Annabelle Inn

We had the best experience at the Inn over Christmas. The staff was friendly and knowledgable on recreational activities as well as restaurants. The room was lovely and the location was great. The local bus is free and can take you to all the spots. We will return and stay here. Missing the friendly staff already. Thanks Charlie, Mike, Danny, Donavan and Doug.

The Annabelle Inn is very centrally located on Main Street about a five minute walk to downtown and ten minutes walk to the base and gondola of Aspen Mountain. The Inn has an old Aspen look but was completely built from the bottom up about ten years ago, retaining the original façade. The rooms are great and varied. Some have king beds with fireplace. There are two hot tubs and guest parking. There is a nice breakfast included with the room price.
We have been here several times and we have always received a «welcome back» from the guys on the front desk and the manager. If you want to stay in Aspen and don’t want to pay $ 800-​$ 1200 per day at the St Regis or Little Nell this is the place for you.

Good place to stay, the rooms were nice and the staff was great. Their 2^nd floor hot tub has an awesome view. My only complaint is I woke up in the night cold, I turned up the thermostat a couple times and it didn’t work, I later realized it had been disconnected and there is a new unit by the window. I wish I had known this beforehand or if there was a note on the thermostat. Either way it’s a good spot to stay, would recommend

Charming inn, we loved the location as it was a 5 minute walk into town. Great hiking trail (Rio Grande) close by. Lovely room and bathroom. Adequate breakfast. Front desk was knowledgeable, but poor follow through. Chocolate chip cookies in the afternoon were delicious.

We spent Christmas week at the Annabelle Inn. It can be considered a delightful «small» boutique hotel or a considered a large-​ish bed and breakfast. Either way, we enjoyed our stay. The staff were very friendly and helpful with recommendations.
My only 2 «constructive» criticism would be: I think you should take your «breakfast «up a notch, offering a more substantial, cooked breakfast. Especially in the winter, when you are hosting mainly skiers, it would be nice to have a more filling breakfast before heading out to the slopes. Second, considering my family was there for actual Christmas morning, again, something «special» for breakfast would have been nice. My daughter was disappointed that something wasn’t done to make the morning feel more special, like we have at home. Instead, the owners had their family there and we felt like their attention was a bit distracted. That said, it was still a lovely stay and well priced for the convenience it offered, due to it’s location. (Within walking distance to town.) We will definitely stay here again.

Really great Inn with lovely hosts who go above and beyond to make their guests comfortable. An easy walk to all the action in Aspen or there’s a bus stop right across the street if you choose to go that route. Would definitely stay there again.

Great cozy inn. My room was facing the ski run. Great location with a couple blocks from the all fun places. One night is not enough.

Fabulous. Great comfortable room. Excellent location.

This is a charming little Inn right in the heart of Aspen — close to everything. Annabelle was just re-​opening for the summer season when I arrived, so there were a few kinks she hadn’t worked out yet, but it’s such a gem that I’m willing to give her another try next time I’m in town.
What I liked is the B&B feel of the place. The Innkeeper, Charlie, was very kind and seems to genuinely care that your stay is pleasant. He gave me some realistic restaurant recommendations that would work for me. The front reception area is cozy and warm. And they offer a decent continental in the morning. Downside? The breakfast doesn’t start until 8:00 am, which only left me a few minutes to scarf something down before I ran off to work for the day.
The standard rooms are small but will give you a comfy bed, tv, wifi and a shower before you trek off to explore beautiful Aspen.
Overall a nice little place for the money. You’re not gonna spend your time in a room in Aspen, anyway!

If you want to stay in a cozy, clean renovated room, then Annabelle Inn is the place for you.
If you like your hotel room as hot as the Arizona desert, then Annabelle Inn is the place for you.
If you want to lounge in not one, but two choices of hot tubs, then Annabelle Inn is the place for you.
If you want to stay walking distance to every restaurant and shop in Aspen, then Annabelle Inn is the place for you.
If you want a surprisingly decent continental breakfast with more than just pastries and coffee before you hit the road or the ski slopes, then Annabelle Inn is the place you for.
If you believe everything I just said, then Annabelle Inn is the place for you.

