Best Luxury Hotel Aspen
#2
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-Little Nell
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-St Regis, Alpine Floor
those 2 are FHR
-Jerome is Virtuoso (traditional/classical style, not as popular on FT)
there are recent threads on this, with more info..
indeed, my mistake. thanks.
or
-St Regis, Alpine Floor
those 2 are FHR
-Jerome is Virtuoso (traditional/classical style, not as popular on FT)
there are recent threads on this, with more info..
it's the Alpine Floor you're thinking of
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Dec 30, 2006 at 8:15 am
#3
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The St. Regis Resort ... but it's the Alpine Floor you're thinking of... It has complimentary butler service plus food and beverages throughout the day.
Another possibility, the Hotel Jerome.
Another possibility, the Hotel Jerome.
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#9
formerly lelandv
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Its really a 2 horse race...
The Little Nell Vs. StR
The best thing going for Little Nell is the location and its ski-in/out. Its also owned/operated by the Aspen Ski Company so you get some benifits there. Great hotel...amazing food.
StR A couple of blocks from the ski lift...they run a shuttle but it just doesn't feel slopeside.
Hard to go wrong either way.
The Little Nell Vs. StR
The best thing going for Little Nell is the location and its ski-in/out. Its also owned/operated by the Aspen Ski Company so you get some benifits there. Great hotel...amazing food.
StR A couple of blocks from the ski lift...they run a shuttle but it just doesn't feel slopeside.
Hard to go wrong either way.
#10
Join Date: Mar 2000
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That's really too bad. It was the best Club Floor I've ever stayed at. Even met Bill Clinton there with his whole Secret Service entourage.