We stayed here for two nights. The hotel is in a refinished building and is just cuter than a…read morebasket of basset hound puppies! The room was really well done and spacious, with a nice sized kitchenette and a smaller but clean bath. Hanging out in this room was a pleasure due to it's size, as it didn't feel cramped at all. Did I mention it's super cute? This would be a great hotel to stay in for your wedding night. We met the person running the joint, I don't know if he was the owner or not but he was very friendly and helpful as he showed us the room. Extra towels and sundries are available in a hall cabinet and their wifi is crazy fast. The only reason they didn't get five starts from me is because our bed in room 6 was so soft that we just sank through the mattress and after two nights there our backs were killing us. If you like a soft mattress than this is the place for you. If you love really quaint hotels located directly off the main street than this place it for you. If you prefer a firmer mattress than you may need to give this place a pass. I swear though that if the bed was better I'd live here in a heartbeat given the opportunity.

Rooms are well laid out and nicely appointed with plenty of space for your suitcases and clothing…read more Nice big kitchen. The whole place was very clean, the bed and pillows were luxurious. Washer and dryer if you need it. Easy walking access to all Bisbee activities. It's not staffed but if you need anything they're a phone call away. Highly recommend this hotel!

Beth is a very special host she made our two night stay unforgettable she sent us to the best of…read morethe best for eats and destinations. Our suite extremely clean and beautifully decorated.

What an amazing place to stay! We stayed in room 302. The suite was so beautifully decorated,…read moreimmaculate, and looked brand new. They thought of everything. Great location allowed us to park the car and walk everywhere to shops, restaurants, pubs and even the mining tour. Loved the keyless entry too. Beth was responsive and checked in with us to make sure everything was perfect! It was!

We loved our stay here, staff was very nice as well. Clean and beautiful room, full kitchen,…read morerestroom was nice and clean just not enough counter space. Lovely views. Close to everything. Reasonably priced. Has a tv. Closet was spacious, just not enough hangers.

Hotel San Ramon is located right in the heart of historic Bisbee. Its 120 year-old brick building…read morehas been a bathhouse, barbershop, ice cream shop, and even a tortilla factory, but is now perfect as a small hotel. Our room was spacious, well-lit, and comfortable. While it's clear you are in a historic building, it has all the modern features you'd need. I especially appreciated the full-size fridge and smart TV. Everything is walking distance, including the Copper Queen Mine tour and many restaurants and shops. On arrival we were helped by Michael, who was very helpful and clearly loves his family's business. Parking is surprisingly easy with all the public spots out front. Hotel San Ramon is a great way to experience Bisbee and I would definitely stay here again next time.

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.

Nice relaxing, clean place it's like little cottages we have stayed here a couple times before it…read moreis new owners and they're just as fabulous as the old ones were, we were greated warmly apon arrival. They have updated the rooms and now have some fabulous eating options as well, we thoroughly enjoyed our breakfast didn't have to go to town deal with crowds or people we ate on absolute serene ambience, sitting by the pond eating our delicious fresh homemade breakfast. Just let them know that night before. What time do you want it delivered to your room and what you want. The grounds are stupendous. And I can't forget some of the most delicious cookies they give you on arrival. You can't go wrong staying here

Fantastic relaxing place to escape without being isolated. Beautiful landscaping and variety…read more Beautiful history and close to historical Bisbee, Tombstone and many mines that are an easy drive/walk The owner/hosts are very attentive and strive to meet every expectation and level of engagement. The owners shared future plans and upcoming events that keep this location relevant, modern and yet maintains a little old west folklore'esk vibe. They will host family reunions, weddings and any other type of gathering you need. They are part of the local garden tour and will be having a Halloween Haunt coming up the end of October. We highly recommend this place for a one nighter or a long weekend or more. Great views of the night sky as well. We were able to see the Milky Way for the first time in years! My family loved it and hated to have to head back to reality in California Reasonable rates, pet friendly, free parking and close to local "lots to do's". Looking forward to all the future plans they have and will be returning as often as we can. Also, they have two EV charging stations for guest or if you are just passing through. Nice addition and service to meet the growing need...

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

all three of these full floor suites are divine. quiet, yet central, tranquil and spacious, the…read moreoutdoor area is as beautiful and welcoming as the indoor area. comfy beds, quality linens, special touches. Best place to stay in Bisbee

I'm so glad we stopped here. We were passing through, not really sure what to do and the gentleman…read morehere, I believe his name was Dave, gave us some great suggestions. He was very friendly and asked what types of things we enjoy doing and then tailored all his suggestions to us specifically. He is amazing at his job. He also made sure to tell me dogs were welcome when he saw my husband standing outside with our pup so we were all able to look around together and enjoy the center. Based on his recommendations, we decided to spend the night so we could visit an attraction that didn't open until the following day. He also told us about the beautiful murals in the area so we made it a point to visit some and we met the nicest people here in Douglas. Everyone we encountered was warm and welcoming and friendly. The center is small but lovely, with a stained glass rotunda and murals and most importantly lots of information!. In addition to being pet friendly there are also clean restrooms outside. This should absolutely be your first stop when visiting the town of Douglas.

If you want to visit a quiet border town (and maybe cross the border for a quick lunch) go to…read moreDouglas, Arizona. Be sure to stop by the visitor center that is beside the highway as you enter from the west side of town. I was surprised to see they had a visitor center as this isn't really a tourist place where I thought there were a lot of places to go and things to see. But I was wrong. Rene at the Douglas Visitor Center gave us a great history of Douglas and Cochise County. He highlighted a map that led us to the most interesting places to see and do, which was mostly downtown and included the Gadsden Hotel. What a photo op. Anyway, just wanted to give a Kudos to the Douglas Visitors Center. Rene was very helpful and they have a lot of information of the area there. They have a website you can visit at: http://www.visitdouglas.com/.