If you need a short answer, Do go here. it is amazing…read more I don't usually go to motels because of all the bad things i hear about it. This motel was recommended by a sweet woman by the name of Lisa. Lisa is a known person in tombstone and so everyone knows her. I went on one of her tours, and my father and i wanted to stay the night since the gift shops and stuff were all closed when we arrived. (5:58pm) Her tour talks about the history of tombstone, I definitely recommend taking her tours ! $20 for a person each, $10 for children. Anywho, We had asked Lisa any recommendations to stay the night here, and the first thing she said was The Larian. Like I said, I do NOT go to motels whatsoever. A lot of them are not clean, there's bed bugs, and it's just chaos. Not here. When i check for bed bugs or even just bugs in general- I look. There was nothing. Not one single bug (Except for the little stinkers from outside that found their way in.) behind the bed, there's a bug trap. I don't know if that's normal, but When I saw that, I Knew I was good. There's working ac, and even though i didn't get a good pic of the room, it was colorful and had character. even the shower was neat! In conclusion, this place is awesome ! Please come here if you're ever visiting Tombstone!

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.

Worst place EVER. Dirty, 1 towel. I asked for another and they gave me a ratty towel that smelled…read morebad. What the heck. The sink was the worst thing I've ever seen. I stayed in some dives before but this place is the WORST! Not even.any hand towels or wash rags. If I get bit up I'm calling the health department. I think I may anyway. Must have changed ownership...

I was absolutely delighted with this little hotel! It is quaint, clean, rustic, in the right ways,…read moreand really comfortable! It is located, a block from the center of town, and yet there was no noise to deal with. And I was pleasantly surprised to walk into basically a two bedroom room! The main bedroom is part of the kitchen and sitting area, but there's a bedroom that you could close off from the outside noise if there was any. It is definitely cooler in the closed room because that's where the air conditioner is. It was perfect for two people who have differing ideas of what temperature they want. I would absolutely recommend this hotel.

Qaint place, with an old ranch feel. Rooms were clean, but basic. Excellent 360 views. There was a…read morecommon room to use and breakfast was a help yourself well stocked kitchen. Owner was friendly and accommodating. As an added bonus, his horses, dogs and even cow (that he rescued as orphan) were friendly to the point you needed to close your room door (in a good way). If you set your expectations that this is not a Hilton, you Will enjoy your stay. PS He even took us down to meet the new born piglets and got us fresh chicken and duck eggs to take home from his chicken coop....

Spent one night here with three of my friends so we could wine taste and not have to drive back to…read moreTucson. It was very clean but our room had a strong mildew smell, probably from age, the other room smelled better. Our bed was a rock but our neighbor's was softer, both comfortable in different ways. There is a self- serve aspect to the Breakfast part so not a typical B&B from my experience. The owner was extremely accommodating and worked with our schedule. It was too cold to wander at night but the stars were phenomenal. The animals were friendly and not intrusive. The rooms are equipped with a mini fridge and microwave. It has only three rooms but they are large. It was a nice escape and better than a small hotel room.

Wow! Talk about a 5 star stay. Service AMAZING, our check in lady was so sweet and accommodating…read more Cleanliness 10/10 our room was great. The Lodge is also pet friendly! We enjoyed the fire pits and they even sell S'mores kits for only $5 and even provide sticks! We booked same day and felt so lucky they had space to accommodate us. We hung out at the pool, it was cold but we still enjoyed ourselves, they had good seating and lounge chairs. You could rent bikes (I believe this is included, no charge) breakfast was included! And the view, wow that alone is breathtaking. When we come back to Tombstone we will definitely be staying here.

Perfect experience! Great customer service! Christopher and crew are amazing. Loved the fire pit…read moreand s'mores at night. Rooms were great! Really looking great! We will definitely stay there in the future.

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!

Rode 481 miles from San Diego and knew we wanted a place to rest our aching bodies…read more Picked a location that's just a few walking steps to the main drag. Last time we stayed here- it was at a property outside of town. When I inquired about availability- 3 weeks ago- I called directly and Carol answered the phone so early in the morning! When other properties had their voicemail activated. We were told we pay the day of arrival. And there are 2 options to pick from. Cash $85 or $95 on card!! No tvs in the rooms- but, there's a covered patio with tons of tables and chairs with a big screen tv. Heat lamp provided also. At least each room has it's own bathroom. Hot water runs quick and does the job! Gravel parking on 10th street.

I was disappointed in this business as it does not live up to the reviews I read prior to showing…read moreup. Here are the pros: clean bedding and clean bathroom. Cold a/c. Just a couple blocks from downtown. Cons: these are not queen beds, most likely they are doubles and are very old. They sag in the middle if you're sharing the bed. Bedding is old and not sure how old the "throw" pillows are but I don't get the feeling they get washed often. No TV, no radio, no clocks. Owners dog likes to jump on bed if you leave your door open. Although a/c is cold, they are old units with a lot of missing pieces. Bathroom had half used lotions and other supplies I refused to touch. Common area is pretty disappointing as well. Pic included. Pricing at around $100/night. Considering the lack of amenities, seems pretty steep.

We rented one of the 2 bedroom cottages for the Labor Day Weekend. First of all the place is so…read morequaint and clean, we loved it. Had everything we needed. The decor was awesome, matched the whole Tombstone vibe. Very affordable and the Manager was very sweet and welcoming. And on our last day we had the coolest visitor, a young deer came and hung out right by our kitchen door for the longest time.

Great cottages and very helpful manager. Cottages were very clean, organized and nicely decorated…read more I wish we would have been able to stay longer the place was so comfortable we felt like we were at home. We arrived late and most of the restaurants were already closing. The manager called the place she likes in town and they said send them over we will be happy to stay open for them. Would go back here whenever in the area.

We had an excellent time at RCR. The two bedroom two bath casita was spacious and modern, with a…read morewell stocked kitchen, beautiful bathrooms and super comfortable beds. The casita had beautiful mountain views, a spacious patio and convenient trail access. If I'm not staying with family locally, I'll always try tostay at RCR. Thanks Bill and Gretchen!

So, I'm conflicted writing this review. On the one hand, Rincon Creek Ranch and the farmhouse…read morecasita my family stayed in were AWESOME. On the other hand, I so loved the quiet relaxation I'd kind of like to keep the awesomeness to myself, so that way the place doesn't get overrun by a horde of people. For peace and quiet, beautiful scenery and tastefully appointed casitas literally next to Saguaro National Park (East) this is your best bet. The owners Gretchen & Bill are thoughtful and gracious hosts and they really thought of all the little details to make this a worthwhile experience. I recommend getting groceries at the Safeway on your way in because once you're there you won't want to leave the ranch! Yes, there is a dirt road going in.