I stayed in the tiniest Cabin # 2 right on the road , loved the small A Frame Cabin during this…read morepast Holy Week , Cora was amazing welcoming and Richard cordial and obviously a natural " Cabin Master " it felt like Pete Nelson the Tree house guy was proceeded by Richard the Tree house cabin builder. My groovy spiral staircase was a mesquite tree with treads inserted in such a cool way . I saw 19 bird species mostly due to the frequent birders stopping by and Cora is an amazing birder herself . I told her to send me open dates . You're close to the amphitheater pkng and trail entrance.

Would you like to feel like you are in a treehouse that may or may not have elves in it? Then rent…read morethe Keebler Cabin. Very cute, rustic, and welcoming. Sure, I have to post this review now that I'm back in civilization with wifi and cell service. Being out of touch is half the fun. It's not like there isn't electricity or water. Well-appointed kitchen (fridge, stovetop/oven, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, cups, plates, utensils, pots, pans, etc). Fruit and cereal provided. You need to bring in what you want to eat or drive a long while to collect it. We just enjoyed the wildlife, birds, and cool breeze!

The rooms have suites with extra beds, decoration is beautiful and draws on local arts and…read morecrafts.really thoughtful proprietors and good location. Breakfast was good and abundant.

What a gorgeous place! Clean with comfortable queen size beds. Inside our #1 suite was a sitting…read moreroom with 2 day beds, the the bedroom & bathroom with a clawfooted tub. All beautifully furnished in southwest decor. A backdoor leads into a hugh courtyard with multiple cozy sitting areas and wonderful plantings. Different varieties of hummingbirds all around, finches & cardinals galore. Kitty Cheeky roams the gardens but not in the rooms. Brought Seattle guests who stayed in #2, and loved it. Will definately stay again. Hosts Rick & Bekki Jaymes were perfect!

This is an amazing place to stay! Katie and Ray make you feel right at home, show you around the…read moreproperty (which is, full of relaxing places both indoor and out), and proceed to pamper you with snacks, drinks, and wonderful breakfasts! We will definitely be back! Right now, we don't really want to leave!

Exactly the place to stay and unwind. Katie and Ray make you feel right at home. Our room was very…read morecomfy and had a small refrigerator, Keurig, and snacks. There is a common space for guests. In the evening we enjoyed a bottle of wine at the fire pit. Breakfast was exceptional! Fresh breads were so good I couldn't keep my hands from reaching for another.

Situated right outside the entrance to Ramsey Canyon preserve & The Nature Conservancy visitor…read morecenter... and within walking distance. The B&B has several cabins as well as individual rooms in the 'main' building. We were on the 2nd floor. The bedroom and bathroom was comfortable and clean. The main guest spaces (communal) were cozy- a study/ curl up on the couch space to read or watch birds, a kitchen nook and a large main dining room area. A full kitchen and fridge is available for use. Breakfast items available for self preparation or granola bars and fruit and cheese for non- prep options. Pie, coffee, tea and juice were also available. Outdoors you have access to a private garden with chairs, decorative water features, and bird feeders, or a porch option with seating to observe the wildlife. A great getaway space to relax and take in nature ... and extra convenient being next to the Preserve. A few things to note: 1. The website boasts of a chef prepared breakfast in their video. That was discontinued a while ago and unfortunately not disclosed/ clarified (website does say continental breakfast... but the video is also up... mixed messages) at time of booking. While I would have like to have been pampered with a chef prepared breakfast... the alternative of having items available for your own fixings was also appreciated. (2) The pie mentioned in the video also not entirely accurate. There is pie for guests... but it's not homemade. Based on the pie boxes in the freezer it's pie from Walmart. Again, not an issue unless you are envisioning something different from their old reviews. (3) This property maybe for sale or in the process of new ownership.., can't confirm but I did see it listed online. Just hoping that new ownership continues to keep it as a b&b, does not increase rates significantly making it less affordable and continues to make it a haven for nature preservation and for people this.

