As good as renting a home in Aspen, with all the hotel amenities to boot, including housekeeping, pool, exercise area, and a very nice breakfast for guests. Staff was incredibly helpful, and the rooms were all uniform in furniture and fixtures and beautiful. Pricing can be over the topin-season both winter and summer, but early June, late August, and April are bargains. Deal with the Hyatt folks, or find a broker representing owners looking to rent.

This really is a lovely place in every way. The suites are roomy and tasteful. I had one of their studios which was the smallest option but I did get a look around a two bed and was blown away. It was palacial. I could have happily moved in and lived there. Nice pool, a couple of hot tubs and less than two mins from the gondola - oh and they have their own ski equipment place. But it is the super friendly and professional staff that give this place star quality. I watched how they treated returning guests and owners (fractional) of some of the units and without sounding cliched they did treat them like old friends. It was a jolly friendly place. Not one of the cheaper options in Aspen but if you have the cash (I was expensing it, thank you boss) then I would certainly say give it a try. More of a middle to elderly clientele but also a lot of families. Not necessarily the best choice for twentysomethings on a bachelor party.

Fabulous experience! Service is exceptional, rooms really pretty and very comfortable. Tough to beat this one

from the personal service to the fantastic accomodations - everything is top notch.
SO you ask - why didn't I give them 5 stars? Price.
We booked the 3 bedroom suite- we expected a patio - which we were told when we made our reservations . and for what we paid- we expected a patio. The breakfast could have had a hot item. I guess I'm being picky. Again- we paid a ton for this place