Hotel Durant

I have mixed feelings about this hotel. The room is very clean and they use 100% cotton for all beddings. But the room is tiny. And they don't offer toothpaste and toothbrush. The free breakfast is very basic, and it says it starts at 7:30 am and both days I was there was late. The overall service is lacking and my friend told me they increased the price a lot over the years

Great little boutique hotel in Aspen with a hot tub. The location is great and makes it so walkable to everything in town. Easy to get around. Continental breakfast could have more dietary friendly options, but having coffee right there was nice. Our room did not have A/C and we were there in the summer, so be aware that the downstairs has no A/C when making reservations. They graciously moved us upstairs for the last night since they had a cancelation, which was very kind. The gentleman who checked us in was very helpful.

Booked late so got this one for the lowest price during hot season. I knew it was one of the cheapest. But come on, no AC -- is this even possible? At least make it more obvious rather than risking pissing off guests! Transparency would've been more appreciated...

Nice warm cozy hotel with friendly staff & complimentary breakfast every morning. Walking distance to the bus stops, starbucks and other shops. Get the balcony room & enjoy the nice mountain view. Very happy with our stay and the customer service provided . They were able to hold our luggages for a couple of hrs after the checkout, which was a bonus! Would go back again

Aspen in the summertime is what's up. Sure, if you're into winter sports it's one of the best resort towns in Colorado. However, if you don't enjoy being cold/wet/up high/falling down, I highly suggest the warmer months for a visit. Why?#1 Even on the hottest day in Denver, it's significantly cooler in the mountains. With 100+ temps this past weekend in the city, Aspen was a breezy 78 degrees. #2 It's not nearly as crowded in the summer. Sure, there's tourists and locals milling about, but it's not a total sh*tshow walking around downtown.#3 Accommodations are affordable. Case and point is our stay at Hotel Durant, which was about $150 on a Saturday night. Located within walking distance of most of the Aspen bars/restaurants/nightlife, this was the perfect place to stay. It's not as posh as Hotel Jerome or Limelight, but it was cozy and plenty nice for a night in Aspen proper. Side note: there's a complimentary continental breakfast for guests in the a.m. Nice touch!It's closer to $300/night in the winter months, but that's likely due to the fact that it's SO CLOSE to the mountain lift. You can walk right over with your skis/snowboard within a few minutes. That's pure convenience.

After a terrible racist experience at our Airbnb we decided to just stay in a hotel and Hotel Durant was available. The front desk lady was nice and serving! This boutique hotel was so cute! I love the modern nature feel to it. The water pressure in the shower is incredible! They do clean your room everyday if requested since we are currently in a pandemic. From our balcony view is the view of Aspen mountain! Every morning they have your continental breakfast of bagels, crosswinds, fruits, cereal and oatmeal available. We enjoyed our stay!

Had to get this hotel because we waited until last minute and I guess that's what we deserve. Had to haul all of our luggage up three flights of stairs. It is one of the less expensive hotels in Aspen at $220 a night, but they are being so cheap by not installing an elevator. At first we thought they probably wouldn't because they don't have the space, but they have two staircases, one on each side of the room halls where an elevator would definitely fit if you got rid of one of the staircases. Also, this place doesn't care about customers SAFETY. It was after 8PM when you need to enter a code at the front door in order to enter the building and I had left the code upstairs in my room. I called the after hours number posted at the front door and before I even finished my sentence trying to tell them I needed the code the woman just blabbed it to me. I asked her to repeat it because she talked over me and I could tell she was annoyed by her tone of speaking to me. Mind you it was 8:02PM, it's not like I called you hours after your shift ended and I'm sure you get paid to answer these calls. She didn't ask me what room or under what name my reservation was. I could've just been an intruder that you gave the code to because you don't have the intelligence to question the identity of who is calling.... that's just lazy and I know it is because you didn't even let me finish asking and were impatient in talking over me because you were in a rush to give the code.Also, please don't use decorative pillows to place on the bed during this COVID-19 pandemic. I'm an RN and these rarely get washed so that's very unhygienic and unsafe right now. The ones on my bed and on top of my pillows were like faux fur so that's hard to wash and thus I doubt they do get washed.

We walked in to someone speaking very loudly on the phone for quite some time until we were acknowledged.It felt like no staff worked here. During breakfast employees were talking to each other when we came down and there was no hello or customer service.At night no one is there to staff the place either! You use a code to get in.. we needed some toiletries and couldn't ask anyone. There is no air. When I asked about it they were annoyed. I wouldn't stay here again. Only plus was walking distance to town. It's a bare bones place. Felt like I was staying at someone's house and they were out of town . No luxury or hotel like experience at all.

We really enjoyed our stay at this cute boutique hotel, even though we didn't get the king room we had reserved. The hotel is so well located, and everyone who works there was so nice and accommodating. They have a nice morning coffee and pastries. In the afternoon they put out wine and cheese. We especially enjoyed the hot tub. We are already planning a summer trip, the drive from Crested Butte to Aspen is so much easier in the summer. Look forward to returning. Brian, Andrea, and everyone else there, thanks.

This was a nice place!!! It's an older, small hotel that they renovated about four years ago. They did a great job! Parking is limited but not a big problem. It's just a couple blocks from all the shops and restaurants downtown. So once you park, you can just leave the car there. The only minus was the bed linens could have been a bit cleaner. I would recommend staying here!