Everything written is true...it is an oasis in the desert for those willing to sit quietly and…read morelisten to the birds singing.It is a bit primitive but clean and comfortable. Dan and the rest of his staff are friendly and knowledgeable.

There's not much around this RV park except the stunning views of the distant mountains. The owner,…read moreDan, and his sidekick, Cisco, are very accommodating. This is a very small RV park w three spaces (full hook-ups), but they have a laundry room, a quaint sitting area, and a very well-maintained space with lots of charm. The surroundings aren't much to take in, but it's a safe and tranquil space. Not far from Bisbee or Tombstone, and very affordable at $25/nt when we stayed in early February. Most people would likely give this three stars, but I'm giving it four, because I liked Dan and Cisco, and how much they cared about their little park. Thanks, guys!!!

This place is heaven on earth...so peaceful, so full of nature, so beautiful. We're already…read moreplanning our next visit. It's way out in the middle of nowhere, no cell service, no tv, limited wifi, yet we never missed a thing. There was so much to do & see nearby just wandering the area. The property itself is a treasure trove of wildlife & amazing birding. The canyon is just a short drive down the road with hiking, nature trails & more wildlife. The best place to eat is the Portal Cafe, about 5-10mins away. We seriously cant wait to come back!

This is a beautiful, rustic setting. Fantastic for bird watching in the spring and wonderful for…read morehiking all year around. If you are a hiker or birdwatcher and like open empty country, you will love this place.

DIRTY ROOM-- Stayed there June 9, 2026 The next morning…read morewhile picking up my bags in the bathroom, I noticed poop under the toilet seat on the porcelain. Grabbed a Kleenex tried rubbing it off but it was dried hard. Also upon checking in, Found part of a tortilla chip by the bathroom tub and Cotton swab under the sink on the floor with something on it. Please take note of the price increase of over $150 (You are paying for a swimming pool that is no longer there, and no more gym either, which is completely unfair) I strongly suggest considering other options before Staying here. Price goes up and quality goes down-- go figure.

Don't stay here we were very disappointed with the Hampton inn in lordsburg. To begin with we were…read morecalled and notified that the elevator was out of service. Had the call been earlier we probably would have changed hotels but it was a little late to find a place at that point. I was assuted someone would help with luggage. So we agreed to climb to the third floor. There was no one to assist with luggage When I entered the room I went to adjust the thermostat on the air conditioning system and the cover for the controls fell off in my hand. It was broken. Then I went into the bathroom and found there was no toilet paper holder. It had been pulled from the wall and removed from the room. When I advised the desk clerk that the holder was missing she said she would note it for maintenance. I think maintenance already knew or would have still been in the room. The bed must have been in that room for 15 years to have depressions as deep as it does. Likewise the pillows are little balls of something that are not very comfortable. There are no longer any amenities in the room such as makeup mirrors. We ask for at the front desk for a mirror but there were not available. It's as if the rooms have been stripped of all the things that used to be there for the convenience of the traveler. Primarily because of the elevator when we checked in we asked it was possible to get a discount on the room. We were advised that it would be difficult since we had paid in advance but that she would check with the manager. When I called about the toilet paper holder being missing again requested a discount because of the condition of the room and the elevator I got the same sndwer. At this point I've heard from no one about anything. None of these things would have been true in any of the Hampton inns I've stayed in before. It was very disappointing and my last day in a Hampton Inn.

I've stayed at the Chiricahua Mountain Lodge a couple of times during my visit to this beautiful…read morepart of Arizona. The facilities are comfortable, clean, and modern. The setup is lodge-style, meaning that most of the rooms have several beds around the interior perimeter with a central gathering area a separate kitchen, separate bathrooms and at least one semi-private room. The lodge rooms are rented by the room. Not by the person, meaning that big parties receive tremendous value for the dollar. I'm a big fan! This is a huge improvement to the existing lodging facilities here in far western New Mexico.

