A storied destination where history, culture, community, and luxury converge in one unforgettable Rocky Mountain experience.
Hotel Jerome Aspen
Stepping into Hotel Jerome feels like opening a well-loved novel, one that’s been thoughtfully rewritten for today. Built in 1889 by mining magnate Jerome B. Wheeler, the brick landmark has long anchored Aspen’s Main Street, once boasting some of the West’s earliest electric lights and the town’s only above-ground ballroom. Through silver booms and busts, it endured — welcoming everyone from rugged outdoorsmen to Hunter S. Thompson — and its storied J-Bar still pours the legendary Aspen Crud, a nod to its Prohibition-era past.
Now part of the Auberge Resorts Collection, the Jerome pairs that layered history with an easy, elevated alpine sensibility. Guest rooms blend rich woods, supple leather, and plush textures with expansive windows framing Aspen’s peaks, equal parts cozy refuge and polished retreat. Mornings begin with coffee at the jewel-box Felix Roasting Co., afternoons drift into spa rituals or mountain adventures, and evenings settle in with fireside cocktails or dinner at Prospect. It’s the kind of place where heritage and hospitality feel effortless, and staying awhile feels inevitable.
BEYOND THE LOBBY: ASPEN AT YOUR FEET
Stepping into Hotel Jerome feels like opening a well-loved novel, one that’s been thoughtfully rewritten for today. Built in 1889 by mining magnate Jerome B. Wheeler, the brick landmark has long anchored Aspen’s Main Street, once boasting some of the West’s earliest electric lights and the town’s only above-ground ballroom. Through silver booms and busts, it endured — welcoming everyone from rugged outdoorsmen to Hunter S. Thompson — and its storied J-Bar still pours the legendary Aspen Crud, a nod to its Prohibition-era past.
Now part of the Auberge Resorts Collection, the Jerome pairs that layered history with an easy, elevated alpine sensibility. Guest rooms blend rich woods, supple leather, and plush textures with expansive windows framing Aspen’s peaks, equal parts cozy refuge and polished retreat. Mornings begin with coffee at the jewel-box Felix Roasting Co., afternoons drift into spa rituals or mountain adventures, and evenings settle in with fireside cocktails or dinner at Prospect. It’s the kind of place where heritage and hospitality feel effortless, and staying awhile feels inevitable.
APRES TEA
Step into Aspen’s golden glow with Après Tea, a decadent twist on a timeless ritual featuring hand-selected TEALEAVES blends and an assortment of jewel-toned sweet and savory bites. Guests have the option to further elevate their afternoon with add-on enhancements such as caviar service, whimsical cocktails or a glass of Louis Roederer – one of Champagne’s most revered houses – served in sparkling Waterford crystal. Equal parts après-ski spirit and alpine sophistication, it’s Aspen’s most indulgent new tradition.
SEASONAL SKATING RINK
There’s something undeniably magical about winter in Aspen, and this year, Hotel Jerome becomes its most enchanting stage. Beneath a canopy of twinkling lights and snow-dusted pines, the courtyard transforms into a winter skating rink that feels pulled from the pages of a snow globe, set in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
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Bad Harriet DJs
Descend into Bad Harriet every Thursday night as resident DJs set the tone in Hotel Jerome’s underground hideaway. Curated sound, expertly crafted cocktails and a late-night pulse define the room as the energy builds and the night unfolds. Come for a drink, stay for the atmosphere – Thursdays & Saturdays here have a way of going longer than planned.
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THE DETAILS
This boutique alpine retreat sits in the heart of Teton Village and feels like your own private mountain lodge. With just eight expansive suites, a world-class spa, and two chic dining spots, it’s intimate yet indulgent. Guests enjoy personalized planning for a wide range of summer adventures.
YARROW SPA
Tucked quietly inside Hotel Jerome, The Yarrow Spa is a calming retreat designed to mirror the stillness of the surrounding peaks. Natural materials, warm textures, and soft lighting create an atmosphere that feels both grounding and elevated. Treatments are inspired by the alpine environment, incorporating botanicals and restorative techniques that soothe after long days on the slopes or trails.
THE SERVICE
Service at Hotel Jerome feels intuitive and genuinely warm — polished without ever being formal. The team balances Aspen ease with five-star attentiveness, anticipating needs before you have to ask. Whether arranging mountain adventures, securing dinner reservations, or simply remembering your morning coffee order, every detail feels personal. It’s hospitality that feels effortless, thoughtful, and distinctly local.
Why We Love It
The Jerome’s jewel-box café that feels like a European escape in the heart of the Rockies
Prospect is the Jerome’s elevated, seasonally driven restaurant, serving thoughtful, ingredient-forward cuisine with a nod to local Colorado flavors. With a warm, inviting atmosphere and impeccable service, it’s a destination for both celebratory dinners and relaxed mountain meals.
The J-Bar is Aspen’s iconic watering hole — a cozy, historic space where classic cocktails and stories flow with equal ease. Its lively yet intimate vibe makes it the perfect spot for an après-ski toast or a nightcap with local flair.
The Living Room at Hotel Jerome is a welcoming lounge where guests and locals alike gather to relax by the fire or unwind with a drink in hand. With plush seating and a social, effortless energy, it feels like Aspen’s living room — comfortable, convivial, and always inviting.
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The Jackson Hole Look
Jackson Hole style is all about rugged elegance with a Western twist. Think denim, suede, skirts, and boots on repeat—the kind of pieces that look just as good on a sunny summer day as they do layered up for cooler nights. The best part? These essentials are true year-round staples, making them perfect for your mountain-to-city wardrobe.