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 ?

We love Patagonia Lake for a day trip. The park has much to offer including fishing, picnicking,…read morebird watching, recreational water activities like boating, kayaking, and paddle boarding. The lake has beautiful views too. Our favorite part is the "beach". We love to set out pop up out and enjoy the lake for the day. We love that it's not too far from Tucson as well!

Visiting this location offers a pleasant escape from the city. The serene lake provides a tranquil…read moreatmosphere. Numerous children are currently enjoying the final days of summer. Please note that the Visitor Center is presently undergoing renovations. Ample picnic tables are available throughout the area. Public restrooms are maintained to a high standard of cleanliness. This destination is highly recommended for individuals interested in water activities such as kayaking, canoeing, and boating. Boat rentals are also available on-site.

Highly recommended!! I live on Maui so the desert is like going to Mars for me but the ranch was so…read morecomfortable that I'm entertaining the thought of retiring to the desert! We stayed here for a family event and I can't say enough positive things about both the ranch and the owners...Josh and Christina are the loveliest people...totally down to earth genuine humans and they have created a fantastic place to stay while also retaining much of the historic charm. There is an awesome trail right behind the ranch so we took full advantage and hiked/ran every day....also LOTS of birds to see!

The owners treated us like family and the food was delicious! The history of the property is…read morefascinating and Josh can tell you all about it. There are great easy, shaded trails along the Santa Cruz River.

Booked twice at two different properties and was told 3weeks before arriving that it was doubled…read morebooked. First time -ok- second time it's not good customer service. Even had my deposit check cashed for weeks ahead of time. Be careful and have a backup plan.

A week's stay at the Quail Casita and it was sad to say goodbye to Patagonia Arizona and this…read morelovely little house. Not so little, really at 1300 sq. feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. You can feel the owner's care in the detailed decor. They have created an inviting place to stay. We felt more like house guests than renters. Before arrival, I asked to have any scented soaps or air-fresheners removed. Not a problem--it was done! The kitchen was well equipped and there was an outdoor grill available with a full tank of propane. It was great to have the choice of eating at local restaurants or cooking at the casita.The owner's live in Phoenix, but any questions were instantly answered by phone or text. Patagonia is located about an hour south of Tucson at 4,000 ft. elevation. The country is beautiful as well as being a birder's paradise. Can't wait to return!

Very special place. We stayed for three nights, and it was perfect. The owners and caretaker were…read moregreat and friendly. Birding in the area is top-notch, you are right on the DeAnza trail, and an easy walk to downtown Tubac. Highly recommended!

My husband and I spent two very lovely nights at the Valle Verde Ranch. There are several option of…read morerooms at the Ranch. We stayed in the "Casa", which is a little casita. We were very happy in the Casa. It is spacious and comfortable.The front room has a well equipped kitchen, a table and chairs and a very comfy sofa. the bed in the bedroom is comfy as well and we slept very soundly. Good air conditioning/heat and good wi-fi connectivity. The grounds are pretty and nicely laid out. The private four acre mesquite bosque (forest) has a sweet path. Lots of birds to see and hear. Our very friendly greeter Jerry gave us a good tour and lots of recommendations for local restaurants and sights. He made us feel right at home. I am looking forward to returning for a longer stay.

Valentines gift from my husband at the spa in Tubac. I had the cranial sacral massage to help with…read morehealing. Amazing service by everyone!

Decided to treat ourselves with a couple's massage just after Christmas and the experience was…read moreeverything I could have hoped for. We were a little early so we wandered around and went in to the gift shop and then in to Stables Ranch Grille for an adult beverage to get the afternoon going. The interior of the restaurant and bar is warm and inviting and full of history. My Sonoran Blood Orange cocktail was just what the doctor ordered. The massage experience felt luxurious and healing. Fluffy robes, slippers, a relaxing private waiting area as well as an outdoor seating area with a hot tub for spa clients. The women's locker room has a dry sauna and a steam room. Lockers, showers, a full array of complimentary products to make one beautiful and clean again after any treatment. I would love to come back and stay at one of the casitas and do all of this over again. The grounds are absolutely beautiful.

Stage Stop Inn far exceeded our expectations! We were absolutely thrilled with this place! I…read morethought it was going to be, let's say "rustic," because, well, I don't know, maybe I had a preconceived notion that "historic" and "rustic" would mean "run down" or "not exactly modern." No, no, no, not at all. Now, we stayed in a great room (the John Wayne Suite) and I'm sure that makes a lot of difference, but regardless, this place has a LOT to offer. First of all, I thought the service was outstanding. I had made a few phone calls and sent a few emails in advance of the visit to make sure I knew what amenities the room offered and a couple of other questions, and they never seemed put off by my questions and were friendly and helpful in answering them. The service we got here - even though we only stayed one night - was also outstanding. I liked that they had an ice chest in the lobby downstairs (in our case, the room was upstairs on the second floor), and the lobby was really cool. Historic is definitely an accurate word. It's fitting. Find yourself feeling like you're in the old West. Very cool! And even the walkway upstairs that joins the building with the lobby to the building with the rooms is great! Somehow they manage to preserve the historical ambiance with modern amenities (no we weren't here for business by any means but you could actually use a little business area - who expected THAT?). The room? FANTASTIC! The quite isn't the only room with a water cooler, but don't overlook what a nice touch that is. You could stay in a really fancy upscale hotel and you might have to pull teeth to get a bottle of water. But stay at the State Stop and drink from cooler (drink it, drink it, be one of us! - just joking about the cooler). I'm serious, that's really a nice touch. VERY comfortable bed (a little on the firm side but that's how we happen to like it), a huge living area (television in both the living room and the bedroom, and a really NICE big flat screen TV), with a comfortable leather sofa and nice table with local magazines, very appropriate and excellent furnishings/local art work. And believe it or not, plenty of USB outlets by the beds and by the desk below the television. I know that may not seem like a big deal, but again, I was thinking rustic so no way I would've thought we could plug devices into USB ports so easily. And nice hardwood floors, as well as a cool rocking chair. Also - plenty of closet space, a really nice bathroom with good water pressure and nice absorbent towels (and even a heat lamp I think for when you get out of the shower), and pretty nice bath amenities, too! Can't wait to return, and we WILL return!

This motel exceeded my expectations. It was very clean. The room was big enough. It had a big…read morescreen tv, table and chairs and water cooler. Nice touch. I had a delicious blt at the restaurant. Nice portion size. The courtyard was beautiful. The housekeeper was so nice. The only complaint I have was the bartender and the lady at the front desk were not very friendly and seemed like they didn't want to be bothered. All in all I would give the place 4 and half stars. I would return!

Very clean And professional. You can tell he is a very experienced driver and takes care of his…read moreclients