Where do I start. We came during offseason for a weekend getaway. Somehow, the stars aligned and we…read moregot the entire common area to ourselves, we booked the treasury suite. I've never seen a house so authentic, welcoming, and warm. Our suite was beautiful, the bed was way too comfy, the service, aka Brenda, was kind, and the breakfast bomb. We lived like freaking royals. I cannot recommend the Nordic Inn enough! come during offseason if you want to live out your wildest, coziest, epic dreams.

What the heck happened to this place in the last two years?…read more I really hate to give a bad review to a small business, especially one that has been our CB go-to years ... but yikes. The things we used to love--a solid breakfast, delightful wine dispensers in the lobby, Adirondack chairs on the lawn, and accessible staff are basically all gone to $:&:. The breakfast has become a motel 6 continental. No eggs, no gluten free (come on! Even Cheerios is gluten free) limited coffee availability. The wine dispensers? Let's see. My first $9 glass sputtered and was empty. The second tasted like vinegar. And no a front desk person in sight to help make it right. Tiny sandpaper towels. Did this place change owners? We brought three other couples with us this time and I feel a bit embarrassed by the quality decline.

My sister and I with our 3 dogs spent 2 nights in cabin 4 at the Beaver Lake Lodge. We all had a…read morewonderful stay in the cabin and in the town of Marble. The cabin was originally built as housing for the local quarry workers but has been beautifully remodeled and updated. There was no no cell service in town, no TV in the cabin, and the only internet access was in the main lodge. It was wonderful to unplug for 2 days. The town itself is very laid back and is a nice change from many of the more tourist orientated towns in the Colorado mountains.

We stayed here on a whim after driving up and back from Crystal Mill. Paige, who worked at the…read morehotel, was so friendly and awesome! The room was surprisingly very nice and the bathroom was super nice! Felt like I was in a Marriot hotel. The lodge had complimentary SUP and kayaks for the guests to use which was a great perk! It had such a friendly small town vibe, everyone was so chill. My Only complaint was that the mattress was extremely uncomfortable (...like I would of slept better camping) which kind of sucked because everything else was so great about the place. The phone service was no good but that is was is so fun and relaxing about small remote towns. It's nice to unplug. They did have WiFi that worked okay for things like checking email but not for streaming or anything like that. The shower in the bathroom was super nice but it was one of the fancy ones that doesn't have a door, it's just half glass and open the other half but when you did shower the entire bathroom and room got super humid and muggy. Hotel is dog friendly which was awesome for our pups. Also, they only take cash and check but they are super flexible!

Such a quaint, cozy, home style hotel! This is aspens best kept secret. Although it's not fancy…read morelike all the rest of hotels in aspen, it's got the most character and most reasonable prices. Also we love the friendly breakfast staff.

PROS Excellent location…read more $200 night/4th floor room was not bad for Aspen (between seasons). A/C, gas fireplace(we did not use). Sliding window for cool night air. Front staff was friendly (Karen & Matt). Room was a good size + balcony. Even though we were on the street side and a block from bus terminal, you could barely hear outside noises. Free breakfast. Decent choices. One different hot entree daily. Clean room, but very outdated. I was told that the property was sold and eventually will be renovated. Cleaning lady said they thoroughly clean the window screens on a regularly basis - impressive. CONS Small bathroom, tight door access was hard to get around. Mis-matched room furniture (a few pieces could have been removed). It would have been nice if the hotel gave us an information sheet about the hotel (garage, street parking, pool, bar, etc.) when we arrived. Tight garage, only one entrance for in/out. Make sure you use the keycode at the top street entrance of the garage. Door opens automatically when exiting. Bar was closed. The whole place is in need of paint job, carpets changed, etc. Does not look like it has been cared for in a long time. Carpet and furniture stains found. Limited street parking. Parking sux in Aspen - everywhere. Public parking garage is several blocks away. One elevator for guests and house cleaning.

Great place to stay when you want to get away from busy city life! Friendly staff, great rooms,…read morequiet. I would definitely recommend to anyone who comes to Marble. We will be back. Thanks Amber :)

Such a wonderful little place in Marble, Colorado! Amber was so warm-hearted and welcoming. She…read moremade me a fresh, hot veggie, potato and egg burrito and even brought it to me in my room! The room was very cozy and comfortable. The cafe is inviting, with comfy seating, large windows to view the beautiful scenery outside, and the lovely aroma of coffee and fresh - made breakfast foods. I will definitely be returning!

After failing to pack food that could be cooked inside our camper, despite the clear warnings of…read morerain for the majority of our camping trip- we fled a thunderstorm to come to the only restaurant in town. Figuring literally anything would be better than the spaghetti (with no sauce- that key ingredient was left at home) that we packed "just in case it rains" we were blown away by this place. The food was delicious and our family of four all left happily stuffed- we had the salmon, Parmesan chicken, and the kids split a burger. The food alone was worth a five star review but there just is something special about this hidden gem of a mountain restaurant. While eating we enjoyed the mountain/lake views and were charmed by the hummingbirds that stopped by to eat along with us. If you are in need of gluten free options, this place has plenty! Well worth a stop. Highly recommend. Two thumbs up. We've never ditched camping for a restaurant before but glad we did tonight!

