Our family of twenty-six spent four wonderful days at the Painted Pony. It's a gorgeous facility in…read morea beautiful, isolated location. Lots of beautiful hikes nearby as well as horseback riding and the world class Chiracuaha Museum and Geronimo Event Center. Highly recommended!

From the owner: PPR is on over 750 beautiful high desert acres and has 5 buildings allowing us to accommodate…read moregroups of 30+ people. Our Guests are impressed with the quiet, peaceful, natural beauty of our location as well as our excellent accomodations. We are ideal for a Family Reunion, Wedding, or Company conference / retreat. We have hosted Family Reunions with lots of kids adding up to over 50 people. Wedding parties stay at the compound with guests renting from nearby lodging facilities allowing us to host one wedding with a little over 100 attendees. One of our regular visitors is an Astronomy club from Canada. We have also hosted a painting workshop, a few company retreats, a Biking Group, as well many family reunions. The PPR is a posh desert retreat in Rodeo, NM that was built as the exclusive getaway for a well-known Silicon Valley Software Entrepreneur. This is a great place to entertain large gatherings in the serenity and natural beauty of the NM high desert.

I love these hot springs. I've been here about 6 times now, each time bringing someone new…read more If you are looking a for fancy resort style space, this an isn't the one. Yet, it's really nice in its own ways. Cabins with bathrooms, kitchen space and more are available, options to fit 2 or more people. There are plenty of RV and camping vehicle life spaces with hook ups or not. One can choose any of the several tent sites too. And finally, the option for day soak is available if space is. I've done all three staying options and loved each one. Just prepare well bringing food, drinks and toiletries and you'll be set. There is a community kitchen with limited kitchen supplies for cooking like utensils, cups, plates and some cookware... but limited and also ever changing as its most donated / left. The clubhouse is spacious, lots of seating and space to be. A large fireplace is available. (Bring own fire wood for this or camping OR get some from them if available). There are community showers, bathrooms and laundry. The hot springs spaces have a clothing required, and separately, a clothing optional space. Plenty of tubs in each with a very hot, hot and mild option. There's lots of property to walk around, a little hill with a star gazing chair, labyrinth and decorated space. Peacocks roam around amongst other possible wild life. Everything feels well maintained and the staff is always kind. This time we stayed in campsite 46 which if your camping, is the best IMO

A little oasis resort with termal springs where you can unplug, unwind, and soak your stress away…read more It's got rustic charm and peaceful vibes. You can go for the day, or if you wish to spend the night, rent a cabin or reserve a RV or camping site. They've got both clothing-optional and clothing-required areas, with pools ranging from a cozy 95°F to a toasty 110°F. Not crowded on a holiday weekend in July, we were able to secure a campsite the day of. The lady at the front desk was very friendly. You do have to arrive and check in before the visitor center closes, and there is no one there at night if you have questions or need anything. We were told we'd have access to the courtyard by the visitor's center after hours, but the doors were locked. Not a huge deal. Didn't see any snakes, though I know they're around, but I did meet a few tarantulas and some whip scorpions (they won't bug you, just watch where you step). Cute and quirky little place to spend the night, and soaking in therapeutic water under the stars is

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!!!

If you're looking for a western getaway, I can't recommend Tombstone Monument Guest Ranch enough…read more The whole place feels nostalgic -- like you've stepped straight into the Old West. The views are phenomenal and the rooms were super clean and comfortable. The staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful from the moment we arrived. The western ambiance is spot on, and they even offer horseback riding for beginners and novice riders, which made it easy (and fun) for everyone to try. Breakfast was delicious, the bar is a great spot to wind down, and Saturday night they had an amazing live band that made the whole place come alive. Great people, great vibes, incredible views, and a really fun experience all around. Highly recommend if you want a little western adventure.

Amazing experience. The staff was so nice and friendly and helpful. The room was themed. They're…read moreall themed differently. The beds were so soft and the sheets were so soft. Breakfast was good and there's always hot water for tea and coffee available. There are ranch kitties!! Don't let them stay in your room haha. Horseback riding was cool. Unless you pay all inclusive, it's a separate charge. They offer 3 rides a day. Beginner, intermediate and advanced. They have a bar that opens at 3:30 and offer dinner as well. Would love to come back and stay more than 1 night.

