Aspen's elegant St. Regis offers the brand's renowned butler service, Aspen's finest spa, and mountain views from every room. The hotel's Remède Spa and Chefs Club restaurant are destination experiences in themselves.
The St. Regis Aspen Resort occupies an elegant mountain setting at 315 East Dean Street in downtown Aspen, Colorado, a three-minute walk from the Silver Queen Gondola base and adjacent to Aspen's Gondola Plaza. The property seamlessly blends the St. Regis brand's legendary butler service tradition with Aspen's mountain character, offering 179 rooms and suites adorned with Rocky Mountain-inspired artwork, marble bathrooms, and gas fireplaces. Every suite receives dedicated St. Regis butler service, covering everything from unpacking assistance to in-room ski boot warming and private bar setup. The Remède Spa is Aspen's largest hotel spa, spanning 17,000 square feet with 14 treatment rooms, a co-ed Roman bath, steam rooms, and an outdoor mineral pool. Chefs Club by Food & Wine, the hotel's signature restaurant, serves a rotating menu curated by Food & Wine magazine's best new chefs from across the United States, making it a dining destination in its own right. Whiskey Baron Adventure Club adjacent to the lobby serves craft cocktails and light fare with a whiskey-focused program. A dedicated ski concierge provides slope-side service, private instruction bookings, and equipment storage. The rooftop deck and hot tub overlook Aspen Mountain. The Aspen Art Museum and Wheeler Opera House are each within a five-minute walk, and the hotel is two blocks from the retail heart of Aspen's Hyman Avenue Mall.
Amenities
- Remède Spa
- Chefs Club restaurant
- pool
- butler service
- wifi
- ski concierge
- fitness center
Location
315 E Dean St, Aspen, CO 81611
39.1880, -106.8165 View on map
Highlights
- St. Regis butler service for all suites — including in-room ski boot warming and private bar setup
- Remède Spa — Aspen's largest hotel spa with Roman bath, steam rooms, and outdoor mineral pool
- Chefs Club by Food & Wine featuring rotating menus from top US chefs
- 179 rooms and suites three minutes' walk from the Silver Queen Gondola base
- Rooftop deck and hot tub with direct views of Aspen Mountain
Tips for visiting
- Request a mountain-facing suite for the best Aspen Mountain views and natural light
- Chefs Club changes its featured chef periodically — check the current menu when booking
- The Remède Spa outdoor mineral pool is particularly magical in winter; book an evening treatment slot
- The hotel's ski concierge can pre-purchase Ikon Pass lift tickets at the desk, saving a lift-line stop
- Rates in late January and early April drop noticeably while snow conditions remain good
When to visit
December through March for skiing; June through August for the Aspen Music Festival and Food & Wine Classic. November and April are quieter with lower rates and good access to town without festival-season crowds.
Accessibility
The St. Regis Aspen offers ADA-compliant accessible rooms with roll-in showers available on request. The main entrance, lobby, restaurants, and spa are step-free. Elevators serve all guest floors. Butler staff can assist with mobility-specific arrangements.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the St. Regis butler service?
Every suite guest is assigned a dedicated St. Regis butler who handles unpacking, packing, pressing, in-room bar restocking, and ski-specific requests like boot warming and equipment waxing coordination. Butler service is available 24 hours.
How far is the St. Regis Aspen from the ski gondola?
The Silver Queen Gondola base on Aspen Mountain is approximately a three-minute walk from the hotel entrance. The ski concierge can arrange a morning shuttle for guests who prefer not to walk in ski boots.
Does the hotel have an outdoor pool?
The St. Regis Aspen features a heated outdoor mineral pool on the rooftop level, open year-round. An indoor hot tub and steam room are available through the Remède Spa.
Is the St. Regis Aspen open year-round?
Yes. The hotel operates year-round. The summer season (June through August) coincides with the Aspen Music Festival and Food & Wine Classic, two of Colorado's premier cultural events, drawing a different crowd from ski season.