First, a couple of caveats. I didn’t fully appreciate the fact that the rooms are potentially units owned by different people, so amenities, decor, issues, etc. will vary. Second, I’m not a skier and was here during the off season - really just spending an afternoon and night in Aspen on my way to Estes Park so I wasn't even going to be hiking there. So I’m probably not the typical tourist staying here. Now, with that out of the way, I will say that the Inn was a mixed bag. The young woman at check-in was really friendly, but when we asked if she could recommend any vegetarian/vegan restaurants downtown, she said no, she didn’t know of any. I just found it a bit odd, that someone at the front desk of a hotel in a resort area, wouldn’t have recommendations for the guests. It was also a bit of a red flag that they required a $200 deposit in case of damage to the room. Our room was on the first floor with a door to a patio right at the foot of the ski lifts. The room felt really run down, old, out of date, chipped and worn furniture, etc.. The bathroom door was a panel door, but the piece you pull out to close it was broken off, so you couldn’t close the bathroom door. It didn’t feel dirty exactly, but it didn’t feel clean either. A little grimy. The TV remote wasn’t working, so we called the front desk and asked for new batteries. We were told someone would bring them to use, but they never did. We finally just went down to the front desk and asked for them. As it turned out, the remote just didn’t work, but we were able to use the TV by the using the controls on the TV - old school! Lol. The best way for me to describe it, is it felt like we were staying in well-used dorm room where the students had done a lot of partying. We ended up eating dinner there, and were pleasantly surprised that they had a decent salad on the menu. But, if you don’t eat meat the smell of it bothers you, get ready. The whole hotel smells like BBQ. But dinner was pleasant enough. The shuttles to downtown were a really great amenity and the drivers we had were wonderful. Given how expensive things are in Aspen, it was a good enough choice for us, but I’m really glad it was only one night. If you’re on a budget and not there for a long stay, it’s probably fine. I’d be concerned at how rowdy things might get during the busy season - having to pay a security deposit for possible room damage indicates there’s been some wild events there. And the room definitely bore the scars. So again, a bit of a mixed bag - not terrible, but not great. Certainly not what I expected for a hotel just outside of what's supposed to be a very upscale resort town.