The Hotel Jerome, Aspen's most romantic hotel. Renowned for its tradition of elegance, ambiance and personalized guest service; Hotel Jerome, Aspen's crown jewel, is steps from Aspen's famous boutiques, galleries, restaurants and nightlife.

Each of the 92 beautiful guest rooms, including 15 spacious suites, is individually decorated in luxurious, sophisticated decor. Special touches include private-label Sealy beds complete with down comforters and feather pillows, and the finest appointments. The incredibly lavish bathrooms include an oversized bathtub, separate shower, double-basin marble vanity and terry/silk robes.

If planning a destination wedding, Aspen is one of the country's most desirable and breathtakingly beautiful locations. The Hotel Jerome can accommodate up to 200 people in the Grand Ballroom, Aspen's only ballroom with mountain views.

A member of Leading Hotels of the World, The Jerome features two fine dining restaurants, The Century Room and Jacob's Corner, and two bars, the world-famous J-Bar and the distinguished Library bar. Guests can enjoy a romantic, candle lit dinner for two in the richly furnished Century Room. A glowing fire from the majestic hand-carved fireplace illuminates the room's warm interior, while tables are replete with stylish, yet classic settings. If you would rather enjoy a delicious meal in the comfort of your honeymoon suite, 24-hour room service is just a call away.

Hotel services include:

~ Twice daily maid service
~ 24-hour in-room dining
~ Two restaurants for fine dining
~ The renowned J-Bar
~ Concierge

In-room guest amenities include:

~ High-speed Internet access
~ Fitness room
~ Heated outdoor pool/Jacuzzi with heated towel and robe warmer
~ Five meeting rooms for up to 200 people
~ Double-line telephones (fax and computer-modem ready)
~ Down comforters
~ Remote control cable television and DVD
~ Oversized bath tubs and separate showers
~ Two luxurious plush bathrobes
~ Hair dryer and make-up mirror
~ Humidifier
~ Iron and ironing board
~ In-room safes
~ Pay-per view movies