About Our Company
The places we serve are also the places we call home. What began in Beaver Creek in 1986 has grown into a collection of mountain and coastal destinations where our teams live, work, and build lasting connections within their communities. We know these places beyond the guidebooks: local traditions, changing seasons, hidden favorites, and the details that make each destination unique. That firsthand perspective shapes the way we care for homeowners, welcome guests, and create experiences that feel thoughtful, personal, and genuinely connected to the places we represent.
We Are...
Transparent
Authentic
Collaborative
we do
the
right thing
for each other
for our community
for our environment
and those we serve
We make this happen by creating value and
sharing our passion for hospitality in the places
where we live, work and thrive.
we
believe in
- Community and Environmental Stewardship: Always striving for sustainability at our properties, through community sponsorship, and supporting volunteer culture.
- Consumer Friendly: We pride ourselves on demonstrating a more approachable level of professionalism.
- Enduring Relationships: We understand the importance of long-term connections with people and their businesses.
- Genuine Hospitality with a Local Focus: Local hospitality is a necessary component to curating an unforgettable experience.
- Life-Work Balance: Ensuring that our employees have ample opportunities to recreate and relax is our priority.
- Truly Living Our Destinations: Local presence and global reach reinforce expert knowledge of our surroundings.
- Embracing Diversity: We cultivate welcoming environments where everyone feels included.
we provide
40 years of
hospitality experience
Over the course of four decades, East West Hospitality has grown beyond Beaver Creek and added additional premier destinations, including Aspen/Snowmass, Vail, North Lake Tahoe, and the Island of Hawaii. While vacation rentals remain at the core of our business, our expertise has expanded over time to include retail, food and beverage, spa, and resort operations. This evolution reflects a commitment to delivering seamless hospitality experiences across every touchpoint of a destination.
Beaver Creek, Colorado (1986)
When East West Hospitality arrived in Beaver Creek in 1986, the resort was still in its infancy, an ambitious vision taking shape in the Colorado Rockies. Early buildings reflected classic alpine design, with a quiet, exclusive atmosphere just beginning to attract discerning travelers.
Over the decades, Beaver Creek has matured into one of North America’s premier luxury mountain destinations, known for its refined village, world-class skiing, and elevated guest experience.
Today, it blends timeless European charm with modern sophistication, and East West remains a foundational part of its evolution, managing over 1100 residential units and 23 Homeowner Associations.
Charleston, South Carolina (1999)
In 1999, Charleston was already rich with history, featuring cobblestone streets, preserved antebellum architecture, and a deeply rooted cultural identity. At the time, hospitality in the city leaned traditional, with an emphasis on heritage over modern luxury.
Today, Charleston is consistently ranked among the top travel destinations in the world, where historic preservation meets a vibrant culinary and arts scene. Its hotels and residences seamlessly blend old-world elegance with contemporary comfort, reflecting a city that honors its past while embracing innovation.
East West Hospitality continues to grow in Charleston and the surrounding area with management of properties on Kiawah, multi-family operations on Daniel Island, and historic buildings on King Street in Charleston.
Urban Management (1999)
Downtown Denver in 1999 was in the midst of a transformation. LoDo’s historic warehouses were just beginning to be revitalized, and the city was redefining itself as an urban hub for business, culture, and nightlife.
Since then, Denver has grown into one of the most dynamic cities in the country, with a thriving downtown core filled with luxury residences, award-winning restaurants, and cultural landmarks.
Today, it stands as a gateway to the Rockies and a destination in its own right, modern, energetic, and constantly evolving. The Urban Management portfolio continues to grow with management of over 3,500 residential units and over 30 commercial spaces.
North Lake Tahoe / Truckee (2005)
In 2005, Truckee and North Lake Tahoe offered a rugged, authentic mountain experience rooted in Gold Rush history and outdoor adventure. The area maintained a laid-back, local feel, with historic downtown Truckee serving as its heart. Over time, thoughtful development has elevated the region while preserving its character.
Today, it is a year-round destination known for luxury mountain living, pristine natural beauty, and a balance of upscale amenities and small-town charm. With operations in The Village at Northstar, Old Greenwood, and Palisades, East West Hospitality’s presence is seen in vacation rental and HOA management.
Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa (2008)
Completed in 2008, the Westin Riverfront marked a new era of luxury in Avon at the base of Beaver Creek Resort. From the start, it stood out with its modern architecture, wellness-focused amenities, and direct gondola access to the mountain.
