We took the tour with Travis, and we couldn't have had a better time. He is the nicest guy you…read morecould ever hope to meet, and he has extensive knowledge about Bisbee and its history. He drove us all over town and told us about every aspect of how Bisbee has grown and changed over the years, all about the town's mining history, gave us anecdotes about many of the building and residences, explained the various architectural styles of some of the most beautiful buildings, and because we have an interest in the paranormal, gave us some ghostly history too. I can't recommend this tour enough. It is definitely money well spent.

Highly recommend. Guide is a local with lots of knowledge to share on the area. Nice big jeep to go…read morewith name too. There were streets he showed us that I would never have been comfortable driving on myself. Great introduction to the town!

Great tour with Terry! We took the Mile High Tour, which is 2 hours. Terry is a native of the…read morearea and showed us parts of Bisbee that the normal tourist would not know about. He told us stories of his family and their association with mining.

WOW - Terry, our driver / tour guide is a walking, talking expert on Bisbee. Him, his parents and…read moregrand parents were born and raised in Bisbee. He is probably more knowledgeable about the area than anybody else (that's still alive LOL). He can even tell you when a historic property was built (and there are hundreds), who built it (and why), who occupied it and how much is cost to build (and the price it sold for if it was ever sold). The man is a talking encyclopedia for Bisbee history. He pointed out things to us as we drove by that you would have never noticed even if you were standing right in front of it. There are no two houses the same in Bisbee. Each home was built for different reasons at different times over the centuries. Incredible what it took to build most of the homes into the hillsides when you consider they where built over a hundred years ago. Terry can tell you the purpose and history of just about every business in the town. We had no idea there were so many brothels and jails. He pointed out one house to us that was a previous jail, but now has been converted to a three story house. The windows in the front still have the iron jail bars on them - very cool to see in person. Take the tour for yourself and see this incredible area. Strongly recommend you book the 2-hour Lavender Jeep Mile High Tour with TERRY as your guide. Also, take the Copper Queen Mine tour as well when visiting Bisbee !

One of the first places we headed to is the Sierra Vista Visitor Center. It's conveniently located…read morein town and easy to get to. I got some really good and useful information on line before we traveled there but, we wanted to pick up some additional things and talk to someone live. The staff is most friendly and helpful and they will provide you with any information you need for Sierra Vista or any of the surrounding area locations or towns. One of the better centers we have visited.

Great service from a great company. I called the two other options in Sierra Vista to get a…read moreshuttle from Tucson airport back into SV. The first said they would haven't any vehicles in the area that day and to call the other. The other said they would have a reservation specialist call me back - that's now been 4 days without a return call. I called AZ Sunshine Tours and less than 5 minutes later the reservation was booked and paid for. There was a delay leaving the airport, flying into Tucson. I called AZ Sunshine Tours again and informed them that there was a possibility I could be later than planned. They said no issue. The driver was scheduled to show at 1045 and he would wait. Plane landed about 10 minutes later than expected (still 20 minutes before the driver was supposed to show) and he was waiting at the bottom of the stairs near baggage claim. He helped me claim the bags, load them and then off we went. On the ride, as we hit I10, the driver played a historical CD of the area which was my favorite part of the ride. I've lived in SV on and off since 99 and it was really the first time I got to hear some of the history of the lands between Tucson and SV. The driver dropped me off right in my driveway, unloaded the bags and off he went. I couldn't have asked for better service. Thank you Arizona Sunshine Tours. Keep up the awesome work!!!

Wonderful Experience!! We rented a great party van for a memorable birthday to visit the wineries…read morein Soniota, AZ. Tony was our driver and I assume the owner of AZ Sunshine Tours. He was ready to go and on time and picked up 9 women from Ventana Canyon Resort...no rush from the start. We took pictures before we left...you know how ladies do. He was so accommodating and no pressure to get everyone on the party bus. First, he greeted the birthday girl, had birthday balloons in the party van, a welcome sign with eveyone's name wishing the birthday girl happy birthday. Very nice touches from the get go. On our way from the resort to our 1st winery, Tony pointed out all the historical places. 1st -Tucson's aircraft bone-yard. U of A's research facilities, Tony went on and on about points of interests. It was great because a couple of ladies wanted to visit a few wineries and Tony had an itinerary already plan, but it was all flexible. So once we told him the wineries we wanted to visit, he put a great route together. He was so accommodating and had some special touches, like a cooler with H2O, snacks and special appetizers that were so delicious. He made sure we had a picnic, which he provided a great surprise for us at a great location with a beautiful view. The whole experience was wonderful and the customer service was absolutely fantastic. Tony really made this a great experience and I would highly recommend Arizona Sunshine Tours.

Situated right outside the entrance to Ramsey Canyon preserve & The Nature Conservancy visitor…read morecenter... and within walking distance. The B&B has several cabins as well as individual rooms in the 'main' building. We were on the 2nd floor. The bedroom and bathroom was comfortable and clean. The main guest spaces (communal) were cozy- a study/ curl up on the couch space to read or watch birds, a kitchen nook and a large main dining room area. A full kitchen and fridge is available for use. Breakfast items available for self preparation or granola bars and fruit and cheese for non- prep options. Pie, coffee, tea and juice were also available. Outdoors you have access to a private garden with chairs, decorative water features, and bird feeders, or a porch option with seating to observe the wildlife. A great getaway space to relax and take in nature ... and extra convenient being next to the Preserve. A few things to note: 1. The website boasts of a chef prepared breakfast in their video. That was discontinued a while ago and unfortunately not disclosed/ clarified (website does say continental breakfast... but the video is also up... mixed messages) at time of booking. While I would have like to have been pampered with a chef prepared breakfast... the alternative of having items available for your own fixings was also appreciated. (2) The pie mentioned in the video also not entirely accurate. There is pie for guests... but it's not homemade. Based on the pie boxes in the freezer it's pie from Walmart. Again, not an issue unless you are envisioning something different from their old reviews. (3) This property maybe for sale or in the process of new ownership.., can't confirm but I did see it listed online. Just hoping that new ownership continues to keep it as a b&b, does not increase rates significantly making it less affordable and continues to make it a haven for nature preservation and for people this.

Be very conscious. When booking these people take your money and don't give it back. We put a…read moredeposit for a wedding. They told us we're gonna get it back in October of this year is gonna be two years and we haven't seen a dime

Super nice managers Chris and Sharon . Always available no matter what day or hour it is, and…read morealways make you feel warm and friendly .Clean facilities ,have nice laundry facilities, clubhouse , and affordable . Feel safe, quiet , security , never have to worry about your stuff getting stolen, great location close to everything . Thank you Chris and Sharon for being wonderful and great job in running this place .

Lived here for 5 years. Recently got new managers who got rid of our security and handyman. I used…read moreto feel safe, knowing we had security that constantly walked the park. We could call him anytime if we were concerned about anything. I don't feel secure anymore. I am an elderly woman, alone and unable to get out or around very easily. Only notification of new mgmt was a note that my daughter found on the ground. It did't mention getting rid of security or handyman. I found out about security when I called him to warn him of something. He told me that he and the handyman, who was very helpful, had been discontinued. I would have rated the park 5 stars before, but not anymore and am very unhappy with the decision to get rid of security and handyman.

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/.

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