Jerome Grand Hotel offers lodging accommodations near Sedona and Prescott with spectacular views of the Verde Valley. Explore this historic town and enjoy the attractions and history.
The Jerome Grand Hotel offers the quaintness of a bed and breakfast with the privacy and convenience of a hotel.
As the highest public building in Verde Valley, the views from the Hotel are breathtaking. The restoration of the five story Spanish Mission structure started in 1994 by the Altherr Family and still continues today.
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From standard rooms to suites, all lodging accommodations come equipped with Diamond Award Serta mattresses, extra pillows, TV/VCR, private bath and telephone. A 45 minute video tape on the history of Jerome is available to view in the privacy of your own room.
The lobby is staffed 24 hours, as well as the gift shop so you may come and go at your convenience.
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Standard rooms have either one queen bed or 2 twin beds.
Rate: $120-130
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Connecting rooms are 2 standard rooms with one bath.
Rate: $205
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Deluxe rooms have 2 queen beds.
Rate: $175
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Garden rooms have 1 queen bed and access to the sun porch.
Rate: $195
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Balcony rooms have 1 queen bed and access to the third floor balcony with views of the Verde Valley.
Rate: $160
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Two room suites have access to the sun porch and the balcony.
Rate: $270
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Notes for Jerome Grand Hotel
Reservation and Cancellation policies:
- Visa, Mastercard an Discover are accepted.
- Rates are plus tax at 9.3%
- Check-in: 3:00pm
- Check-out: noon
- Sorry - NO PETS
- Cancellation Policy: 7 days
Information about Jerome:
Once a mining town of 15,000, Jerome has approximately 329 full time residents. Tourism is Jerome's major support and over 300,000 visit this mountainside town annually, located on the historic Highway 89A in Arizona.
In 1967, the town of Jerome was declared a National Historic Landmark with the Jerome Grand Hotel as the largest structure. Many of the buildings have been preserved and restored and are now providing the many services needed for the tourist trade.
With the official closing of the last mine in 1953, Jerome's population dwindled down to between 50 and 100 residents. Jerome was listed as America's largest ghost town during the late 1950's.
Jerome is located 2 hours from Phoenix, on the West side of the Verde Valley, and is near Sedona and Prescott. Cottonwood is only 15 minutes away at the base of Mingus Mountain.
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