Be very conscious. When booking these people take your money and don't give it back. We put a…read moredeposit for a wedding. They told us we're gonna get it back in October of this year is gonna be two years and we haven't seen a dime

This place is simply magical. It imbues the feeling of hospitality, and it is truly a bed and…read morebreakfast as the owners will host & cook amazing food every day when you are there. The hosts really makes this place special. They are incredible cooks. Jeff has worked in fine dining, and he knows his liquor, being a certified tequila specialist as well as 20 years in wine. Neesun has a knack for creating delicious, flavorful dishes, and we were all stuffed every day. Apparently this is one of the first places the missionaries came to, and there's a very palpable special energy throughout the quarters. The place itself feels historic yet comfortable, from the tasteful art pieces thoughtfully placed across the property down to the comfortable beds in every room. Many of us here have slept better here than we have in recent memory. The views are special, and the pool and pool side grill are majestic. It's a truly special location, and we felt honored to have stayed there.

Last day here and I don't want to leave! Nissa and Jeff are gorgeous hosts, like longtime friends…read moreinviting you over to their Casa! From the moment you walk through the magical corridor, you are mesmerized by the original art on the walls (painted by the namesake of the Hacienda)...you know there is something alluringly unique about this place! Come to find out it is what compelled Nissa's Mom to buy this magical place! The main house is artistic, inviting and homey chic. Our room was tucked away just enough to still feel apart of this warm hug of a Casa. The huge windows showcase the ridiculously stunning view of their property and just stepping outside you are audience to a melodic concert of birds, cows, bees and other delights galore! Cocktail hour was just perfect, complete with homemade chips, fresh guacamole, yummy wine and engaging conversation. Nissa shared her families story with such love and detail, what a gift! Our breakfast of powdered sugar dusted, artistic fruit ladened Dutch pancakes with thick cut bacon the next morning was ridiculously scrumptious and lovingly made by Nissa, she is extremely multifaceted in her array of talents! As you explore the grounds you are greeted by sweet dogs, free roaming chickens and maybe even a precocious, engaging Princess of a young Lady named Rain! The sparkling pool calls to you, love the whimsical vintage tiles! You are just floating literally as well as from the intoxicating energy you feel as you meander under the "Fairy Pine", spreading her wings of needles with her cones the fairies live in that turn into rose cones that Nissa makes into art you see all around the Casa... it's undeniably ethereal stuff! To my delight, Nissa fit us in on a holiday weekend no less for a sunset horseback ride. Emmanual, the resident cowboy and Ranch guru, is an absolute gem of a human, brotherly vibe from the moment we met him. The ride around the property blew us away, from a mini cattle drive, weaving through trees and brush, then making our way up to a sweet vantage point to catch the sunset. Truly a way to feel even more connected to this Hacienda! The adventure continued with Emmanual the next day when we had a spontaneous roping lessons by the pool and a shared cookout where we were honored by the presence of Nissa, Jeff, Rain and even the pups joined! Flawless experience that I look forward to repeating and most definitely will be back!

While our time here was short, the memories we made here will last forever. What a special,…read morebeautiful property, run by warm, welcoming and talented hosts! The house is historic, beautiful and comfortable, perfect for nature lovers. If you're a birder, this is definitely a place that should be on your short list. Even if you're not a birder, but love nature, beautiful scenery, peace and quiet and delicious, gourmet breakfasts, when you stay here, you're in for a treat. Mary Jane and Tom are great hosts, who make you feel welcome and comfortable, like staying with family. Close to the charming little town of Patagonia, but far enough away to be completely quiet and peaceful, this is a great getaway for those who need to take a break from the stress of everyday life.

