The three-storey, red-brick and sandstone Hotel Jerome is a beautifully restored historic landmark hotel in Aspen. It is on the National Register of Historic Places. It originally opened in 1889 when Aspen was a prosperous silver mining boom town. Built to rival the grand European hotels of the time, it set the new standard of luxury of its day.

The completely re-envisioned Hotel Jerome reopened in 2012 after an overhaul by Las Vegas based Todd-Avery Lenahan. It beautifully balances luxury with authenticity and preservation.

Many of the original finishes have been preserved, like the grand full-relief oak-carved fireplace, the Native-American rug-patterned encaustic tilework floor, staircase balustrades and the Chippendale Chinoiserie bar in the J-Bar.

The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Aspen within walking distance of all the interesting shops and restaurants. It is, however, a six-block walk or drive to the bottom of the ski slopes.

The hotel has a total of 93 rooms and suites spread across the original hotel building and a newer wing.

The original hotel rooms are in the front of the building while the newer wing is at the back. Both styles are classy and comfortable, however the original rooms have higher ceilings.

The hotel also offers guests special access to the expansive Aspen Club and Spa, with advanced fitness programs and personal training. Ski concierge and valet facilities store your ski gear and have it ready for you at the front of the hotel each morning. On the second floor, there is a casual games room with comfortable couches, bean bags, big screen TV, board games, a soccer table and computer games.