This is a great location, everything within walking distance. Fun themed rooms. Very helpful staff.read more

We really enjoyed our overnight stay at ghost city Inn. The room was clean and inviting. I also…read moreloved having the balcony off the front which provided the most amazing views. I would definitely recommend this place to stay at and can't wait for our next visit.

The Connor Hotel was a charming little hotel in a funky, quaint town. We loved the vibe, the…read morebedding was good, the touches like microwave popcorn and water bottles were most welcome. We were grateful the loud music from the bar downstairs stopped at a reasonable hour.

Was a time in the first decade of this century that I hung out in Jerome, Arizona, in part to relax…read moreand recover from my explorations of the Navajo Rez in this out of the way old mining town atop Mt. Mingus, and also as an excellent way to avoid the excess of nearby Sedona. During the first visits to The Historic Connor Hotel my respite was Room 12, up the creaky wooden stairs to the top floor, where a king bed, private bath and great views of the Verde Valley greeted me every morning. I stayed for several nights, enjoying the first floor Spirit Room Bar and its live music and western comaraderie by night, and its strong coffee and light breakfast at first light if not too hungover. It was a wonderful space to write, reflect and philosophize. It might have been haunted like other places in town, but me and that ghost got along just fine. Two loners we were. I returned three times to Connor, reserving #12 each time. It was a home away from home. Although during those years I occasionally slept in other heads on beds in Jerome when I felt the need for a change, this 1898 stone and brick edifice always had my heart. Highest recommendation! 5 Silver Stars

I almost hate to give this place 3 stars. For many, it may be exactly what you are looking for…read more Pros: The owner, Wendy is extraordinarily nice and helpful. The leaded glass windows, numerous outdoor sitting areas, the beautifully carved mantle, the Bose iPod station, the cable tv, the numerous movies, the walking distance to absolutely everything in Jerome, and the complimentary Red Rock pass are all great Complimentary coffee The price was reasonable Close to other historic sites - Tuzigoot, Clarkdale Train Depot, 40 min to downtown Sedona The cons: Bed upstairs is really really soft, too soft for me. I sunk in and couldn't roll out. Bed downstairs leans to the left No shower except for outdoor shower No wifi (athough another reviewer borrowed from the b&b next door - wish I had thought of that!) Jerome apparently doesn't open up until after 10 am and pretty much shuts down by 5 pm. I think if you want to stay in Jerome and you would like an historic cottage, this is a nice place. In February we didn't see any bugs, so that wasn't a problem for us. If you arrive late, stop at grocery store on your way in - I think the Cottonwood Safeway is the closest as there are no grocers in Jerome and the restaurants may be closed.

My husband and I visit Jerome a lot and try to stay at different places each time we return. On…read morethis visit everything was booked except for the Miner's Cottage. The cottage was built around 1886 and has been restored beautifully !! I have included pictures for you to see of the bottom floor that we rented. There are 2 rooms to rent ( the top & the bottom). Our room consisted of a desk, sitting area, fireplace, handmade rock wall in the bathroom with old fashioned tub, queen size bed, outdoor shower, hot tub (shared with top unit), small fridge, coffee maker, TV (no cable). They do not have wifi , but the owner suggested contacting a neighboring bed and breakfast and asking to use their code and they were more than happy to give it to us. The Good: The place is decorated perfectly for the era and many of the features are hand made and the room has antiques and collectibles throughout. The hot tub was right outside our door and had a beautiful view of the main road and parts of the verde valley. Loved the bathroom and the handmade rocking chairs in front of the fireplace. The owner was very nice ( only conducted business on the phone, she was not at the property). She let us check in at 11am and check out at 12pm for no extra charge. The room cost $150 per night for the bottom unit. The Bad: There were no wash cloths??? Plenty of towels, but no wash cloths. The outside shower was not usable....there were tons and tons of spider webs, bugs of all shapes and sizes, and the shower was in a small space, so there was no escaping the bugs...I did not want to use it, and the husband was not having any part in it either. Also no breakfast was included, so the price was a little higher than most in the area that do include breakfast. I think this was in part to the owner normally renting for at least a week. And I can not forget about the bug infestation...I was horrifed all day and had trouble sleeping. In our room ( that I know of) we experienced 2 flying roaches, 4 grounded roaches, a huge centipede, flying ants, beetles, and about 10 different spider species. I was killing spiders all night...it was horrible. I may try the place again, but maybe the upstairs because it does include a full kitchen. The owner, Wendy, also has other beautiful properties in the Jerome area and in Sedona that are just beautiful that you can ask about. One is alleyinn.com...check out the pics on the website!!!