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.

The Eldorado Hotel in Bisbee is an absolute gem. Family owned and full of heart, it offers the kind…read moreof warm, personal hospitality that makes you feel instantly welcome. The hotel itself is quaint, charming, and perfectly suited to Bisbee's artistic, historic vibe. The location couldn't be better--up above the town of Bisbee, yet still cozy and relaxing. One of our favorite experiences was sitting on the balcony, enjoying a drink while listening to the live music drifting up from the bars below. It truly captures the magic of Bisbee at night. A special tip: definitely get the add-on if you enjoy margaritas or champagne--it's a fun and thoughtful touch that elevates the stay. If you're looking for character, comfort, and genuine family hospitality in the heart of Bisbee, the Eldorado Hotel is the perfect choice. We can't wait to come back.

My birthday surprise involved staying at the El Dorado Suites Hotel, and I couldn't have been…read morehappier! When you stay here, you feel like you're at home. It's a very cozy, wholesome location that you can spend the day lounging in- once you're done exploring the town, of course. I stayed in a one-bedroom suite on the ground floor; it had a decently sized kitchen & living room, along with a front balcony that allowed me to sit on the porch by the main entrance. The kitchen was stocked with cooking supplies, a microwave, fridge (w/ a Brita filter) & a coffee machine. The living room included a small, electric fireplace that worked well in keeping the area toasty in January. There was also a sink that was placed outside the bathroom, so someone can wash their hands while another person does more private matters separately. The bedroom had a King-sized mattress, and a door that led to a backyard where you can sit while looking at a painting of 'Virgin de Guadalupe.' When you enter the hotel, you're more than likely to not encounter any staff, since they leave everything you need for your stay in a slot on a large counter. You can't miss this spot; it is to the right when you first walk in- passed the staircase. If you do need help for any reason though, the office is right next to the counter labeled, "STAFF ONLY." This was a new way of doing customer service for me, which I really liked, and I hope to find other hotels that can manage this system. The location is beautiful and gives a sense that you're not in a bustling city like Los Angeles, but a more relaxed vibe that some people may long to have back, before the days where taking selfies became the norm. It's almost like the townspeople know each other as good friends, as you hear their laughter from the hotel, and the guitar music they play at local bars. Bisbee is known as a town revived by hippies, so that's a big part of its charm. You can watch a comedy show, visit the historical museum, go on a ghost tour, or explore the mountains at the Queen Mine Tour- all within walking distance! I couldn't find much wrong about the hotel or Bisbee in general, except for one major thing...those darn streets! Specifically, I'm talking about the street you have to drive up to park by the hotel. If you plan to drive here, then get ready for some narrow pathways. I was always worried being in the car and another vehicle would be driving the opposite direction. Don't be fooled by those "two-way street" signs, those paths are NOT capable of having two cars on one road. When I left the hotel, I ran to the bottom of the street to make sure nobody would driving up to block our car. The difficulty driving to the hotel can be a hinderance, so I wouldn't recommend staying here if you have serious issues walking up & down hills or anxiety over fighting over a slim street. Otherwise, if you're looking for a break from this busy world of ours, then going to Bisbee and staying at the El Dorado Suites Hotel will ease your nerves and let you enjoy the simple things in life.

After five days backpacking in the Gila Wilderness, we stayed here for just one night. I'm sorry…read morewe couldn't stay longer. The rustic cabins are fun and cozy and comfortable. This place is super relaxing. Side review: Don't miss the steaks at the Buckhorn, just down the road.

We first stayed at this location when the cabins were originally opened. The facilities are…read moreshowing some wear and tear given their age. Unquestionably the cabins are charming and well located. Having lived near by, we know why there must be rules, particularly when operating in the forest, but I don't remember the long list of do's and don't passed out and posted when checking in as they were this time. The one thing not mentioned was housekeeping. There was no housekeeping for the 3 nights we stayed. Not sure what their policy is on this? We will still likely return.

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.

Wonderful local bar. Really good food. Their ribs were great! They have Luna Rosa wine too, and…read moreawesome service. Walking distance from the Murray.

My friend and I shared the Asian Salad. It was big enough for two people…read more It was super tasty. Cute atmosphere too. I recommend.