My friend and I are longtime locals and decided to meet here for "brunch". We both ordered the…read moreTwin eggs platter, eggs over medium. The eggs were a gross, runny mess. The self serve coffee had no place to put empty creamer containers. The potatoes were mediocre. The only staff we saw was at the front desk and could not have been less friendly. He never checked on us after bringing out our food. He was too busy looking at his phone to be bothered with patrons. We sat for 30 minutes after eating to visit (there was only a few others in the restaurant) and he walked right by our table and ignored us and our obviously finished plates. All this disappointment for $57.00. We will not be back and will be sure to tell all our friends between Leadville and Buena Vista. No wonder the place was empty on a Summer morning.

Want a fantastic place to stay in Aspen ... this is it. Each room has it's own culture and beauty…read more Terry is a incredible host and makes you feel truly at home. The location is really perfect, 3 mins walk to the ski lifts and everything else you could want is just a few minutes walk away. Highly recommend the Residence Hotel as the best place I've every stayed in Aspen.

Gorgeous little boutique hotel in Aspen! Walking distance to everything! Eclectic decor with…read moreglamorous little touches that make you feel luxurious. We loved our stay at the Residence Hotel.

I'm planning to get married at the Marble Lodge in September 2023. What initially attracted me to…read morethe Marble Lodge is the beauty of the surrounding landscape. The building is nestled into a valley, surrounded 360 degrees by mountains, valleys, and aspen groves. Since it's situated on a hill, you have an incredible view of the lake right below. Bonus--Marble, the town in which the lodge is located--is a fantastic place with a one-of-a-kind mountain town vibe. If you want to get married somewhere remote that celebrates the beauty of the Rockies without having to pack hiking boots, this is the spot. As you likely know if you're on this website, planning a wedding involves a ton of "what if.." and "can we..." questions. Whenever I've got one of these, I can rely on Vince to be a partner in problem-solving, information sharing, and accommodation. His laid-back, can-do approach keeps my stress level low because I know that I'm in the good hands of somebody who's done this before. Recently, I was hoping to visit the space to visualize where we might set up the bar, the dancefloor, the dinner tables, etc. Vince went out of his way to welcome my fiance and me to the venue. It was middle of winter so this visit required Vince to clear 3+ snow and actually shuttle us up the hill with his all-wheel drive truck. Besides the above and beyond service of this visit, the place itself was a high point. Pictures don't do it justice. On the inside, it's homey and full of character and every piece of furniture has a story. You'll love the Marble Lodge and working with Vince. I expect to be able to share many more positive things once we've actually had the wedding :)

No key upon check-in. You are to call on the landline and let the owner, Vince, know you have…read morearrived. Bedding was stained and had both animal and human hair. Shower curtain was moldy in the main house. Freezer in main house would not shut completely so it took hours upon hours to freeze ice cubes. Windows in "chalet" didn't have screens downstairs for the windows that opened. Other windows had screens but wouldn't open. Deck stairs were wobbly and unstable. Vince pointed out that the bath on the main floor leaked down into the downstairs bathroom - "just throw a towel down and it will be fine". We were instructed not to use the washer/dryer because they were expensive. Housekeeping staff would wash the kids' laundry if we left the clothes in baskets. We had 11 teenage girls and 10 teenage boys in our group. No one was comfortable with the housekeeping staff (all men) washing their clothes. Add on how dirty the washers and dryers were, it made everyone more comfortable to take our things to the laundry mat. Vine came by at 7:35am our second morning there and was very irritated that he could not get into the main house where the girls were still sleeping. He came back at 9:30am and was very rude and confrontational. He told me my behavior was abnormal because I insisted on locking the doors while we were sleeping. Mind you, I was not ever given a key to lock up while we were gone hiking. We returned that evening and the water was turned off to the chalet. I called Vince and left a message. I then called housekeeping and they said he turned the water off due to a suspected leak and forgot to turn the water back on. Vince was at a meeting until 10pm and would come after that to turn on the water (the valve was behind a locked closet). We stayed up until midnight waiting for Vince. He came at 4:25am the next morning trying to enter the house while we were sleeping. He left to get keys. I met him on the porch when he returned and again he was rude and confrontational. I asked why he had locked cabinets and closets if he expected us to leave everything unlocked. He said he needed that closet locked because he unplugged the washer and dryer so we wouldn't use them. Vince's behavior was creepy and uncomfortable. We checked out at 9pm on Tuesday. We were booked to stay until Friday morning. I called Vince multiple times. He will not return my calls. I would like a refund of $3240 for Wed and Thurs nights. These kids (high school cross country team) raised funds for this trip and Vince ruined their stay.

I used to stay there years ago before it was sold. It was wonderful and historic; very unique. Each…read moreroom had a different theme.

I think the pictures here are from before a remodeling because when I went it looked totally…read moredifferent inside (sorry I don't have any pics!) but it was very modern and cool, complete with mirrored china cabinets and fancy coffee table books with titles like Luxury for Cats. There are a lot of bedrooms; I don't know exactly how many since i wasn't the organizer but we had about 30 people. I know that whatever number of people was advertised as accommodating on the site (VRBO?) was a bit off bed-wise (must have included all sleeping surfaces including couches) so a few people in our group were peeved (they were going to have to sleep on couches). The finishes were very nice - Hermes soap and fresh towels. I would HIGHLY recommend the maid service if you're in a big group. It had pots and pans and all of that stuff; no spices or anything like that if you're going to be cooking, but it had wine glasses and serving stuff as well. The hot tub was great (nice and hot!). The location was great. It certainly doesn't suck at all.