Asylum Restaurant

The hotel stands at 200 Hill Street, at the top of Jerome, Arizona, in a large Spanish Mission style building that once served as the United Verde Hospital. It is family owned and the front desk is staffed 24 hours. Rooms come with wifi, air conditioning, cable television, a microwave and a refrigerator, and parking is free. The 1926 Otis elevator still runs, serving all 5 levels. Many rooms look out over the Verde Valley, and some have balconies. Call (888) 817-6788 or (928) 634-8200 to book, or to ask which rooms have a view. The Asylum restaurant sits inside the building.

Jerome Public Works handles water, sewer, trash, and recycling for the town of Jerome. The office is at 600 Clark Street. Call (928) 634-7943 to ask about service at a home or business, to report a water or sewer problem, or to learn the trash and recycling pickup days. People who are new to Jerome can use this number to set up service. The town website has news and notices, such as work that may shut off water for a while. Ask how pickup works on your street and where to set out bins.

Jerome Humane Society is on Allen St in Jerome. Its website says that since opening in 1992 it has spayed or neutered and vaccinated thousands of cats and dogs, both owned pets and feral animals, and that it works for the animals of the old mining town. No opening hours are published here, so call (928) 634-6166 to ask about clinic days, fees and how to bring an animal in. Staff can use the claim link on this page to send us hours and other details we can check and add.

Jerome Chamber of Commerce is the business group for the town. Its website lists member businesses by kind, with pages for artisans, places to eat and drink, musicians, services, shops and galleries, and places to stay, plus pages on events, town history and shuttle information. There are also pages to join, pay dues or donate. The only address listed is PO Box K, so there is no counter to walk up to. Listed office hours are short: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday. Call 928-634-2900 or email info@jeromechamber.com.

This is a mobile repair service for recreational vehicles, so a technician drives to where the rig is parked instead of the owner hauling it in. The work covers electrical systems, heating and cooling, slides, leveling and roof repair. The service area takes in Jerome, Sedona and Rimrock, and the family run business has worked in the area since 2009. Hours run from midnight to noon, so reach out early in the day. Call (928) 634-2133 or write to Joshua@yourrvmedic.com to book a visit and ask what a service call costs. The website has a form for scheduling.

Bobby D's BBQ is a barbecue restaurant at 119 Jerome Ave in Jerome. It is open every day starting at 11 in the morning. It closes at 6 in the evening Monday through Thursday, at 8 on Friday and Saturday, and at 7 on Sunday. The website has a menu and a catering menu, so groups can plan a meal ahead of time. It also sells merchandise. To ask about a large order or a catering date, call (928) 634-6235. Parking in Jerome can be tight on busy days, so plan a little extra time.

Burgers are the main event at 410 Clark Street in Jerome, Arizona, at a family run place that opened in 1994. The kitchen is open every day from 11 in the morning until 9 at night. There is patio dining as well as tables inside, and a small souvenir store attached. Call (928) 634-0554 to check on a wait or to ask about a bigger group. The website carries the menu and any specials. Hours do not change through the week, which makes planning simple, though a weekend evening will be busier than a weekday lunch.

The Clinkscale stands at 309 Main Street in Jerome, Arizona, and serves American food. The kitchen keeps the same hours every day, from 8:30 in the morning until 8:30 at night. There is no outdoor seating, so plan on a table inside. The same building holds a small hotel, with the bar and dining room on the ground floor. Call (928) 634-6225 for a table, or write to info@theclinkscale.com with a question about a large group or a private event. Main Street puts other shops and tasting rooms within an easy walk, so parking once and going on foot works well.