‘Real Housewives’ stayed in this Aspen villa you can rent for $12.5K a night

Where do a pack of “Real Housewives” kick up their feet during a trip to Aspen?

On Wednesday night’s episode of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” — one titled “stayed in this luxe 6,750-square-foot villa that can even host your next group getaway.

Located at 501 W. Hopkins Ave. in the affluent resort town, the six-bedroom spread — with nine total beds — is available for a cool $12,500 per night, its listing brokerage told The Post.

It’s among the most exclusive rentals in Aspen and, on the show, Mauricio Umansky — the founder and CEO of The Agency, which reps this listing, and who’s married to housewife Kyle Richards — said it was among his most favorites in the city.

Images of this listed property show lots of wood touches — such as wooden walls in the kitchen, as well as a handsome wood-beamed ceiling over a large dining and bar area.

The kitchen also has a windowed wall that lets in lots of natural light, as well as a fireplace — one of four inside. Massive glass exposures also extend into another nook of the dining and bar space.

The property, which can hold up to 14 people, looks to views of Shadow Mountain, according to the listing, which adds that the home has three levels that are all accessible via an elevator. The open-plan living area has a walk-out patio with a custom gas grill and a hot tub. Back inside, there are high ceilings throughout. Other perks include a game room and a home theater.

The Agency’s Lisa Hatem reps the listing.