Convenient and inexpensive. Trusted and awesome. Thanks for great service. I would recommend to…read moreanyone for travel to Nogales.

Vans that run the border to Tucson and Phoenix. Drop off and pick up in between can be arranged. $…read more20 for Nogales to Tucson airport. I don't take a lot of these type of shuttles but it seemed fine to me.

The owner, Matt Brown, is a tremendous birdwatching guide. He's been a birdwatcher from the time…read morehe was five years old, but he seems as enthusiastic as anyone new to the activity. A travel companion and I hired him recently for our trip to Patagonia, AZ. I couldn't be more pleased. I'm far from an expert while my travel companion is very experienced, and Matt was able to bridge the differences in our skill levels. He is patient and friendly, willing to go at the pace his clients set. He was polite and helpful to people who collected around us without letting it distract him from our goals. Matt is excellent with bird calls, so he was able to keep alerting us to new and unusual species. Since my companion and I are also interested in the general environment the birds live in, Matt also talked about reptiles and amphibians, as well as butterflies and the history of the area. Matt's rate is more than reasonable, and, given his extensive experience, capable communication skills, and breadth of general knowledge, I recommend his services whole-heartedly.

Tubac Country Inn is an absolute gem of a place. Nestled within a grove of Mesquite and Desert…read moreWillow trees, and steps away from the artisan shops and restaurants, this utterly charming Inn should be your destination when visiting Santa Cruz County, Arizona. The rooms are elegant-rustic with desert-themed décor, right down to the delightfully stylized old-Spanish Mission metal wall plates. Our rooms were spotless and the beds so very comfortable. Our lovely host, Reagen, couldn't have been more accommodating and responsive to all our inquiries. Something special I take away from our visit, is sitting outside in the tranquility of the garden and gazing at all the beautiful plants and listening to the birds. Ahh, bliss. Reagen deserves an applause for providing the most serene little slice of heaven any traveler could wish for. Thank you! We look forward to coming back!

The level of attention to detail in terms of comfort and amenities and decor was unmatched. Really…read moreso impressive. We had a first floor room and the luxurious chairs on the porch overlooking the beautiful, peaceful garden made me want to stay forever. Can't say enough nice things about the inn, Anne R

This is one of my favourite airports that I fly too often. This is a full service FOB that has…read moreevery amenity the larger ones do. There is a full time maintenance facility on site and even a flight school if you want to learn. They have a small restaurant onsite as most others do. This is called a $100 hamburger when you fly to airport restaurants to eat. I know a lot of people grumble over the price of fuel here, you have to realize this place is out in the middle of nowhere; prices here, in Benson, and Bisbee/Douglas will pay a premuim compared to Tucson or Phoenix. I think they charge $6 to park over night but waive that if you buy gas. Not a deal breaker I paid $80 to park in Las Vegas. As with any hobbies there are fees, the bigger the hobbies the bigger the fees.

I grew up in the area and always enjoyed going to the Tubac Village to explore all the shops. Some…read moreare still there and many newcomers have joined over the years, so inevitably, it has changed a lot. I miss the days when it was more rustic, but it's still a nice escape from Tucson. You can spend a full day cruising around through the shops and galleries. You'll find an eclectic mix of art, antiques, jewelry, sculpture, pottery, new and vintage Native American jewelry, and more. Tubac is sleepy town and not everyone has the same business hours or schedule, so plan on verifying business hours in advance for specific shops you want to visit, otherwise, go there with a flexible mindset!

Great shops with lots of colorful art to purchase. Has a feel of a Mexican village. Lovely way to…read morespend an afternoon.

After waiting in a shady park and failing to get a cab on the street, we spot the Best Western, get…read morea phone number and dial in some help. Acosta's is there within ten minutes. The driver speaks Spanish, so it's time to start practising! Paddy's dropped out of the race at this point, so first stop is the Greyhound station. Next stop the border. The driver explains it's the same place. He points out the crossing, and it's one of the more surreal sights of the trip. Cars are stopped at the gates, and on the side, foot traffic like us can go through. In 100 metres, we're going to be totally Yelpless. It's a mixed feeling of doom and excitement. We've heard a lot about border towns, and are not keen to hang around in one. It's at this point with one week remaining, and, according to the taxi driver, 36 hours of bus to Mexico city, that I realise I should have done some more homework on this trip. We've got zero idea how to get to the bus, zero idea on what's required to cross the border, and zero idea to get to any hotel should we decide its too hard, and to stay for the night. Why does Google maps and Yelp stop at the US border?? Yelp, tear down this wall !!

Waiting to pick up a load in nogales az wanted to get out of the truck stop and grab a room. First…read moreI looked at Google but wasn't impressed so I looked at yelp and found this company. So let me tell you the gentleman doesn't speak English but he knows the major places you need to go. Clean taxi good service what else do you need ?

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.

Update 7.27.24 Revamp has taken place and this hotel is one of the best in Nogales. Rooms are…read morefresh ample with great tvs and overall excellent. As are the lobby area and the staff is the star of the hotel now. I changed it from 3 to 5 stars now. Few details pending work. Elevator needs calibration, but flawless stay overall.

We had a WONDERFUL experience at this hotel. Our Little League team went to Nogales for Regionals,…read moreand we booked this hotel as it has always been the recommended hotels for this event. We were blown away. It was SPOTLESS, the staff was so welcoming, and they were able to accommodate our MANY needs. The rooms are HUGE and they have a great breakfast/ common area. We stayed there 8 days, and we were sad to leave. Anna was extremely helpful and even has helped me on a few things that I needed 2 weeks after we checked out. We were so pleased with this hotel experience. Big thanks to the team who made our experience so wonderful