I live here. I know which mornings are worth waking up early for, which table to book on a Tuesday, and who to call when something needs to happen fast. Tell me your dates, and I'll take it from there.
I look after Aspen for people who want the details handled and their time here to become something they actually remember. Some of that is logistics. A flight tracked, a car waiting, a residence stocked before you land. Some of it is noticing what would make the week better than you were expecting, and doing something about it before you ask.
What I handle in Aspen
Arrivals
The landing, already in motion
Flights tracked, vehicles staged, luggage handled. You land and the day is already moving.
Transport
Moving, without thinking about it
Drivers and vehicles for the length of the stay, including the runs nobody planned for.
Dining
The table, already held
Private chefs, in-residence dining, and the reservation that needs to change at four in the afternoon.
Residence
The residence, in full
Looked after from the week before you land through the morning you leave.
Mountain
On snow without the friction
Gear fitted and delivered, lift access, instructors, and ski school for the kids.
Wellness
Recovery, where you are staying
Massage and treatments at the residence, and the altitude support most people need on night one.
Sourcing
Whatever needs to be found
The house stocked to preference before arrival, and anything requested or forgotten once everyone lands.
Milestones
Occasions worth the effort
Birthdays, anniversaries, proposals, and private celebrations, handled quietly.
Flight
The ground side of the aircraft
FBO timing, tail numbers, and ground pickup connected, including when the airport changes.
Signature Experiences
What Aspen can become.
Four experiences designed from end to end. None of them is fixed. Each is shaped around who's coming and what the rest of the stay already looks like.
01In Residence
Privé Table
Some nights the better plan is not to leave at all. A private chef cooks in residence, a sommelier pairs each course, and Aspen Privé handles the table, the atmosphere, and everything around it.
It starts at the residence, not the rental shop. Fitting and gear come to you, transport is arranged both ways, and the day is planned around your group rather than the lift line.
You leave Aspen by fixed-wing aircraft and land in Telluride, where a helicopter is waiting. Six runs with professional guides, on terrain no lift reaches.
A car collects you and the drive out is part of it. At the hot springs, robes and towels are ready, a cooler is set with what you asked for, and the setting does the rest.
Some trips arrive as a finished itinerary. Others arrive as one message and a set of dates. Whether you're planning for yourself or for someone else, I can take it from there.
Private Aviation
Aspen starts before you land.
When private aviation is part of the trip, Aspen Privé can coordinate it as part of the same stay. I source the charter through established operators, align the FBO arrival with ground transportation and luggage, and make sure the residence is ready before you get there.
The aircraft is operated by licensed providers. I stay responsible for the coordination around it, so the flight, arrival, and stay don't feel like separate handoffs.
Born in Miami, raised in Venezuela, shaped by years in Spain, and living and working in Aspen. Between those places I picked up something that does not show up on a resume: the best version of a trip is rarely the most obvious one.
My hospitality career has taken me from resort operations in Grand Teton to The Little Nell and Aspen Alps here in Aspen, with additional guest-facing experience on the St. Regis Aspen property. I'm a Certified Hotel Administrator and work fluently in English and Spanish, with conversational Portuguese.
When you work with Aspen Privé, you work with me directly. I stay involved from the first conversation through what happens on the ground.
