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Photo: Courtesy of the Ritz Carlton

Where To Eat in the Hills: 10 Best Restaurants in Hotels

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| Photo: Courtesy of the Ritz Carlton

Spring break may come and spring break may go, but the snow is still amazing in Colorado's mountains. If you plan to head to the hills, anywhere from Vail to Aspen, Telluride and Steamboat Springs, you should be able to find some amazing meals along the way. The guide to mountain restaurants in hotels provides some options for a late winter getaway. If you have a spot you love that didn't make the list, drop a note in the comments below.



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Spago @ The Ritz Carlton

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In a modern mountain chic setting, chef Jared Montarbo creates dishes inspired by California cuisine with regional, European and Asian influences. The Veal "Wiener Schnitzel" is a highlight.

8100 Mountainside Bar and Grill @ The Park Hyatt

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The Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa seems to do everything right. Guests are taken care of with great attention to detail from the moment they arrive. The restaurant follows suit and offers an experience that satisfies every taste and preference. Highlights on the menu include the North American elk loin, the grilled domestic swordfish, and the Colorado lamb osso bucco.

Maya Restaurant @ The Westin

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In its first full ski season in service, this Richard Sandoval restaurant offers bold flavored modern Mexican food in a comfortable setting. There's a great patio and an attractive bar menu.

Splendido @ the Chateau

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Open seven nights a week from 5:30 to 10 p.m. during the ski season, Splendido at the Chateau offers guests a rustic American approach to cooking. Highlights on the menu include the Angus beef tartare, the steak frites, and the crisp pork belly.

element 47 @ The Little Nell

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Located in the Little Nell hotel, Element 47 is the reincarnation of the former Montagna restaurant. The interior was transformed, the menu tweaked, but the food and service remain as impressive as ever. Chef Bryan Moscatello now leads this kitchen.

Chefs Club @ St. Regis

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Curated by FOOD & WINE, with a rotating line-up of top chefs, Chefs Club serves dinner only Thursday through Saturday.

Prospect @ Hotel Jerome

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Aspen’s newest introduction to the culinary scene is Prospect, an upscale American bistro at the Hotel Jerome. Highlights on the menu include the kale salad, the garganelli pasta, and the coconut cream pie.

The Cabin @ Steamboat Grand

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Local and sustainable ingredients served with a hearty helping of Steamboat's warm hospitality is what this restaurant is about. Highlights on the dinner-only menu include the blackened cast iron trout.

Siam's Talay Grille @ Inn at the Lost Creek

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Located inside the Inn at the Lost Creek in Telluride, this restaurant is an Asian seafood eatery that focuses on Thai specialties made with the freshest ingredients.

Cosmopolitan @Hotel Columbia

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Chef and owner Chad Scothorn offers a diverse and seasonal menu that blends elements from diverse cuisines, including French, American and Thai. The cocktail list is great and the wine selection rich.

Spago @ The Ritz Carlton

In a modern mountain chic setting, chef Jared Montarbo creates dishes inspired by California cuisine with regional, European and Asian influences. The Veal "Wiener Schnitzel" is a highlight.

8100 Mountainside Bar and Grill @ The Park Hyatt

The Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa seems to do everything right. Guests are taken care of with great attention to detail from the moment they arrive. The restaurant follows suit and offers an experience that satisfies every taste and preference. Highlights on the menu include the North American elk loin, the grilled domestic swordfish, and the Colorado lamb osso bucco.

Maya Restaurant @ The Westin

In its first full ski season in service, this Richard Sandoval restaurant offers bold flavored modern Mexican food in a comfortable setting. There's a great patio and an attractive bar menu.

Splendido @ the Chateau

Open seven nights a week from 5:30 to 10 p.m. during the ski season, Splendido at the Chateau offers guests a rustic American approach to cooking. Highlights on the menu include the Angus beef tartare, the steak frites, and the crisp pork belly.

element 47 @ The Little Nell

Located in the Little Nell hotel, Element 47 is the reincarnation of the former Montagna restaurant. The interior was transformed, the menu tweaked, but the food and service remain as impressive as ever. Chef Bryan Moscatello now leads this kitchen.

Chefs Club @ St. Regis

Curated by FOOD & WINE, with a rotating line-up of top chefs, Chefs Club serves dinner only Thursday through Saturday.

Prospect @ Hotel Jerome

Aspen’s newest introduction to the culinary scene is Prospect, an upscale American bistro at the Hotel Jerome. Highlights on the menu include the kale salad, the garganelli pasta, and the coconut cream pie.

The Cabin @ Steamboat Grand

Local and sustainable ingredients served with a hearty helping of Steamboat's warm hospitality is what this restaurant is about. Highlights on the dinner-only menu include the blackened cast iron trout.

Siam's Talay Grille @ Inn at the Lost Creek

Located inside the Inn at the Lost Creek in Telluride, this restaurant is an Asian seafood eatery that focuses on Thai specialties made with the freshest ingredients.

Cosmopolitan @Hotel Columbia

Chef and owner Chad Scothorn offers a diverse and seasonal menu that blends elements from diverse cuisines, including French, American and Thai. The cocktail list is great and the wine selection rich.

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