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Add reconNo wedding rate posted, didn't get a quote
the $7,500+ food & beverage minimum, 3-night minimum stay and room-revenue tiers (Summit $25k+, Alpine $40k+, Peak $65k+) on their site are a meetings perks promo that needs 20+ rooms on peak night, not wedding pricing. venue space capacity chart exists on site but no room rental price listed
they do weddings with group room blocks for guests, but there's no wedding pricing posted, it's an inquiry form. reviews are mostly about the hotel stay itself: two hot tubs, strong breakfast buffet, staff praised for going above and beyond after a guest spilled liquor in the lobby. The hotel does its own catering with custom menus, and ceremonies can be set up indoors or outside depending on the space you book.
No published wedding pricing, it's by inquiry
their weddings page has no rates, just an inquiry form. the $7,500+ food & beverage minimum and 3-night minimum on their site belong to a meetings perks promo, not weddings
Reviews consistently call out the staff as a strength, one guest specifically praised customer service after an accident in the lobby got cleaned up fast and kindly. The rooms sound genuinely nice, big fluffy towels and spacious layouts came up more than once, which matters if your wedding party is staying on site the whole weekend instead of just the couple. The hotel sits right in the Aspen mountains, and its biggest event rooms, the Monarch Room and the Living Room, seat 100 each, or 175 to 200 for a standing reception.