Tyrolean Lodge

Very beautiful and comfortable stay

Don was awesome, gave us great restaurant tips!

Huge room that could sleep five people even though it was just me. Well-stocked kitchen with coffee maker, fridge, and a stove with pans/dishes/utensils. Great location, very walkable to everything. Great stay!

Great location that’s within walking distance of downtown. We were given all kinds of great information on Aspen when we checked in. Our room was very nice and the price was very reasonable. We would definitely stay here again.

Harken back to the glory days of Aspen, when genuine warmth and authenticity were the norm, and book a room here. This hotel is an endangered slice of old Aspen. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by the kind of genuinely welcoming front desk staff that have become all too rare. It felt as though I had stepped back into the Aspen of the 1980s—not as a dated time capsule, but as the town was at its best: warm, welcoming, and full of character. Throughout the property, iconic photos and gear celebrate Aspen's history, the surrounding mountains, and the pioneers who helped build the town's ski culture. The atmosphere feels authentic and rooted in place rather than designed to impress. The rooms were remarkably spacious—far larger than many of Aspen's newer luxury properties—while remaining spotless and exceptionally well maintained. The complimentary coffee and well-stocked snack selection were a pleasant surprise and reflected the same spirit of thoughtful and generous hospitality found throughout the property. In a town where luxury can sometimes feel manufactured, this hotel offers something increasingly rare: genuine hospitality, character, and a true sense of place. For travelers seeking the Aspen that existed before the designer boutiques and ultra-luxury hotels, this property is a refreshing reminder of what made the town special in the first place.