New on the Aspen scene are the nightlife experience, the Rec Room just above, opening New Years Eve night, is Aspen Kitchen. For the early partygoers, guests can dine from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. for $195 per person. The all-inclusive event ring out at $550 a person, but includes unlimited champagne, a premium open bar, passed appetizers and small plates, including caviar, oysters, foie gras "push pops," and razor clam ceviche. The Rec Room's party is James Bond-themed.

If a true destination getaway is what best suits you and your friends or loved ones for the holiday, indulge in a festive feast at Cosmopolitan, where, for $150 per person, diners can enjoy four elegant courses.

Fine dining is hard to compete with at element 47 in Aspen's 5-star, 5-diamond resort, The Little Nell. On the last day of the year, guests can come from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. for $355 per person for an extravagant spread from executive chef Matt Zubrod. With four courses and wine pairings, look forward to 2016 over dishes from lobster bisque to seared Hudson Valley foie gras, and top off the night with a charming chocolate sphere. Alternatively, the “it party” of the season takes over the main level of the hotel with live music and DJs, bottomless Dom Perignon, an open bar, and food stations from Element 47 throughout the night.

Don't forget the reservations for this New Years Eve extravaganza. With two seatings for the night, for $199 La Tour starts the decadent meal off with oysters, caviar and tapioca and caps it off with white chocolate raspberry mousse cake. Don't miss the full experience if you're enjoying the town of Vail for the holiday.

Ring in the new year in a jaw-dropping setting that's truly off-the-grid. A guided Nordic ski on a torchlight trail leads to an inviting mountain yurt. The multi-course dinner and libations are sure prepare visitors for a party. Beverages include wines, Elevation Brewing Co. beer and Montanya Rum cocktails. Starting at 6 p.m. small plates will be served, and a selection of bistro steak, encrusted filet of salmon, duck or winter risotto follow. Don't forget to save room for dessert.

The stunning scenery is sure to outweigh the haunted history of The Stanley in Estes Park. Start the night at 7 p.m. for check in and live music. Then enjoy a spectacular three-course sit-down affair with a delectable dessert bar to close out 2015 on a sweet note.

In the spacious, yet intimate dining room, get cozy and enjoy the Colorado crafted experience. As you look out of the floor-to-ceiling windows, enjoy five courses for $100 per person. Special dishes include sesame crusted ahi, maine lobster bisque, roasted duck breast, risotto, and more.

Sit in the lap of luxury at the Ritz-Carlton's Bachelor's Lounge cigar and spirits bar for an unlimited raw bar selection, two glasses of champagne and live music to dance the night, and year for that matter, away. $300 per person. Also at The Ritz, get ritzy in The Great Room for enjoy the Harry Baxter Band and a midnight balloon drop.