of getting to the hotel. One-way airport shuttle fares are more than $36. Fee subject to change without notice. For both airports, car rentals are available online. Winter driving conditions can be hazardous, which makes the shuttles an especially popular option.

Getting around: The hotel is situated in downtown Aspen, so walking is a popular and convenient way of getting around town. Subject to availability, the hotel courtesy shuttle transports guests to all destinations in Aspen. Less than two blocks from the hotel is the Ruby Park RFTA public transit bus stop, where guests can catch skier shuttles to the other three local ski mountains: Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, and Snowmass. These RFTA shuttles are free before 4 PM, and afterwards the fare is less than $5. Fee subject to change without notice. RFTA also provides free bus service throughout Aspen, and for a fare of less than $5 serves the rest of the valley to Glenwood Springs. Fee subject to change without notice.

Amenity highlights: Party people sip martinis in 39 Degrees, a lounge decorated with a bold mix of leather, tweed, mohair, and sporty fabrics; custom-designed modern furniture; and a long stone fireplace. It's a popular spot for après-ski and après-swim, thanks to the doors that lead to the radiant-heated outdoor deck with a swimming pool, spa, and mountain views. Skiers enjoy ski-in access, plus boot dryers and rental and storage at the on-site sports shop.

Insider tip: At 8,100 feet, Aspen's altitude can be tough for those who aren't used to the air, which is thinner than at sea level. To acclimate to the high altitude, guests are advised to drink lots of water to avoid dehydration, dress in layers, and use a strong sunblock even if the sky is overcast.

The restaurant is a local hotspot and offers access to a radiant-heated sundeck, outdoor fire pits, and a heated outdoor pool and spa. A complimentary wine reception is held nightly in the lobby.

Valet parking:
$16-25 per night. In/out privileges. Underground/covered/secured parking. Valet parking only in garage until full, then outdoor lot.
Note: Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without prior notification.