Such a peaceful secluded retreat on the edge of wilderness. Very private with only 2 bedrooms to…read moreensure privacy. And a large common room with a fully stocked kitchen with fresh eggs from the chickens on site. We were immediately greeted by the two sweetest dogs that would periodically check up on us and keep us company. They were so well behaved. Occasionally The cat would also visit. Our host were always available if needed, but allowed all the privacy we wanted. The view of the stars from the upper patio with fireplace and hot tub had to be my favorite experience. The cedar fire had such a pleasant fragrance, and the sounds of wildlife in the area and the views were unspeakable. Even though if feels like your out in the middle of nowhere, there are so many things nearby. I understand why there is a three day minimum stays, you will want to spend more time there to relax and enjoy the simple pleasures of life. No tv is available and that was wonderful.

A Southwest Bed and Breakfast retreat in an Arizona High Desert Oasis, bordered by National Forest,…read moresecluded and yet close to Clarkdale, Jerome, Arizona wine country and Sedona. This is a hand built, passive solar, sustainable B & B is nestled in a verdant permaculture landscape with a terraced organic gardens. All created by your Hosts, Andrea and Rennie. The organic food that was prepared with loving care for breakfast is to die for and the land scape and their whole property is magical. They have their own solar powered vineyard they just planted as well to make their own Chianti blend! Highly recommend visiting here, it is worth every penny! Just to see how a true off the grid property works that is pretty self sustainable, something we all should be aiming for these days! Not to mention how your stress seems to melt away as soon as you enter the front gate!!!

Had a really good stay! The rooms were impeccably clean…read more The view overlooking the valley was absolutely incredible. If you're into haunted places, this one's for you.

The Jerome Grand Hotel is such a beautiful place to stay! The views are stunning, and it's just a…read moreshort walk to everything in town. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made our stay even better. Our room was cute, cozy, and full of charm. My husband especially loved the historic feel of the hotel and its spooky, haunted vibe, it really adds to the unique character of the place. We had a wonderful experience and will definitely be staying here again whenever we visit Jerome!

Softest sheets ever on the king bed in the sunshine suite. Incredible views, the beauty of the…read morebirds and scenery. The snake in the frig are amazing, chips cheese creamer variety of soda water bottle eggs butter cream cheese so much more than expected. Very clean and spacious. Definitely would come back here again.

I came across Jerry & Nancy's Lighthouse on the mountain and fell in love with their pictures…read morethrough airbnb. It was the first time using airbnb but they had great reviews and I did not hestitate about booking with them. Any other place just paled in comparison. We happened to arrive much earlier than check in and they had the room all ready for us. The property is breathtaking and even the amazing pictures do not do it justice. I was in awe at the level of hospitality and comfort Nancy and Jerry put into the lovely guest house for us. The refrigerator was stocked with water, soda, milk and juice as well as breakfast items including eggs, bagels, cream cheese, butter, fresh fruit, granola bars and coffee. I wish we had more time to just stay and relax at their home but we took advantage of having breakfast right outside on the patio while watching the sun come up and staring up at the stars in the evening. Jerry gave us some great advice on things we should see in the area and we ate lunch at the Haunted Hamburger in Jerome as he recommended. I cannot say enough great things about their property, the view and overall friendliness but to book a stay with them and you will not regret it. Everyone needs to experience this breathtaking location and that's the reason I posted to Yelp, so others can find this amazing getaway!

We and another couple spent 3 nights at Origins B&B. It was nothing less than fabulous. They only…read morehave 4 rooms but each is unique and amazing! The common and outdoor areas are so welcoming and comfortable. Beautiful and artistic touches everywhere. The views . . . . . ahhhh.....Karen & Jeff took such good care of us. Such hospitality! The breakfasts were SO good! They also made sure that each element of the breakfast was suitable for our needs. We will probably never stay in Sedona again when we can avoid the high costs of lodging and food, the barrage of people and traffic, etc. We can have beautiful lodging, great food and shopping in Cottonwood and travel just about 30 minutes to Sedona to take care of our - Sedona desires. But who knows, with the hiking, the Verde River Train, good food, shopping - we may not NEED to go to Sedona.

The location of Origins B&B was great. The hosts hospitality was extraordinary and welcoming. The…read morebreakfast's were incredibly delicious and wonderfully presented. Each room is unique and lots of amenities and detail.