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.

While our time here was short, the memories we made here will last forever. What a special,…read morebeautiful property, run by warm, welcoming and talented hosts! The house is historic, beautiful and comfortable, perfect for nature lovers. If you're a birder, this is definitely a place that should be on your short list. Even if you're not a birder, but love nature, beautiful scenery, peace and quiet and delicious, gourmet breakfasts, when you stay here, you're in for a treat. Mary Jane and Tom are great hosts, who make you feel welcome and comfortable, like staying with family. Close to the charming little town of Patagonia, but far enough away to be completely quiet and peaceful, this is a great getaway for those who need to take a break from the stress of everyday life.

We had a great getaway weekend here! I'd tried to book a room in the past but they were always…read morefull; we finally got lucky. It's a nice, 1-hour drive from Tucson. As you pull in, you are greeted by a friendly dog, 2 cats, and finally, humans. We stayed in the Equine room: everything was horse-themed, including the tiles in the bathroom and the headboard. Prints by deGrazia and Maderas, and others I didn't recognize. There was a fan set in the stomach of a metal horse sculpture! There was also a drawing of a cow.... The bathroom was tiny; this room is not recommended for larger than average people. The other bathrooms are apparently bigger. Off this room, a lovely little atrium. Bed was comfy, but a bit squeaky. Next time we will request the library room, which looks amazing. There's also a bunkhouse if you want to stick your whole family in one room. The owners invited us out for dinner our first night, and also to a pig roast the next day! Everyone was extremely friendly. The pig roast featured bluegrass musicians and also a vegetarian option. We spent most of our time wandering around Harshaw Creek, Patagonia Lake State Park, and Sonoita Creek Natural area. It's a beautiful part of the country. Personally, I like to choose my own breakfast and eat it with people I know, but if you're a fan of the B&B model, you can't go wrong here. Tom, the owner, goes out of his way to make the food fancy and ample. Lots of lively conversation. We were very sad to go home.

If you love Bisbee and charming old buildings you will love this place. It's cozy and has…read morecharacter. Steps away from bars with live music and restaurants. The tiny bar wasn't open, but we could see it is quite well stocked. The staff member who greeted us was sweet and friendly.

Loved the atmosphere, but the bartender was definitely having a bad evening. Loved all of the…read morehistory of this place!

So many of the guests at our church function commented on how much they like the food. I will be…read moreposting pictures.

This hotel is not as good as it used to be. My husband, sister in law and I stayed here for two…read morenights in October. We had last stayed here about ten years ago, and this was probably our third or fourth visit over the past 25 years. The hotel has a fantastic location allowing guests to walk to the wonderful restaurants and shops in downtown Bisbee. As usual, we booked the Captains Suite. This suite occupies an old street level storefront two doors down from the hotel's bar. The bar serves as the hotel checkin and lobby. (More than ten years ago there was at least one other street level suite, a cowboy-themed suite. More than 10 years ago we saw some upstairs hotel rooms with different fun decoration themes.) The Captains Suite is a spacious suite with a large common area, two bedrooms and one bath. It is decorated in a fun way with a mariners' theme. I like the ship's figurehead, the model boats, life preservers, fishing nets, paintings of ships, old nautical maps, etc. The suite's common area has a large table with 6 chairs, a sofa, end table, a small fridge, a TV cabinet, etc. My husband's and my bedroom had bedside tables with good reading lights on each side of the bed. The problem with both bedrooms was that the mattresses were worn out, too soft and close to uncomfortable. We enjoyed visiting the hotel's bar which is two doors away from the Captains Suite. We had drinks there and enjoyed the ambiance. A bartender told us that the hotel recently closed its kitchen and decided to expand its musical stage, which we saw under construction. The bartender said that you can order food while you are in the bar and someone will bring it from a restaurant across the street. We decided it would be easier to just go to the restaurant. I think the restaurant is Taqueria Outlaw. The hotel bartender told us that the husband and wife who own the hotel are very interested in music and each belong to two or more bands. Their interest in music is reflected in the fact that the bar provides music at night. There is a sign in the bar that music (probably live?) can play in the bar until 10:00 pm. Our two night stay in the Captains Suite took place on a Wednesday and Thursday in mid October. I did not enjoy listening to the music coming from the bar. It was not relaxing. Thankfully, the music ended promptly at 10:00 pm both nights, as advertised by a sign in the bar. However, I don't like listening to other people's music when I am trying to relax in a hotel room. I would have preferred that the music ended at 8:00 pm or maybe 9:00 pm. However, that is a business decision made by the hotel owners. On the past occasions we stayed at this hotel I don't recall a hearing music while in the Captains Suite, but maybe I just forgot. Another problem with our stay in the Captains Suite is that we could not get the TV to work. We forgot to tell management about the problem with the TV. I was not interested in watching TV, but my sister-in-law wanted to watch and was disappointed. The room was clean. When we requested more towels, we got them. There is convenient free public parking across the street

Stayed Saturday night in the Lil Bit hippie room. I thought it was a good room, bed was comfy and I…read moredidn't really hear the band that much from that room. Bar was packed but got good service for drinks. I would go back again. FYI the free breakfast is a continental, which had muffins bagels , apples, oranges and coffee, juice. We ordered the breakfast and that was good. Parking was across the street, once it got later in the day there was more parking but packed earlier.

Very nice staff located in the Sierra Vista area great place for high school reunions birthday…read moreparties, wedding receptions- not just friendly, but also budget friendly. The owner Jessica is very nice..

Selection is a no-brainer when there are such few viable choices. Luckily, for those of us who…read morelive here, Leon and his party crew are awesome and I would recommend his inflatable fun to anyone looking to bounce, climb, and punch their way to happiness. I rented the 77 foot long obstacle course for $425 and it was sooooo worth it! The High Jump Rental website is very easy to use, Leon was very easy to communicate with and sent emails confirming our date. Our time slot was for four hours, but he set up early and we ended up getting to enjoy and exhaust ourselves on it for more like 24 hours. We all had a total blast pushing our bodies to their physical limits. I thank Leon & his crew for making it the best party, ever!

Came into town for 4th of July and needed a last minute table the day before. Shannon was great to…read morework with. Made it easy to rent what we needed. Definitely would recommend. Friendly staff too.

Very nice roomy accommodations, good beds, nice patio garden. No AC is only issue…read more Breakfast is no meat and very tasty. Far enough from town center to be quiet and serene and close enough not to miss anything.

Cute and interesting place to stay for a quick weekend in Bisbee. An old schoolhouse decorated in…read morethe 80's and preserved in time made for a fun weekend away. The breakfast was also good and the place was very quiet at night.