Reception is friendly and wonderful! Hotel is perfect walking distance of the historic downtown…read morewhich is wonderful. Hotel room was exceptionally clean. Breakfast was made to order with REAL eggs and bacon, coffee was good!!! When is hotel coffee ever yummy?! So nice.

Was worried the reviews might have been skewed somehow. I was wrong! This place is awesome. Clean,…read moregreat staff. Breakfast made to order. This place is a true gem right off of Hwy10. I will stay here again.

My husband, my sister-in-law and I stayed here 2 nights. This is the best motel in small town…read moreTombstone. We have stayed here on 1-2 previous occasions. Its location is superb, within walking distance of good restaurants and major tourist attractions. The bed was extremely comfortable, better than at a high-priced hotel we visited later in our trip. I liked our room's high ceilings. The motel's decor is very 1980's but very clean and comfortable. Our room had a refrigerator and a microwave; my sister-in-law had a fridge but no microwave. We had a wall-mounted clothes rack, my sister-in-law may have had a closet. Our room was farther from the road and very quiet; my sister-in-law was closer to the road and had some noise. Each room has two wood rocking chairs outside the door, under a large overhang offering sun and rain protection. The people sitting outside are friendly. Our room had a comfortable sofa with a movable floor lamp. We had a nightstand with a good reading light on one side of the bed. I don't know whether we could have moved the floor lamp over to the other side of the bed. The motel is close to downtown Tombstone and these major attractions to which we walked: the Courthouse Museum, the Bird Cage Theatre (museum), the Rose Tree Museum, the Crystal Palace bar, Big Nose Kate's Saloon, the Longhorn restaurant, Undertaker's Coffee, Cowboy Coffee Bar, gunfights on Allen St, carriage rides on Allen St., various shops, etc. Here are some places farther away that we would probably have needed to drive to. Boothill Cemetery is one of them.

The motel was within walking distance of everything to Tombstone. The room was very clean, no…read moreproblems with the heating system the bathroom worked well. The fridge was quiet and efficient. The management was very friendly and helpful.

The hotel and rooms are very quaintly decorated. Felt like 1800's. (But modern amenities)…read more Charlotte was a gracious host! We stayed in the Jessy suite. Large room and restroom. Private balcony was spacious with nice views. Can watch horse drawn carriages go by. Everything is within walking distance. We went on silver mine tour. Very interesting. Also trolly tour. (Recommended by Charlotte) Joan & Jim

This is a great hotel conveniently situated between the old courthouse and the OK corral. The Queen…read moreVictoria room was super clean, spacious and comfortable. Continental breakfast had everything you could need to start your day. Charlotte was an extremely pleasant Hostess and was very accessible and responsive from start to finish. My wife and I were very pleased with our experience here.

What can I say? I smiled blissfully the entire time we were there. I wanted for nothing in the…read morecozy, well decorated suite and delicious Olive's cafe, nestled in the incredibly beautiful wine grapes and lavender. Who could complain or worry about a thing when roaming rows of olive and pomegranate trees? I appreciate Rhumb Line's selective for drought tolerant crops, and their organic methods. Even in the winter when the lavender isn't in bloom and the vines are dormant, the farm is gorgeous. Every aspect of the settling and experience is carefully selected and detailed. When the cafe was closed we made our own meals in the well appointed kitchen in the suite! They make all kinds of culinary, home, and body care products with plants from their farm. I felt lucky to enjoy them. Stellar experience.

If you are considering a stay near Wilcox (or near Chiricahua National Monument for hiking as our…read moregroup did), the huts at Rhumb Line Vineyard and Lavender Fields is a FABULOUS choice! The huts may conjure up a rustic vision in your mind, but you will be more than happily surprised by the thoughtfully designed and beautifully and artfully decorated Quonset Huts. Each of the two huts as two bedrooms and two baths, two small refrigerators, microwaves, toaster ovens and gas grills. Each unit is equipped with music and there is a fun fire pit with seating for seven between the huts. The owners live on property down the road and to say that they are delightful and kind is an understatement! We will definitely be back for another relaxing trip to their farm...hopefully when the lavender is in full bloom!

Very nice hotel. Everyone was very helpful and pleasant. Place is very clean and polishes. Check-in…read moreand check out was easy. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. Yes I would recommend and would stay here again when on the area.

This is an older hotel when you look at it from both the exterior and interior of the building…read more When you enter the lobby, it's very dark and there's a smell. The bathroom kept flooding after every shower so the floors were constantly wet. The staff was friendly and was able to give me extra towels for the pool. The pool had a ton of leaves. The pool house didn't have towels and had trash everywhere. The parking lot felt safe as long as you parked near the entrance. There is a Tesla charger in the parking lot. They offer free breakfast daily starting at 6am. They had your typical muffins, cinnamon rolls, bagels, fruit, yogurts, milk, etc. Overall, it was an okay place to rest our heads on a road trip but I felt like I paid too much for a sub par hotel.

