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John H.

Every room has been completely and carefully renovated. My wife and I stayed here and visited Superior with a Local First Arizona tour group, and we loved it. While you can still see the historical features and beauty of the property, it does not require that you suffer by using antiquated facilities. The bathrooms are updated and spotless, the service is friendly and it's in the heart of everything going on in Superior - and just feet from a terrific canyon hiking trail!

Melissa W.

I love this hotel. My husband and I got married on the roof and had our reception in the tea room and were treated like royalty. Everyone from the owner to the wait staff are the kindest people and treat you like family. I couldn't have asked for a better place to begin our new lives together. The views from the roof are spectacular with the cliffs surrounding this historic building. The building has been meticulously restored and still a has modern feel to it. The bathtubs are nice and long and you will just feel like you're at home. Such a beautiful place to retreat to and feel like you're in a simpler time. Thank you to everyone who made our day and our stay s here so perfect

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Cedar Hills Bed & Breakfast - Shared living room - feels like home.

Cedar Hills Bed & Breakfast

(2 reviews)

$$$

I came out to Arizona to visit my mom for Mother's Day weekend. My mom had business in the Globe…read morearea (she lives in Eloy) so the plan was to stay in her RV. Then the RV started to have plumbing issues and we both knew we wouldn't be able to stay in the RV for 1 more night. Someone suggested we stay at Cedar Hill Bed & Breakfast. I'm so glad that we did! I can not say enough good things about Cedar Hill. The whole house is kept up very well. I love the decor, many things in the home seem to be original like the bath tub and some light fixtures, etc. It was a charming place to stay. The owner is very friendly and welcoming. I felt like we were staying with someone my family has been friends with for ages. At night we drank wine out front on the porch swing and had great conversation. In the morning we sat out in the backyard and enjoyed the sunshine with our coffee and a things to nosh on. I would definitely recommend this Bed & Breakfast. It's perfect for a mother and daughter get away, a couple looking to get away, a single guy or gal (on an adventure, road trip, or business), even a small family who is looking to stay at a home away from home. I took the liberty of taking many photos around the first floor. Check this place out!

My girlfriend and I stayed here at the end of May during a motorcycle trip around Arizona. We…read morearrived in the evening and after a tour from our lovely host, Linda, who publishes a local paper, we walked down to the old Main St., which was 1/2 a block away and filled with great old buildings. We found a local market close by and got a bottle of wine, which we drank on the charming front porch while hanging out with the cat, to relax after a day of riding. The spacious old house was really cool and clean and I felt as if we were staying at some forgotten cousin's place. Homey in a good way! There was nice art on the wall and good books on the shelves. We slept well, had a little breakfast in the morning and were on our way. It was a nice experience, a good deal, and I would stay there again!

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General Kearny Motel & Event Center

(4 reviews)

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First off I would like to say THANK YOU SO MUCH to Angela and the GKI staff for providing amazing…read moreservice before, during and after our Son and Bride's wedding. From the beginning stages of planning their wedding Angela offered upped many suggestions to help make the day special, from where to have hair and make up done, staging of lights, chairs and tables.....etc. all the details required to make a wedding day run smoothly. Fernando ( maintenance man) was available to help in setting up and taking down lights and prepping the courtyard. Alicia ensured the bar was set up and properly stocked (very important) and the kitchen ready for the caterers. The day of the wedding was absolutely amazing and Angela was checking in throughout the event and did a follow up call the next day, great customer services. The GKI has the best views and such a comfortable feel for hosting a wedding. I would highly recommend the GKI venue and call Angela to make your event extra special.

Worst god damn place I've ever stayed in my life! If it wasn't for work making us stay here I would…read morehave left. I worked overnight while out there and after a 14 hour shift never any hot water not even like warm! The freezing water that did come out trickled out like a kinked water hose! All the staff knew we worked overnights but did that keep housekeeping from walking in our rooms 3 hours after we tried to goto sleep nope not once but three times!

Belle-Aire Motel

Belle-Aire Motel

(15 reviews)

