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Cottages in Aspen

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Aspen on Hotels.com. These Aspen Cottages consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on October 2, 2026.
A wooden cabin with a porch, surrounded by trees and a gravel driveway.
A log cabin interior with a ceiling fan, two windows, a door, a sofa, and a chair.
A log cabin with a wooden porch, a car parked outside, and a forested background.
A wooden cabin with a porch, a black door, and a large window offering a view of the surrounding forest.

1. Colorado Mountain Cabin Near 14ers + Peak Views

Colorado Mountain Cabin Near 14ers + Peak Views
Leadville
CNY1,174
CNY2,750 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 19 - Oct 20
Colorado Mountain Cabin Near 14ers + Peak Views
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Top neighborhoods in Aspen

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A snowy town square with a gazebo, street lamps, and buildings.
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A forest with yellow leaves and a mountain in the background.
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A mountainous landscape with hikers, autumn foliage, and a clear sky.
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A tree-lined street with pedestrians, parked cars, and a building labeled "Daniels Antiques."
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Downtown Aspen

Downtown Aspen delights with Victorian charm meeting upscale mountain luxury. The Wheeler Opera House anchors a cultural scene surrounded by designer boutiques and gourmet restaurants. Wander through Wagner Park, explore the geometric glass Aspen Art Museum, or catch the Silver Queen Gondola for breathtaking mountain views. The pedestrian-friendly streets buzz with apres-ski energy year-round. Luxury accommodations dominate this mountain paradise, with rates reflecting the exclusive atmosphere. Most visitors explore the compact downtown on foot or via free shuttle services. The restaurant scene caters to sophisticated palates with farm-to-table concepts and celebrity chef venues. Reservations are essential during peak ski season and summer festivals.

A mountain lake with reflections of yellow foliage and rocky mountains in the background.
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A town surrounded by autumn-colored trees and mountains in the background.
A mountain lake with reflections of the surrounding peaks and trees.
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A rustic building with a sign reading "HICKORY HOUSE" and "BEST RIBS IN COLORADO".
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A forest with tall trees and yellow leaves.
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West End

The West End neighborhood showcases Aspen's grandeur with magnificent Victorian mansions sporting ornate trim and wraparound porches. Tree-lined streets create an outdoor museum of 1880s mining-era architecture while offering easy access to hiking trails. History buffs will appreciate the Wheeler Stallard House Museum while nature lovers can explore Mid-Way Creek and Grizzly Lake trails. Upscale restaurants in converted Victorian homes serve farm-to-table cuisine, though most require reservations. Accommodations range from luxury vacation rentals to boutique inns, all featuring mountain views and premium amenities. While public transit is limited, the peaceful streets make for lovely walking tours through this quiet, residential retreat.

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Aspen Highlands Village

Aspen's Aspen Highlands Village neighborhood offers attractions including Aspen Highlands.

Pitkin

Aspen's Pitkin neighborhood offers attractions including Roaring Fork River.

Top landmarks in Aspen

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Aspen Mountain

9.6/10 (1,256 reviews)
Skiers and snowboarders might want to test out the slopes at Aspen Mountain, a skiing spot located 1.5 mi (2.5 km) from central Aspen. If you master the slopes, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk Mountain are both nearby.
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A mountain lake with snow-capped peaks, a reflection of the mountains, and autumn-colored trees.

Maroon Bells

9.6/10 (425 reviews)
You might want to head out to Maroon Bells for some fresh mountain air and a bird's-eye view of Aspen.
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Buttermilk Mountain

9.4/10 (443 reviews)
Ski the fall line at Buttermilk Mountain located 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from central Aspen. If you master the slopes, Aspen Highlands and Aspen Mountain are both nearby.
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A snowy ski slope with skiers, a ski lift, and a town in the background.
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Aspen Highlands

9.4/10 (511 reviews)
Ski the fall line at Aspen Highlands located 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from central Aspen. If you master the slopes, Aspen Mountain and Buttermilk Mountain are both nearby.
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A mountain lake surrounded by forested slopes and a clear blue sky.

Maroon Lake

9.6/10 (84 reviews)
Maroon Lake is 9.3 mi (14.9 km) from central Aspen, why not stop by during your stay.
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A pond surrounded by rocks and trees.

The John Denver Sanctuary

9.2/10 (186 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to The John Denver Sanctuary— just one of the monuments in Downtown Aspen.
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Rio Grande Park

9.2/10 (7 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Rio Grande Park— just one of the monuments in Downtown Aspen.
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Silver Queen Gondola

9.4/10 (341 reviews)
Downtown Aspen is home to Silver Queen Gondola, so why not stop by during your stay in Aspen.
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Learn more about Aspen

Glide down world-class slopes where celebrities carve fresh powder alongside locals who've skied these mountains for decades. The historic Wheeler Opera House hosts performances worth dressing up for after a day on Aspen Mountain. In summer, the Maroon Bells provide a backdrop so stunning it seems computer-generated. The John Denver Sanctuary offers peaceful reflection with song lyrics etched in stone. Art galleries showcase works that would fit comfortably in metropolitan museums, while Wagner Park hosts events from rugby matches to food festivals. Après-ski culture thrives whether you've actually skied or not - simply claim 'meetings ran long' while sipping cocktails at mountainside lodges where bartenders know regular visitors by name.

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