Hotel Jerome

Hotel Jerome is a historic hotel in Aspen listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building was constructed during the 1880s silver mining era and displays classical architecture from that period with craftsmanship and design elements visible throughout the structure.

The hotel was built in 1889 during the silver boom when Aspen was a thriving mining hub. It survived the economic shifts that followed the decline of silver mining and was later designated as a protected historic site.

The building was originally designed as a luxury retreat for miners and businesspeople during the silver boom and remains a visible landmark in town today. Its classical architecture and central position make it a place locals and visitors naturally encounter when exploring downtown.

The hotel sits in downtown Aspen and is easily accessible on foot from the main streets. Visitors can view the exterior and public areas or enjoy dining and drinks in the public spaces.

The hotel transitioned from serving a mining hub to catering to skiers and art enthusiasts, showing its long adaptability to changing times. Its continued operation reflects the transformation of the entire region and the visitors it has served across different eras.

Location: Aspen

Official opening: 1889

Floors above the ground: 3

Address: 330 East Main Street

Website: https://aubergeresorts.com/hoteljerome

GPS coordinates: 39.19080,-106.81900

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:27