Two beautiful evenings under the stars at the Inn. Great company, delicious food and the best AZ…read morewines I have tasted I am usually not a fan) from a vineyard next door.

Their attitude!!! We arrived an 1hr early and were told to leave and come back!!! When we got back,…read moreroom still not done!!! Considering it's in the middle of nowhere!!! Quite the inconvenience since we had driven already for 5 hours!!! I had made dinner reservations for a birthday but they screwed that up and told us to find somewhere else to eat, an hour away and at night!!! The room was very old grandma smell and the bed was the hardest I've ever slept on!!! Even with two comforters on it!!! So, bottom line we left the next morning, never yo return!!! Just the worst experience, with attitude to boot!!!

Fun stay! Old building from the early 1900s, outfitted with stuffed wild animals & historic…read moreregional photos . Authentic Old West feel. Robin was a great host and prepared a wonderful breakfast of pancakes, which my little one loved.

This place was fascinating with the historic decor and atmosphere the owners are very nice and…read morewelcoming very pet friendly whatever you need just ask they will be happy to help beautiful quiet place if you happen to have any paranormal interests and have some equipment with you then yiu will detect the activity here however if you aren't interested don't worry you'll never know its so quiet and peaceful here and comfortable we will go back sometime soon

Came back to weave another basket and this time I spent the night. What a fun time! Bob is a master…read moreweaver and great and patient teacher. Patrick is a kind and meticulous innkeeper. The space was comfortable and well appointed with many thoughtful touches. The property, and animals....just a joyful place to be. Can't wait to come back and spend more time. Try it - you will love it! I promise!! Came back to weave another basket and this time I spent the night. What a fun time! Bob is a master weaver and great and patient teacher. Patrick is a kind and meticulous innkeeper. The space was comfortable and well appointed with many thoughtful touches. The property, and animals....just a joyful place to be. Can't wait to come back and spend more time. Try it - you will love it! I promise!!

My stay at Yaqui Hideout was amazing from start to finish! Set on beautiful and peaceful land in…read morePearce, this place is the perfect escape for anyone looking to unwind, explore the high desert, and enjoy true Southern Arizona Hospitality. From the moment I arrived, Patrick and Bob, the hosts, made me feel right at home. They were warm, inviting, and always ready with helpful tips about the area. From local sights and restaurants to hidden bird watching gems. Their genuine kindness and personalized care turned a great trip into a memorable experience. The lodging was spotless, beautifully decorated, and super comfortable. We truly felt like we were staying in a little home away from home. One of the highlights in the morning was the incredible sweet loaf that Patrick baked fresh for guests, it was delicious and such a thoughtful touch that made our morning extra special. Whether you are visiting for relaxation, adventure, amazing skies or hikes. Yaqui Hideout is the perfect spot. We can't wait to come back!

An easy landing spot for exploring Bisbee. Located on the Warren side of town, the guesthouse has a…read morecharming exterior, with plenty of garden space and off-street parking. The interior has a classic Victorian B&B feel -- a little dark and creaky but also quiet and spacious. The breakfast is straightforward, freshly made but without frills (e.g., no cheese for eggs/omelet), and the French toast was a highlight. The only major complaint was that a key is provided for the main house itself but not for the individual room -- there seemed to be no way of locking our room upon leaving it (a sliding latch is affixed to the interior but can only be implemented while inside the space). Assumably any other guest could enter our room while we were away. Host Joy is knowledgeable and friendly, and we appreciated the suggestion to visit Whitewater Draw, a nesting area for thousands of sandhill cranes.