Unpleasant smell in room — needed air I guess — but not worth the price. Unpleasant experience upon checkout, too: I was late leaving my room (1.30pm) — my bad — but they never would have known it unless I told the front desk that I had exited the room late. The guy tells me, don’t worry, we already checked you out — but now that we know you’re late, we’ll charge you $ 100 late fee. Crooks.

Overall a fine place. I would not say the customer service is spectacular and there are no major services that are available. You are definitely left to your own devices especially after 9 pm — when the front desk closes. There is free breakfast, but nothing too special other than bagels and muffins. It is definitely not for long term staying, but I would recommend if you are looking for an affordable place in Aspen in a good location to downtown, which is walkable.

I booked this hotel through
for a great rate! The manager called a week later and walked me to a hotel in snowmass for my stay because he got a large party to give him a better rate. DO NOT BOOK THIS HOTEL! That is not a way to do business!!!

Was here for a men’s conference last week. What a great place. Reminds me of a nice bed & breakfast. I appreciated the way each room had a different rustic décor. It has two hot tubs and a nice breakfast each morning.

We were thrilled with our stay at the Annabelle Inn. For those seeking an affordable option, you don’t have to compromise on amenities or quality. This is a charming and quality renovated motel with a friendly and accommodating innkeeper, Charley, who has been there for many years and still seems to love his job. The room was spotless, comfortable, nicely decorated and SPOTLESS. Free wi-​fi, was close to downtown but quiet. Breakfast was more than adequate. I agree with the other comments too.

Stayed here last week and had a GREAT experience. Here’s why I liked it:
1) $ 200 per night split 2 ways = $ 100 per night. Great deal for a very clean and well located hotel in Aspen;
2) Free breakfast every morning;
3) Free Apres Happy Hour every other night;
4) Friendly and knowledgeable staff;
5) 2 hot tubs and free ski lockers;
6) Great Location — 5 – 10 minute walk to anywhere in downtown Aspen, 2 minutes to free buses to Aspen mountains including Snowmass;
7) Free parking;
8) 2 computers for guests to use;
9) Very clean and new amenities;
10) Finally: you’ll be in downtown Aspen not Snowmass!

This is one of the best values in Aspen — quality all the way and unassuming.
Rooms: well sized, quality furniture and comfortable beds, excellent water pressure, ample heat (if you want it), and quiet.
Food: Free breakfast in the morning is decent enough, though nothing special; oatmeal, fruit, bagels, cereal, juice, coffee…
Service: The managers of the inn are fun, interesting, helpful.
Other: Two hot tubs are perfect for apres ski muscle relief; clean, but not so private (they’re located right in the middle of the inn for all to see); locker storage for skis is convenient; free parking; location is right on Main St. for easy bus rides to the slopes too; free computers with Internet downstairs in front of the fire. and free happy hour too with wine and beer!

Ahhh, the Annabelle. My new home away from home.
I’ll admit I’m a bit biased because we became friends with Charley, Tony, and Gene, the guys who run the place, but really, it seemed like almost everyone there counted them among their buddies by the end of their stay. All three of them seemed genuinely eager to give advice on the best local spots, from restaurants to powder stashes, and the fact that they enjoy blending up daiquiris in the afternoon to share was a nice touch as well.
The hotel itself is very cute and quaint, with all the amenities you’d want (in addition to cocktails, they serve warm cookies, the complementary breakfast was great, and two hot tubs with gorgeous views is an awesome perk). It’s also walking distance to all the downtown fun (though a bit of a long walk at 1am, but isn’t it always), and the ski buses stop right in front. I’d knock off half a star for our room’s location on the noisy street, but if it had all been perfect then I would have gotten too spoiled.