St Moritz Lodge & Condominiums

Great value and amazing hospitality! Tom set the tone for our stay at check in. He gave us a map and highlighted a few restaurant recommendations - the ones we tried were really good! The property overall and our room were very clean. There was a lovely happy hour that I got to try out one afternoon - white wine and freshly popped popcorn. :D We didn't go in, but there was a big pool / giant hot tub that looked inviting. Would definitely stay again.

Especially when you consider the price and the fact this is in Aspen, this is definitely a five star experience for a hostel. Everything including the shared bathroom is immaculately clean. The lobby is very comfortable and inviting with free wine during happy hour, cookies, lemonade, newspapers, and great leather chairs you can sink into. The front desk person was wonderfully friendly and helpful, giving us all kinds of great advice. There's a pool, sauna, in-room fridge ... our room with twin beds is small but fine. The bathroom has soap, shampoo, mouthwash, earplugs, and disposable razors. Great!

I booked on Expedia and missed the shared bathroom part. My biggest complaint is that they have Kamala Waltz signs all over out front. I don't particularly care for either party. My belief is that the government is too much in our lives and spend our money wastefully. The difference is I don't post signs in my yard saying I don't approve of our political system. Grandma always said don't talk religion or politics with people you don't know. If they had Trump signs I'd write the review as such. Other than that it's an affordable place to stay in Aspen

The location is excellent, close to everything since Aspen is a small town, almost walking distance to shops restaurants etc. We booked room with shared bathroom, the bathroom was clean, bedroom was small and cozy, it was quiet at night, practical and served the purpose. The breakfast was supplied, it's simple and convenient, saved time to find breakfast outside. The only caveat is that parking space is very limited, be prepared to park on street.

I usually stay here every time I attend a show at Belly Up, being there's free on site parking, and walking distance to the venue. Staff is always friendly. Wonderful they have a tea, wine hour and continental breakfast included. Pool is in a beautiful courtyard. The rooms are small but that's expected and who wants to stay on your room other than to sleep. Property, including communal bathrooms are always clean and tidy. I will keep coming back for my visits. Thanks St. Moritz!

The St. Moritz was such a pleasant surprise! Admittedly, I was a bit worried about staying here at first, but figured I could brave it for one night. I ended up absolutely loving it here... I felt like I was staying in my grandma's house, in the best way.My first impression was that the staff was amazingly friendly and accommodating, allowing for use of the free parking lot, restrooms, and breakfast items both well before and well after checkout. Although the rooms on the hostel side are very basic and bare bones, they are clean and check off all the boxes of necessities. Because of COVID-19, the rooms were all private occupancy which was great. Communal bathrooms were spacious (2 sinks, 2 stalls, 1 shower stall) and cleaned regularly. The outdoor pool doubles as a jacuzzi (one side has jets) and is heated to 92 degrees. There is also a full kitchen below the lobby if you wish to cook your own food.For the price, it is hard to beat this location. About a 5-10 minute walk gets you to tons of shops, restaurants, bars, the gondola, and Rubey Park Transit Center (free shuttles to Aspen Highlands, Snowmass, etc.). Do not confuse a 5 star Yelp review with a 5 star hotel. The St. Moritz truly is a 2-3 star hotel, as it is advertised. Walls are thin, windows are tiny, and the rooms are very cramped; however, if you come into it knowing and accepting this, the St. Moritz provides a clean room, convenient location, and comfortable bed at a price that cannot be beat (hey, that means more money leftover to spend on food). I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

This place is odd. I first went into the lobby and the first thing was a smell permeating the place. My only definition of it was a greasy old man smellI got to the room and realized theres no AC ,but fans available. The staff may be family because they are odd. One front desk clerk corrected me and was condescending upon arrival. A tap on the door shortly thereafter said my tv volume was too loud ( i had fans on high to fight the room heat) only one thin window opens slightly too I was shocked at the 10 AM checkout time. I asked the front desk if it could be extended. He said to call in the morning I called in the morning. I was told CHECKOUTS AT 10THE BEDS ARE WELL USED AND HAVE DIPS IN THE MIDDLE AND BATHROOM ENTRY IS ONLY 2 ft. And very old decor Finally, the pool closes at 10. LOLSO MANY NEGATIVES

This was the cheapest place near downtown Aspen but it was still $200/night for the room in my photos during the week of Christmas (yeah yeah peak time). Two twin beds and a small mini fridge. The mini fridge is really good though, froze my celery solid. You get 2 metal keys for your room.The beds were pretty short though. Anyone taller than 5'7'' will be cramped. They were very comfy and soft. Not the bedspring type. Pillows were flat and blankets were alright. Good thing the heater works well.Definitely reminded me of college dorming because the bathroom was shared for the whole hall. Good thing there was 1 for men and 1 for women. Each bathroom had 2 sinks, 2 toilet stalls with a door and 1 shower with a door. Also an ironing board with iron and a hair dryer. It's also where you toss your towel (you get a fresh towel everyday when they make your bed).The staff was very nice and there was free breakfast and afternoon snacks everyday. Breakfast had a variety of fruit, Sunny D, slices of salami and cheese, bagels, frozen waffles, some cereal, milk, boiled eggs, and condiments.Afternoon snack was some salty popcorn, cookies, and hot apple cider. The living room is really cozy so some people hang out there.Less than 5 minute walk to the free bus stops or about a 10 minute walk to downtown. About 20 minutes by bus to/from the airport, 15 minutes to Buttermilk, and over an hour to Snowmass. 1.5 hours to Glenwood Springs for $7.Overall, great place if you're on a budget.

Dirty sheets when we tried to go to bed. Found dog hair,human hair & eyelash plus actual dirt where someone's feet were. Called management who said "I can't help you tonight (9:30pm) but will take care of this first thing in the morning). We had to scavenge sheets from another bed we weren't using bc there were no extra sheets in our room. Next morning no call, no visit, same dirty sheets remain on the floor. We will not go back!!Furniture is old needs a deep cleanWalkways not well lit and rotten uneven wood. Difficult to navigate in the dark. Stairwells without rail on both side. Tough w luggage. No ACBeautiful viewsUpdate: Spoke w Christine Bradley about our issues w the bedding, etc She was very responsive and was able to refund our cleaning fee which I thought was adequate. Hope they can get their folks to clean properly. We also noticed our room was unlocked when we arrived so that was another thing I mentioned to Christine that she might want to make sure doors are locked after cleaning so people don't go in to use the room after.

For a last-minute run to Aspen last week to hear some magnificent Bach, we spent a pleasant night in one of the dorm-type rooms at the St. Moritz Lodge, and were delighted with how well-run, clean, and comfortable was the whole experience. A shared bath for the dorm rooms (which in part explains the low price), but one that was sparkling clean and full of thoughtful amenities. There's a swimming pool in the meticulously maintained garden, at this season full of colorful flowers, and a generous breakfast with bowls of fruit and much else. Tom at the front desk was warm and welcoming, always helpful and pleasant to chat with. I can't say enough good things about the St. Moritz...which makes me worried: if everyone who can't afford the Jerome (at 10 times the price) comes here instead, how will there be room for me? Still, I'm glad to give them the good review they deserve.