Aspen's 1889 Victorian hotel — Auberge's mountain flagship with Prospect restaurant and the historic J-Bar.
Hotel Jerome opened in 1889 as Aspen's first luxury hotel, a Victorian-era property that has anchored the town through its silver-mining boom, mid-century ski-resort transformation, and current luxury-destination status. Auberge Resorts Collection acquired and renovated the property, maintaining the
J-Bar at après-ski hour — the 1889 bar that has served every era of Aspen's history, now operating as both hotel bar and town gathering point.
Expansive living area, fireplace, private balcony with mountain views, luxurious bathroom
Condé Nast Traveler Gold List 2024
Vibe: Victorian-1889, Downtown-Aspen, J-Bar-Historic, Auberge-Mountain
Hotel Jerome, Auberge Resorts Collection is featured in 3 of our curated collections:
Best time: December through March for skiing — Christmas and President's Week deliver peak snow conditions. June and September offer extraordinary summer luxury with hiking, music festivals, and pristine mountain air.
Demand: A true two-season destination. Winter peak December through March commands the highest rates. Summer sees a distinct second peak in June and July for festival season and mountain activities.
Pricing: Christmas week and President's Week in February command absolute premium pricing, often 3x base rates. Late January and early March offer strong conditions at meaningfully lower prices.
Insider tip: The Food & Wine Classic in June and the Aspen Ideas Festival draw an elite global crowd that rivals Davos. Book properties 6-12 months ahead for these periods — demand is exceptional.
Avoid: November before snowfall and April after ski season closes are transitional months with limited appeal and many properties closed for maintenance.