Today, it remains one of the area’s most sought-after properties, seamlessly blending resort convenience with elevated design. Its enduring appeal reflects both its forward-thinking origins and its continued commitment to guest experience. The Westin Riverfront is home to four restaurants, including a penthouse bar and Coletta, a concept by Indigo Road Hospitality, and a world-class athletic club and spa.
Viceroy Snowmass (2016)
When East West Hospitality became involved with Viceroy Snowmass in 2016, the property was already known for its bold, contemporary design and ski-in, ski-out access. Snowmass itself was undergoing a renaissance, shifting from a quiet alternative to Aspen into a destination with its own identity.
Today, Viceroy stands as a centerpiece of modern alpine luxury, where sleek design meets world-class service, and where guests experience a fresh, sophisticated take on mountain hospitality. In 2024, the hotel opened a new residential tower and in 2025 a new slopeside restaurant, Lift Line Tavern, to complement their food and beverage program, which is also home to Toro Snowmass by Richard Sandoval Hospitality.
Snowmass Base Village (2016)
In 2016, Snowmass Base Village was entering a major redevelopment phase, transforming from a functional base area into a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly alpine village. The vision was ambitious: to create a cohesive community blending residences, retail, dining, and outdoor access.
Today, Snowmass Base Village is now a dynamic, family-friendly destination with modern architecture, curated experiences, and seamless access to one of Colorado’s most expansive ski mountains. East West Hospitality plays a pivotal role in maintaining the vibrancy of the village with management of surrounding HOAs and the Base Village as a whole, including the ice skating rink and community programming.
Vail, Colorado (2017)
By 2017, Vail was already an iconic destination, known worldwide for its vast terrain and European-inspired village. East West Hospitality's presence builds on decades of established excellence while contributing to the resort’s continued evolution.
Today, Vail remains at the forefront of luxury mountain travel, balancing its storied past with ongoing innovation in hospitality, dining, and guest experience, ensuring its place as a global benchmark for alpine destinations. From stand-alone residences to luxury buildings like Solaris Residences, East West Hospitality maintains a significant presence in Vail Village and Lionshead.
Mauna Kea Resort (2018)
Mauna Kea Resort in 2018 represented a legacy of Hawaiian luxury dating back to its founding in 1965. When East West Hospitality became involved, the property carried deep historical significance, blending mid-century design with a reverence for its natural surroundings.
Today, Mauna Kea Resort continues to honor that legacy while offering refined, contemporary experiences. Its pristine beaches, cultural authenticity, and understated elegance make it one of Hawaii’s most treasured destinations. East West Hospitality partners with the resort to provide vacation rental management to over 100 residences, from condos to private homes set within the iconic resort.
The Charter at Beaver Creek (2020)
In 2020, The Charter, located in Beaver Creek, CO, was a long-established property with deep roots in the resort’s early days. Its traditional design and loyal following reflected decades of consistent hospitality.
Today, it represents a blend of legacy and renewal, where updates and enhancements meet the warmth and familiarity guests have always valued. It remains a cornerstone property within the resort's ever-evolving luxury landscape. As one of Beaver Creek resort's largest condo properties, The Charter includes a restaurant, expansive group space, and a third-party managed ski shop and spa.
Aspen, Colorado (2021)
Aspen in 2021 was already synonymous with luxury, culture, and exclusivity. From its origins as a mining town to its rise as a global destination, Aspen has continually reinvented itself.
Today, it offers a unique combination of world-class skiing, high-end retail, fine dining, and a vibrant arts scene. East West's presence contributes to this legacy, delivering elevated experiences in a market that defines modern mountain luxury.
The Aspen Mountain Residences, formerly the Hyatt Grand Aspen, sits on the front row of Aspen, just steps from Ajax Mountain and the Silver Queen Gondola.
Deer Valley, Utah (2024)
Deer Valley today represents one of the most refined western ski experiences in North America, known for its meticulous service, limited lift ticket sales, and pristine grooming.
As East West Hospitality entered this market in 2024, the resort stands as a model of intentional luxury, where every detail is curated for quality over quantity. With ongoing expansion and thoughtful growth, Deer Valley continues to evolve while maintaining the exclusivity and excellence that define its reputation.
East West Hospitality’s management of Founder’s Place and Stag Lodge showcases the ability to bring new construction to market and to gain partners at legacy properties.
