
Courtyard Pool Soaking
Ease into the heated outdoor courtyard pool, enjoyed year-round and best suited to relaxed soaking rather than lap swimming.
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Ski access, guided outings, Rio Grande Trail cycling and seasonal excursions.
Settle into a stay shaped by year-round courtyard soaking, 24-hour fitness, spa rituals and fireside downtime, then step into Aspen’s walkable core for skiing, art, music, river trails and alpine day trips. From restorative moments on property to the Silver Queen Gondola, Maroon Bells and historic mountain towns beyond, every day can move at your pace.
Available for an additional fee: valet parking, spa treatments, some laundry/valet services, pet fees, and certain local transportation or private transfers.

Ease into the heated outdoor courtyard pool, enjoyed year-round and best suited to relaxed soaking rather than lap swimming.

Warm up after the mountain in the courtyard hot tub, a year-round place to unwind beneath Aspen’s alpine air.

Keep your routine on your schedule in the on-site fitness center, open around the clock with room-key access.
Additional feeBook the spa’s Oxygen Renewal, an oil-based botanical facial using pressurized oxygen for a restorative 90-minute treatment.
Additional feeChoose a full-body exfoliation and tension-release treatment using Esker tools, available in 90-minute or two-hour sessions.
Additional feeRecover with a massage using the spa’s signature local CBD oil, created for deep relaxation after active mountain days.

Spend time in the spa’s steam room as part of a restorative wellness visit on property.

Relax in the spa sauna, an easy way to warm muscles and reset between ski runs, hikes or evenings downtown.

Gather for friendly indoor competition in the hotel’s arcade and game room, ideal for relaxed downtime with family or friends.

Take a quiet walk through the hotel garden or pause outdoors between meals, spa time and downtown exploring.
Additional feeWalk roughly seven minutes to Aspen Mountain, also known as Ajax, for classic in-town downhill skiing and snowboarding.
Additional feeRide the Silver Queen Gondola up Aspen Mountain for sweeping scenery, with the base about a seven-minute walk from the hotel.
Additional feeWalk about five minutes to tour contemporary exhibitions at the Aspen Art Museum in the heart of downtown.
Additional feeStep out onto Main Street and explore Aspen’s compact historic center on foot, with shops, galleries and mountain-town architecture nearby.
Additional feeCatch a concert, comedy night or cultural performance at the historic Wheeler Opera House, just a short stroll away.
Additional feeWalk about five minutes to the riverside memorial park, where engraved stones, gardens and Roaring Fork scenery create a peaceful pause.
Additional feeRelax along the Roaring Fork River at Rio Grande Park, roughly a five-minute walk from the hotel.
Additional feeArrange summer fly fishing or a river float trip on the Roaring Fork River, just steps from downtown Aspen.
Additional feeCycle the paved Rio Grande Trail, a 42-mile route following the Roaring Fork River from Aspen toward Glenwood Springs.
Additional feeExplore the historic mining settlement of Ashcroft, located about 11 miles up Castle Creek Road from Aspen.
Additional feeTake the seasonal Highway 82 drive to Independence Pass, Colorado’s highest paved pass at 12,095 feet.
Additional feeIn winter, ride by snowmobile toward Maroon Bells when Maroon Creek Road is closed to regular vehicle traffic.
Additional feeArrange cross-country skiing at North Star Nature Preserve, a winter touring option near Aspen coordinated through the hotel.
Additional feePlan a day trip to Glenwood Springs for hot spring bathing, about 41 to 45 miles from Aspen by road.
Additional feeAttend Aspen Music Festival performances in season, when more than 400 classical events fill town from late June through late August.
Additional feeBranch out to Snowmass or Aspen Highlands, two additional Aspen Snowmass mountains reachable from downtown Aspen.
Guests staying at Hotel Jerome are steps from some of Aspen's best attractions, including Aspen Mountain skiing about a 7-minute walk away, the Silver Queen Gondola, the Aspen Art Museum, John Denver Sanctuary, and Rio Grande Park, all within roughly a 5-minute stroll of the hotel's downtown location at 330 E Main Street.
Yes, Hotel Jerome sits about a 7-minute walk from Aspen Mountain (Ajax) and the Silver Queen Gondola, making it an easy downtown base for skiing and snowboarding, with on-site ski storage available for guests.
Hotel Jerome is located about 10 miles from the iconic Maroon Bells, roughly a 20-minute drive via Maroon Creek Road, with seasonal shuttle access required in summer; in winter, the hotel can arrange snowmobiling to Maroon Bells when the road is closed to vehicles.
Hotel Jerome is a family-friendly property that welcomes children of all ages, offering babysitting or childcare services, an arcade/game room, and a garden and terrace area, while also remaining a popular romantic getaway for couples.
Beyond nearby downhill skiing and snowboarding on Aspen Mountain, Hotel Jerome can arrange cross-country skiing at North Star Nature Preserve and offers access to snowshoeing and snowmobiling in the surrounding area, with on-site ski storage for guest convenience.
The Aspen Art Museum is about a 5-minute walk from Hotel Jerome, and the historic Wheeler Opera House is within a short stroll, making the hotel's downtown Aspen location ideal for guests who want easy access to local arts and culture.
Hotel Jerome can arrange fly fishing and river float trips on the Roaring Fork River during the summer months, and guests can also enjoy the paved Rio Grande Trail, a scenic 42-mile cycling route beginning just outside downtown Aspen.
Yes, Hotel Jerome features an on-site arcade/game room along with a garden and terrace for relaxing between activities, in addition to spa services on site and fitness facilities for guests of all ages.
Guests at Hotel Jerome can time their visit with the Aspen Music Festival, which fills the town with more than 400 classical performances from late June through late August, or the mid-June Food & Wine Classic celebrating the region's culinary scene.
Hotel Jerome is well positioned for day trips, including a drive along scenic Independence Pass, Colorado's highest paved pass, exploring the historic Ashcroft Ghost Town, or soaking in the hot springs of Glenwood Springs, all reachable within roughly an hour's drive of the hotel.
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