Inside Aspen's only five-star resort, one will find the Pfeifer Suite, a lavish 2,000-square-foot, two-bedroom unit that offers serenity and slopeside views at the base of Aspen Mountain. The Little Nell's suite includes a six-person dining room table, full wet bar, jacuzzi, Fila d'Oro linens and a fireplace so that the luxurious amenities are met with the comforts of home. It's named after ski legend Freidl Pfeifer, who moved to Aspen after World War II and started the area's first ski school. This summer, Pfeifer's granddaughter spent her wedding night in the namesake suite, bringing the family full circle.

The newly remodeled Hotel Jerome has a presidential suite that steps back in time but embraces modern luxury. The 1,265-square foot suite is a two-bedroom living area with plush furniture, a wet bar, plasma TVs and fine linens. Built in 1889, the historic hotel is the "crown jewel" of Aspen and the Todd-Avery Lenahan-designed remodel is a nod to the property's rich history with contemporary touches.

If you like a baby grand piano with your presidential suite, then step into the 2,300 square-foot at the St. Regis Aspen. Soaring ceilings, designer furnishings, a fireplace and an opulent bathroom open to a balcony with slopeside views of Aspen mountain. Amenities like 24-hour butler service come with the suite, but the excellence for which the Regis is known are mandatory with the property.

The Viceroy hotel group is known for chic accommodations with an edge, and the two-story three-bedroom residences at the Viceroy Snowmass deliver on this. The Jean-Michel Gathy designed rooms combine for more than 1,800 square feet of residential living, complete with a full kitchen. Of course, access to the outdoor pool and cabanas is an added bonus.

Check into the Limelight Hotel and feel like you're checking into home. The penthouse is 1,300 square feet of comfortable living with a six-seat dining room table, two master bedrooms and a full kitchen. If you forego cooking in the room, a full European breakfast is served every morning in the community area so you can grab a bite on your way out the door to the slopes.