From the moment we pulled into the driveway and saw the 200-yr-old cottonwood tree, we knew this…read morewas a special place. Longtime residents/innkeepers Tom & Mary Jane are warm, hospitable, knowledable, discreet hosts, happy to chat if you want to and tell you all the local lore, also happy to give you space. Tom is an excellent gourmet chef & each breakfast is different. The main house is cozy adobe with a huge stone fireplace. Beds are comfortable w/good mattress. There's a mini fridge to store food and a microwave and 'common area' with hot coffee & a great selection of teas. The flagstone patio is excellent for dreaming, bird-watching, (it's a hot birdwatching place w/great biodiversity & right on some bird migration paths), star-gazing, and watching the sun go down with a glass of wine. The property lies off a dirt road, with excellent hiking, biking, and running trails and streams (at least in spring) so feels quite remote, but it's also about 3 miles from the little town of Patagonia. This is perfect for a couples getaway (there are two free-standing casitas plus a main lodge) but also for families and it's dog-friendly. They have a donkey and a horse who love snacks and an excellent library of books to read. It also seems to draw like-minded souls as the other guests we met over our 3-day stay were lovely, respectful, quiet, and as grateful and amazed as we were to have found this charmed hideway.

I had the most relaxing get away at Xanadu Ranch. Karen is the hostess and provides a full…read moreorientation to your accommodations and the outside areas. We were the only guest at the time and the quiet was wonderful. The space was clean; the bed was very comfortable; there was full bath and kitchen (fridge had trouble keeping things cold, never got above 45 degrees so take a good ice chest). The kitchen amenities were perfect for making breakfast and a couple of dinners during our 5 night stay. It was nice to have access to a TV but they do need to replace the swivel head which is broken and the TV is at a 45 degree downward angle. We propped it up with a roll of paper towels!! It worked. The outdoor space around the koi pond is so tranquil and pleasant that my husband and I hung out in our PJ and had coffee every morning. At night it was a great place to take in the stunning night skies. If you time it right you get ti watch Karen feed the giant koi Karen was very good at guiding us to the wineries and I can't thank her enough for recommending the Sonoita winery whose MeCaSah wine is truly an award winner. We also went the Vera Earl Beef which sell aged beef..so good. Also of note is the Copper Brothel Brewery where I had the best chicarrones ever and I don't want to leave out The Corner Scoop for the best breakfast burritos. All in all it was so enjoyable and hope to return.

The grounds are beautiful and serene. We always stay in Bunkhouse B. It was clean and the perfect…read moresize for the 2 of us. Loved the front porch and sitting out there for coffee in the morning and wine in the late afternoons. Karen and Bernie are amazing, welcoming hosts. We have been coming here for years and it never disappoints!

This place is unbelievable! You feel like you're at home! The breakfast frittata was 5 star . The…read morepastry's that they serve in the afternoon are delish! The hosts Liz & Darryn are the greatest hosts i've ever had! They think of everything!!!!We will definitely be back

Back at DBTR for our third visit at this awesome B&B. As always, Darryn & Liz have been gracious…read moreand very accommodating. Every time I think Liz can't top herself with yet another incredibly delicious breakfast, she proves me wrong! Am planning on making this an annual pilgrimage.

Qaint place, with an old ranch feel. Rooms were clean, but basic. Excellent 360 views. There was a…read morecommon room to use and breakfast was a help yourself well stocked kitchen. Owner was friendly and accommodating. As an added bonus, his horses, dogs and even cow (that he rescued as orphan) were friendly to the point you needed to close your room door (in a good way). If you set your expectations that this is not a Hilton, you Will enjoy your stay. PS He even took us down to meet the new born piglets and got us fresh chicken and duck eggs to take home from his chicken coop....

Spent one night here with three of my friends so we could wine taste and not have to drive back to…read moreTucson. It was very clean but our room had a strong mildew smell, probably from age, the other room smelled better. Our bed was a rock but our neighbor's was softer, both comfortable in different ways. There is a self- serve aspect to the Breakfast part so not a typical B&B from my experience. The owner was extremely accommodating and worked with our schedule. It was too cold to wander at night but the stars were phenomenal. The animals were friendly and not intrusive. The rooms are equipped with a mini fridge and microwave. It has only three rooms but they are large. It was a nice escape and better than a small hotel room.