First of all, if you are going to Bisbee, AZ, you need to adjust your expectations prior to your…read morevisit before judging what you will find there. Study the history of the town and the mining industry. Next, study the history of what was left of the town when mining left and before the art colony moved in. With all of your new found knowledge in mind, go ahead and book a stay at the Calumet & Arizona Guest House. The B&B is impeccably cleaned and lovingly maintained by some very loyal, dedicated, and pleasant employees. The morning breakfast is wonderful and filling, and you can fill up on whatever and however much you want. On the weekend we stayed, the choices included pancakes, French toast, eggs, homemade granola, homemade quiche, among other selections. Also, juice, coffee and tea were available, and everything was cooked to order either by the owner or an experienced employee. We were encouraged to eat as much as we wanted, and we could choose as many items as we desired. As for the venue itself, you will need to evaluate yourself before staying here. If you are comfortable with dogs and cats inhabiting some portions of your personal space on the property, you should be fine. Also, if you are fascinated by history and personal photographs as well as an eclectic assortment of photos, curios, and kitsch dating anywhere from the turn of the century to the 1960's, you will absolutely love the Calumet & Arizona Guest House. Look carefully. There are plenty of hidden treasures to be found! One item of note: in the main building, some rooms share bathrooms in a "Jack and Jill" fashion. If this is an issue with you, clarify before booking your room. In conclusion, if you are looking for a sterile, contemporary room like the Holiday Inn or another name-brand chain of hotels, this property is NOT it, and you should absolutely not stay here. If "clutter" bothers you, even if it absolutely clean, don't stay here. If you are a minimalist, stay in Tucson, and make Bisbee a day-trip, because there are no chain hotels/motels to be found here and you will be disappointed no matter where you stay. On the other hand, if you want to enjoy your trip to Bisbee with an overnight stay in a quiet residential part of town, the Calumet and Arizona Guest House is a wonderful place to experience the re-creation of several decades of Americana gone by. It is obvious that the owners embrace history in general, family history, and the history of Bisbee. Go here with open eyes, and you will LOVE your visit. We did.

We found this hotel as a place to stay after our camping and hiking trip to Chiricahua National…read moreMonument. I honestly don't think I'd ever visit Willcox again, but if you ever find yourself needing a stopover, I'd definitely recommend this hotel. The service was excellent and friendly, the room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and they stocked plenty of fresh towels. Plus, they offer a complimentary breakfast--made fresh to order from their menu, which really impressed me! It's a good-sized property with lots of rooms, plenty of parking, and a cute courtyard in the center. There's also an adorable coffee shop just two houses over, easy walking distance, with a huge "COFFEE" sign you can't miss. Overall, we enjoyed our overnight stay and it was a perfect spot to rest before driving back to the Phoenix area.

My family stayed one night at this inn. We were greeted on first night by the dog during check-in…read more You have to buzz in to enter into the office. The dog was quiet. Room - was nice and clean. Breakfast- included in the price. You can order from the menu. My son loved the pancakes. Accordingly to my son, breakfast was good. My daughter only ate cereal. Typical American kid gravitated towards cereal. Totally recommend this place for families.

Last week, while on route to California, I stopped at this hotel for a great night's sleep. I was…read moregreeted by Adriana, who was very pleasant and got me checked in in no time. I was surprised at the size of my room; it was much larger than I'd expected! The coffee is spectacular here, also. The breakfast appeared to be comparable to that of other hotels that might offer complimentary breakfasts. I just have to give this quiet, relaxing place a 5 star rating!

After a long drive, I was unloading my car and my grandson had to rush to use the restroom. The…read morelady at the front desk sent him away stating the restrooms were for guests only. Didn't bother to ask him if he was a guest. He had an accident outside the door of the hotel! Needless to say he was humiliated! The lady was rude, condescending and showed zero compassion and totally lacked any kind of customer service skills! I do not recommend! I'm extremely disappointed and upset about how she spoke to me and how she treated my grandson! I will never stay there again and will warn anyone I know not to stay there!

Our family of twenty-six spent four wonderful days at the Painted Pony. It's a gorgeous facility in…read morea beautiful, isolated location. Lots of beautiful hikes nearby as well as horseback riding and the world class Chiracuaha Museum and Geronimo Event Center. Highly recommended!

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