Where to stay in Aspen
Vacation rentals in Aspen
Where is Aspen
Aspen calls out to skiers as well as general outdoor enthusiasts, thanks to its proximity to the Elk Mountains and the White River National Forest that surrounds the city. Although delightfully cozy in size, Aspen manages to have several distinct neighborhoods that meld together.
Quick Guide to Aspen
The beauty of Aspen tends to be front and center for those who arrive to enjoy this city. There's a thriving art and cultural scene in the city, which only adds to Aspen's appeal.
- Downtown Aspen: The downtown district is trendy and upscale with a pleasing array of homes, restaurants, galleries, boutiques, shops, museums and more. Lauded for its "walkability," it's downright delightful to explore downtown Aspen on foot.
- East End: Heading to the east takes you through residential streets with homes of all types. Smuggler Mountain Road, a hiking trail, meanders around the neighborhood too.
- West End: Known for gorgeous Victorian homes, the West End is enjoying a resurgence in residents. The Aspen Historical Society occupies an old house in the West End.
Home-types in Aspen
Aspen has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Aspen: