Snowmass Hotels, Resorts, and Lodging Guide

Snowmass Village offers the same great features as nearby Aspen, but with the small town quaint feeling. Lodging there consists mainly of condominium rentals, lodges, and bed and breakfasts. A few traditional accommodations round out the options there. Winter is peak season for Snowmass Village, so be sure to book early if you’re looking to stay at this time of the year. Prices vary greatly depending on season and amenities. Some luxury resorts offer whirlpools, and Snowmass condominiums offer the convenience of full kitchens. Whatever suits your needs, OnlineHotels.com can help you find it. Book your room stay online, or give us a call, to find the perfect deals for you on your vacation stay.

Visiting Snowmass Village

Snowmass advertises itself as defying belief, and skiers worldwide would agree. The mountain features a large variety of runs, such as the Big Burn, which is known as the widest open run in the West. Located nine miles from Aspen, Snowmass Village offers a great central location to enjoy the runs at Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk as well as Snowmass itself. In fact, 95% of Snowmass hotels are ski in/ski out. While winter is king in Snowmass, don’t forget that the resort doesn’t close when the lifts do in April. Summer in Snowmass offers tons of activities and events. The Aspen Music Festival runs for six weeks during the summer, and draws thousands of visitors each year. It is comprised of over 200 events (some free), including recitals, concerts, operas, lectures, discussions, and master classes. Performances take place at a variety of venues, but a majority of them occur at Harris Concert Hall and the Benedict Music Tent. Whenever you decide to visit Snowmass Village, you’re sure to find plenty of things to experience