Resorts in Colorado

Some vacationers are content with a sleeping bag under the stars, but others want a more refined place to turn in for the night. The range of overnight accommodations available in cities, towns, and other places across the state will suit all kind of travelers. Nestled in the mountains, near lakes, in the cities, and in the country, Colorado resorts provide travelers with relaxing and comfortable retreats.

For those who travel in style, luxury resorts in Colorado offer their guests a vacation to remember. With attentive service, well-appointment rooms, and a full menu of activities primed for relaxation and recreation.

Aspen, known for its ski resorts, is a four-season destination where the accommodations range from the charming bed and breakfasts to some of best of luxury resorts in Colorado. These mountain lodging providers include the St. Regis Aspen. This mountain retreat offers its guests the signature mix of luxury and the relaxed atmosphere of the Rocky Mountains found among resorts in Colorado. It's also home to one of the West's most elegant spas, the Remède Spa, offering therapeutic treatments, yoga, and a fitness center. Guests also can enjoy the heated outdoor pool, guestrooms with nightly turndown service, and a restaurant that focuses on the fusion of American cuisine and Mediterranean flavors.

The Beaver Creek Resort is another place to consider when planning stays at luxury resorts in Colorado. With reservations at the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch, the Beaver Creek Lodge, the Park Hyatt Resort & Spa, or any of the other one-of-a-kind properties, vacationers will have the chance to get away from the ordinary in style.The Ritz-Carlton is noted for its luxurious surroundings and ski-in-ski-out access to the slopes. The Beaver Creek Lodge offers a variety of packages incorporating spa treatments, cultural experiences, high adventure, or romantic getaways. Guests of the Park Hyatt enjoy suite-style rooms, marble baths, and a full range of activities onsite and beyond. The surrounding communities of Avon and Edwards, Arrowhead Village, and Bachelor Gulch offer an array of interesting places to explore on and near Beaver Creek Mountain.

Like Beaver Creek, several resorts in Colorado are operated by Vail Resorts, Inc., a company that specializes in luxury destination-based travel. Clustered around Vail, Breckenridge, and Keystone mountains, these Colorado resorts offer so much more than skiing. With four seasons of recreational offerings, a variety of lodging providers, shops, restaurants, and more, the resorts provide everything vacationers need for mountain getaways. A variety of packages, programs, and discounts are available throughout the year.

Telluride and its sister city of Mountain Village are separated by 9,500 feet and a quick gondola ride. Whether travelers are planning a winter ski vacation or a trip at any time of year, they will find exclusive Colorado resorts to suit their needs. Many of the properties offer direct access to the slopes and shuttles to the shopping, restaurants, nightspots, golf courses, shops, and other places to explore.

Denver, both the state capitol and the biggest city, is another place to look for resorts in Colorado. The historic Brown Palace Hotel has set the standard for luxury for more than a century, hosting celebrities, dignitaries, and discriminating travelers. A variety of packages are available at this downtown landmark, including overnight accommodations, spa treatments, dining, and tickets to some of the best things to do in Denver. The hotel is also open for guided tours for those who want to experience its history without spending the night.

Other Denver resorts, including the Courtyard Downtown Denver and the Omni Interlocken Resort, extend hospitality to vacationers, business travelers, honeymooners, and conventioneers. The boutique-style Courtyard is located in a historic building within steps of some of the most popular attractions, including the performing arts center and Coors Field. The Omni features nearly 400 rooms, a 27-hole golf course, and a full-service spa, all in view of the snow-capped peaks.

Outside the city, resorts offer retreat far away from the hustle and bustle of the everyday. Rural resorts welcome hunters, anglers, hikers, rock climbers, and others who want to spend time in the great outdoors.