We've stayed here twice. Good place, very nice, spacious rooms with high ceilings. The downstairs…read morepatio has an outdoor grill, and even the basic rooms have full sized refrigerators. That makes a big difference in this region, because there are only a few food options. The owners are wonderful and accommodating as well. They also have the living museum down the road, with amazing indoor and outdoor reptile exhibits. My husband and I felt this was on par with the Living Desert in Palm Desert, CA, only smaller, and yet also more diverse. A nice place!

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

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!

Portal Finding a delicious, healthy restaurant in the…read moreoutback is always an unexpected treat. Good food, good music, great service. Huevos rancheros from their brunch menu, trout perfectly cooked and a Greek salad with fresh greens at dinner. Authentic latte from their Italian espresso machine. Friendly servers who check back often and bring extra salsa on request and who had no problem loaning us two of their mugs to use in our room for morning coffee. When we expressed our appreciation of the musical selections playing on their sound system, the owner explained that it was a random mix of "stations" selected by various employees over the last 16 years! This was our second visit while on a road trip in two successive years. Will we be back again? What do you think?

My review is only for the Motel portion of the Portal Lodge. My first room was unmade so I…read morerequested an alternate room. Good news, the second room was clean. The downside was the unavoidable decor and atmosphere. If you dial the wayback machine to the 1960's then you can imagine the room. The interior was extremely dark with a small window facing onto a common deck. The curtains were drawn because otherwise any guest walking by could look inside. Hence it was an exceptionally dark room with a small amount of filtered light. Updating the furnishings, painting the inside, etc. would make a huge improvement. Overall, I would have vastly preferred camping. Unfortunately, I didn't think of that ahead of time and had already booked 2 nights at the lodge. After one night I found the lodge too depressing and returned to Tucson. I did not request a refund since it was my mistake and the lodge needs the money for room renovation. The Portal region itself is fantastic. Great hiking, birding, and so on.

This hotel is STUNNING! But...there were a couple of issues, so I'll get those out of the way:…read more Parking is very secure, but limited to 4-5 spaces in the courtyard. You could find yourself trapped by another guest's car if you plan to leave before 7 am. We had no problem. No ice machine nor vending machine. Bring a cooler with ice. The owners would have probably pulled ice from their restaurant, but we didn't ask. The hotel restaurant serves excellent breakfast, lunch and dinner, but they're closed on Sundays. That's it for the cons. The hotel is lush and beautiful, as was our room, which was BIG! Our second floor room had beautiful art, linens and great toiletries. The wifi is free and may be the best we've experienced in the US and Mexico. We were shocked when we saw our room. The owners obviously put a great deal of thought into the ambience of the entire place. The location is walking distance, one block from a small indoor mall, about 40 stores. The anchor store is called LEY. The store is similar to a Super Target, with food, furniture, some appliances, etc. It has everything! Almost everything you need is at this store. They close at 10 pm. The employees are extremely helpful, but some speak Spanish only. In conclusion, we would stay there again. This is a really beautiful hotel.

We have stayed here twice, and our latest this week was a great improvement from the first a decade…read moreago. This place is worth staying at just to soak up the history and ambiance. The staircase and stained glass are not to be missed. When you stand in the lobby look around you, you feel transported to another era. The rooms are much improved and comfortable, though the bathrooms are small by modern standards. Be patient for the hot water. The restaurant was great for dinner - see photos of our meals below. We started with cocktails in the bar and the bartender really does a great job. The service here was flawless - everyone was super helpful and pleasant. One thing: there is no place for breakfast here. We bought muffins the night before and made do with the Keurig coffee maker. Our destination early the next morning was Whitewater draw for the cranes - its about a 30 minute drive from the hotel.

The only think I would say that was great with this hotel is the interior decorations and…read morehistorical background.  But other than that, I would say its very worn down.  The governor suite didn't have hot water for my whole stay. When I reported it, the front desk person said there's nothing they could do. They didn't offer any solutions.  The queen suite had a weird smell throughout my stay. Almost like a moldy smell. Everyday I also smelled cigarettes coming through to my room.  Front desk service was very slow. The pillows were VERY uncomfortable. The remote in the room was damaged and didn't work.  Over all I don't think the workers care about their customers. I wouldn't stay here again.