About Us
An Icon of Ingenuity
Home of the world-renowned Aspen Institute, Aspen Meadows Resort offers 22,000 square feet of ultra-modern event space, as well as 98 stylishly appointed guest suites. With three restaurants, a health center, five tennis courts, two art galleries, and a more, leisure travelers and event attendees alike are sure to love our Bauhaus-inspired resort.
- 98 guest suites
- 40 sweeping acres
- 22,000 sq. ft. of Aspen event space
- 16 meeting rooms
- State-of-the-art conference technology
- 3 onsite restaurants
- Spa services
- 5 onsite tennis courts
- Health club
- Pool & hot tub
- Snowshoes & bike rentals
- Pet-friendly ($25 per day per pet)
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Health Club
The club features a heated outdoor lap pool and hot tub, cardio equipment, free weights, weight machines and indoor basketball court. Men's and women's locker rooms are available, each with its own steam room. Spa services are available upon request and must be booked in advance. Hotel guests have 24-hour access to the fitness center. Complimentary snowshoe rentals are available during the winter months and bike rentals during the summer months.
Monday - Friday 6:30am to 9pm
Saturday - Sunday 7am to 9pmTimes may vary in the spring and fall off-seasons
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Tennis Center
Play on one of our five tennis courts with the stunning backdrop of Aspen Mountain. The courts are open during non-winter months. Guests can enjoy:
- Four (4) cushioned hard courts and one (1) Har-Tru clay court
- Rackets, tennis balls, & play time on hard courts
- Private lessons, group lessons, and clinics (for an additional fee) -
Art at the Meadows
Our 40-acre property is home to countless works of art, from our Resnick Art Gallery—featuring works by Herbert Bayer—to the Paepcke Art Gallery—which features a rotating collection of artwork—to individual art installations spread throughout our campus.
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History & Design
Designed by creative polymath and one of Bauhaus’s most influential artists Herbert Bayer, Aspen Meadows Resort is a figure of simplified form, effortless functionality, inspiring natural light, and understated elegance.
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Aspen Institute
Something that truly separates us from other Aspen hotels is our relationship with the esteemed Aspen Institute. Formed in 1949 by Walter Paepcke, both the Institute and our resort remain a place for leaders, thinkers, and creatives to gather.
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Getting Here
Driving over Independence Pass
Independence Pass is generally open from Memorial Day weekend in May to the end of October, depending on snowfall. This route is ideal for those driving from Denver, Colorado Springs, and Eastern Colorado. Take I-70 West to State Highway 91 South through Leadville to US 24 South, then West onto Colorado Highway 82 over Independence Pass.
Driving through Glenwood Springs
Coming into Aspen, take Glenwood Springs 170 exit to Midland Avenue. The detour will turn left onto 8th street, right onto Colorado Avenue, left onto 9th street, then a right onto Grand Avenue, which will continue right onto Highway 82 into Aspen. -
Sustainability
Green is in, and Aspen Meadows Resort is continuously seeking new ways to stay "in the now" of environment-friendly practices. As an internationally renowned boutique hotel, located in the historic West End of beautiful Aspen, Colorado, we take pride in our ability to put prestige to good use. Our goal? Grow as a business that operates in harmony with the laws of nature. Check out the Aspen Meadows Green Initiatives to learn more.
