Bad Harriet, located downstairs in Hotel Jerome’s Aspen Times building, is a hotspot for pre and post-dinner drinks in an elegant reservations-only living room-style space with vintage images and newspaper office décor. The speakeasy-style bar, named after the wife of the hotel’s original developer and proprietor, Jerome B. Wheeler, creates a cheeky narrative twist to Harriet’s otherwise well-behaved persona. In addition, the Living Room at Hotel Jerome has chic décor that echoes the hotel’s turn-of-the-century origins and a drink list to satisfy the most advanced connoisseur.

Bad Harriet, located inside the historic Aspen Time Building, is the newest addition to the town’s social scene. The bar and lounge, named after the wife of the Hotel Jerome’s original owner, Jerome B. Wheeler, serves craft cocktails and small plates that are titled after other strong women in history. Kick back after a day of frolicking in the snow with a Belladonna, a refreshing cucumber and mint cocktail.

Bad Harriet is a hidden vintage-contemporary gem that sits beneath the historic Aspen Times building. Named after Harriet Wheeler, the wife of the hotel's original proprietor, this intimate Art Deco sanctuary radiates elegance and allure. Adorned with moody lighting, plush plaid upholstery, and a crackling fireplace, Bad Harriet creates a seductive ambiance ideal for both pre and post-dinner cocktails.

Location: 310 E Main St, Aspen, CO 81611, United States Phone: (970) 429-5028 Visit Website. Located beneath Hotel Jerome, Bad Harriet is an intimate cocktail bar known for its meticulously crafted drinks, moody atmosphere, and reservations-only exclusivity. The bar pays tribute to Harriet Wheeler, the wife of Jerome B. Wheeler, a key figure in Aspen’s early mining days.

Bad Harriet in Hotel Jerome celebrates powerful historical women. Sip the D Lady cocktail, named after Princess Diana, featuring Empress gin, elderflower, English breakfast, egg white and lemon. The bar menu, crafted with avant-garde techniques and refined presentations, features a section dedicated to powerful, strong women with drinks that represent them.

Beneath the historic Aspen Times building you’ll find Bad Harriet, named after the wife of the Hotel Jerome’s original developer and proprietor, Jerome B. Wheeler. Bad Harriet feels like the place where wealthy silver miners of yore would go to celebrate a good day. Cocktails are truly innovative and presented in gorgeous vintage glassware.

The Hotel Jerome took over the adjacent, historic Aspen Times building and pays homage to the wife of the hotel’s original proprietor, Jerome B. Wheeler. This new craft cocktail bar offers a wide range of your favorite drinks in an upscale and classy setting. Vida mezcal, Giffard Vanilla de Madagascar, Cocchi Rosa, orange bitters

But the night is still young, and while the hotel’s cocktail bar, Bad Harriet, is closed, the nearby basement bar, Hooch, isn’t. We sink into comfortable couches, surrounded by old-time photos and artworks on the walls, ordering gin and whisky-infused concoctions beneath dimly lit chandeliers from which bras used to hang.

Located in the famous Hotel Jerome is a cocktail bar you have to visit, Bad Harriet. The cocktail bar celebrates strong women throughout history, and its menu reflects that. You can enjoy a cocktail at their bar or participate in one of their advanced experiences.

The Jerome recently opened a sleek, contemporary, modern speakeasy, Bad Harriet. It was named in honor of the wife of the original hotel owner Jerome B. Wheeler. It is a great spot to grab a cocktail before your dinner in town.

A sultry, subterranean speakeasy serving signature cocktails and tasting flights, and Taikun Sushi at a winterlong popup (by reservation). 330 E Main St, 970-920-1000, aubergeresorts.com/hoteljerome