This place is unbelievable! You feel like you're at home! The breakfast frittata was 5 star . The…read morepastry's that they serve in the afternoon are delish! The hosts Liz & Darryn are the greatest hosts i've ever had! They think of everything!!!!We will definitely be back

Back at DBTR for our third visit at this awesome B&B. As always, Darryn & Liz have been gracious…read moreand very accommodating. Every time I think Liz can't top herself with yet another incredibly delicious breakfast, she proves me wrong! Am planning on making this an annual pilgrimage.

We booked this park so we could be close to visit Tombstone, AZ. When we arrived, it was as if we…read morehad entered a different world. As we drove toward Dragoon, all of a sudden the scenery shifted to one of a bouldered landscape. Each rock as if it had been picked up by a giant and then gently balanced on top of another. It was surreal and reminded us of a movie set from Lost in Space. Come to find out, it was the site of a filming of the 1957 movie "3:10 to Yuma." This is a Dude Ranch with several amenities. We chose a site with water and electric only, but there are other sites with full hook-ups. There is a pristine "COLD" water pool and a full restaurant and bar that is open only during peak seasons. There is free WiFi, bunkhouse "motel" rooms, casitas and cottages as well. To call this place "other-worldly" would be close, but it was absolutely magical. So dark at night, you could actually see the Milky Way and peer into a universe far far away. Luminaries such as President John F. Kennedy, General John J. Pershing, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans and others have visited and stayed at this unique location. Our only wish was that we had more than just an overnighted. We'd definitely like to return.

Where to start? Found the place quite by chance when I was mapping out a route and looking for the…read morehalfway point to park the RV for a few days - between Las Cruces NM and Tucson AZ. What a treasure! When I called ahead to book a camp spot for the RV, I was welcomed by Mona, the heartbeat of the Triangle T! Gracious, full of character and charm, with amazing stamina and energy. I'll let you ask her age when you get here! The next day - within a very short time of our arrival, we were made to feel like family - not only by Mona but every member of the staff we encountered. Growing up in the 1950s, it was all about Cowboys and Indians. Roy Rogers, the Lone Ranger, Gene Autry, John Wayne...names that greeted us on the small signposts along the entry road. The signature boulder landscape was absolutely remarkable - creating the kind of ambiance that Disney works hard to recreate! Had I been here before? You bet - every time I went to a Saturday Matinee at the Avenue Theatre in Edmonton, Alberta Canada, I was here! Had I died at an early age, I am sure this is what heaven would have looked like - compete with horses - led down a well-worn trail by a grizzled old wrangler - a man of few words - only spoke when necessary! We opted for dinner in the Rock Saloon - while the rest of the world seems to be able to steak or eat ribs for dinner, at my advanced age, I am resigned to chicken or fish. This had to be the best almond-crusted chicken breast to which I'd ever taken a fork. Like other guests, we were forwarned to let Mona know earlier in the day - should we plan to dine at the Rock Saloon. Over dinner, we were joined by another guest and Kevin, the local mechanical wizard that kept everything running around the ranch. He too had come to the place months before and was shocked to find this 'well-kept secret'. Mostly he is there because he likes to be there - not an uncommon thread amongst the staff at the Triangle T! Linda Kelly, the owner of the place is easily one of the ranch's greatest fans! She truly has her heart and soul in the place. A 'stand-out' member of the cast is Thomas - a gangly 'roustabout' who manages the 'ranchy issues' like road maintenance, mending fences, etc., etc. Points to the rattlesnake band on his well-worn cowboy hat and exclaims....."Yup - killed him m'self with a knife, skinned him out, turned him into dinner one night, and made a hat band outta him!" You really can't make this stuff up folks! If you and your family are looking for somewhere to be, this place is steeped in early history as the wintering place of Cochise and the Chirichua Apaches, later history as the kind of guest ranch that would attract the likes of the Vanderbilts, the Rockefellers, and the Kennedys. During WW2, it was a top-secret detainment camp for the Japanese diplomats and spies that engineered the attack on Pearl Harbor, 7 December 1941 - the day that still lives in infamy! Following the war, due to its unique natural beauty, it became a haven for Hollywood Westerns and hosted many of the legendary actors of the silver screen including Roy Rogers & Dale Evans, Gene Autry, Rex Allen, John Wayne, The Lone Ranger & Tonto, Glenn Ford, Ronald Ragan and later Gene Hackman! Today, it is being restored by a group of dedicated people who host several events throughout the year - and provide a fabulous experience to anyone who might be looking for a halfway point between Las Cruces and Tucson!

Room and bed sheet smell like pee. The smells Makes me want to vomiting. Worst experience ever…read more Never come back here.

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!!!