We drove from Kansas City to San Diego and back and stayed in 12 different hotels, so we're…read morecomparing them all. We stayed one night in room 23 for $72.93, which was slightly below average price for the trip. HE: Globe is a small mining town in Arizona. SHE: Yes, and the Belle-Aire is clearly an independently owned little motel. Not a chain. HE: The guy at the desk was very nice, very pleasant. SHE: We were staying right behind the office and separated a little bit from the rest of the Motel. This one was it seemed to be attached to their home. Which only made it a little bit weird because there was a door in our room. It was locked, and there was no door knob, at least on our side, and there was a little nightstand in front of it, but It seemed kind of odd. HE: It was more of an access panel that might have gone to a utility room or something. SHE: Okay, but it's a full size opening HE: It didn't have a doorknob, didn't have a door. SHE: It had padlock that we couldn't lock because we didn't have the key. HE: It seem more like an access panel to a utility area. SHE: Okay, so anyway, it's a small room, which isn't a problem. If we were kind, we'd call it cozy. If we weren't kind, we'd leave. I think the space wasn't used terribly well, though. HE: Well, let's just get right to it. My favorite part of the motel was the robotic shower. The thing had seven different shower settings? I liked the waterfall setting myself. Although I do think it was placed six inches to a foot too high because two of them blasted straight into my face. SHE: Choose your own shower adventure. Hopefully there's a picture of that. Do you want to keep talking about the shower? HE: I could talk about it all day. SHE: I was a little concerned about the possible cleanliness because there were hard water stains on the shower head, HE: Yeah, the shower could use a good scrub down. SHE: It wasn't really filthy or anything, it was just ready for cleaning day. I wore my waterproof slides Into the shower because I wasn't sure about the shower floor. But the thing that got me was a little container thing. It doesn't have a top, so I guess it's sort of a shelf. It looked kind of grimy. It really needs a cleaning. So that made me very concerned about the cleanliness of the rest of the shower. HE: The sheets were very soft. Hardwood floors. SHE: I have now learned not to go barefoot on hardwood floors in hotels. Your feet get filthy. HE: I prefer carpet. SHE: It has a big picture window facing the sunrise. There are blackout curtains but be careful about where those seams are. A tiny bit of sun went right in my face in the morning and woke me up. HE: There's a refrigerator. SHE: The freezer didn't freeze the ice packs overnight, but they're cold. HE: There's a microwave we didn't use. SHE: I used the microwave. HE: Oh, you did? SHE: Oh yeah, it worked. HE: There's a flat screen TV mounted in the corner above all that, but we didn't use that either. SHE: There was only one nightstand, and it was the smallest nightstand I've ever seen in my life. HE: Well, they've gotten some cheap furnishings to fill the place up. SHE: There's really shabby drawers that are made of cloth, and they're falling apart. There's a cheap lamp that is falling apart. They need better quality furnishings. It did have two power outlets and USB ports. HE: The desk table did not have any outlets. There was a power strip hanging behind the refrigerator, I guess so that the TV cord could reach it, but I didn't touch it because it looked precarious. SHE: There were a couple of outlets in the bathroom. HE: It's funny how that's become so important. SHE: Again, very few surfaces. No surfaces, really. There was the desk, which was a decent sized desk, but that was it. There was not even any bathroom counter. There's no place in the bathroom to put anything, HE: It's right by a busy road, but it's quiet. SHE: Neighborhood? HE: Shrug, I have no idea. There's nothing there. Our room did have a little porch with a chair so you can sit outside, SHE: There were a couple of stairs, but they were very steep. HE: We got to park right in front of the door, so that was nice. They had a little lounge area nearby If you want to sit outside. It wasn't very inviting though.

We decided to stay here as we had an early day the next morning and came all the way from Phoenix…read more Upon driving in, you can tell there is a lot of work needed. Overgrown grass, broken fence, etc. This was expected, and I had read other reviews mentioning it. We gave it a try since it was in a good location and very affordable. The check-in was easy, and the front desk staff was nice. Pros- Good price, the room was clean and had no carpet (Im not a fan of carpet), had a mini fridge and microwave and toiletries. The cons- a/c didn't really cool the room that well (I woke up sweating and had to mess with the a/c). Water in the shower never got warm or hot, and although it does have a nice rain shower, it was leaking water everywhere. Also, the outside needs a lot of work. All in all, it wasn't a horrible experience but probably will stay elsewhere next time.

GreenTree Inn & Suites - Suite #215 Nice

GreenTree Inn & Suites

(48 reviews)

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We stumbled upon this hotel after dark and couldn't find it--the map kept taking us to the BACK…read moreside of the hotel Once we finally found our way in, we were greeted by the nicest hotel clerk! She was so friendly and welcoming. The hotel is really nice, clean, comfortable, and has all the accommodations you could think of. So glad we stumbled upon this place. If you're ever in Florence, Arizona, this hotel is definitely a must!

The green tree was supposed to lower our rate due to how awful our experience was and it was not…read morelowered. I would like to speak to a representative immediately about a refund. When we got to the hotel, we are greeted by the rudest front desk staff I've ever dealt with in my life. We asked her if we could have a room with a bathtub in it and she said all the rooms only had showers. We get to the room and lo and behold... it had a bathtub. We asked her where we could find a bar or restaurant and her exact response was to tell me twice to "google it". Absolutely unacceptable as we found out from another desk attendant later that they have a whole binder full of restaurants to guide people to. When we got to the room in the bathroom, the light was strobing extremely bright light that was very off putting. After several minutes, it wouldn't stop so I had to go downstairs to ask her to fix it. The same girl said "what do you expect me to do?" I expect you to send Maintenance or something to fix the room. We couldn't even stay in the bathroom. It was so bad. She said Maintenance had left for the day and moved us rooms. The new room had knife marks in the curtain that had been duct taped, a dead grasshopper on the floor and the fridge spoiled all of our food that we specifically got Xtra for takeout. We asked for more body towels and they brought us the ones you set on the floor to step on. Once we came home the last night the hallway smelled like a sewer, and we walked in to the dead grasshopper on we went downstairs to talk to someone about our horrible experience and she told us to take something from the snack station on the house. We were then later charged for that on my card! We also told her about everything that had happened and she said she lowered tour rate to the lowest amount it could be and that we would be charged less than our booking, but that was never changed and we were charged the exact amount that it had been at the beginning. She had also told me that Jackie the manager would call me to speak about my horrible experience but again none of that ever happened. I am very upset about this hotel and the lies they told me about refunding me and that they would call.

Hotel Magma - hotels - Updated October 2026

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