At check in we were greeted by a great guy - Patrick! Who lives on the property. He gave us great…read morerecommendations on what to do, where to eat and even coffee samples. The hotel is very accessible to everything in Old Town Bisbee and it was great to be able to leave the car in their parking lot and walk. I do recommend if you have trouble getting up/down stairs to pick a room on the 1st floor. We picked a room on the 3rd floor, in a corner and was perfect. The front looked over the town but the bedroom was in the back. Very spacious and quiet at night despite being near the bars. The rooms are set up like apartments- there's a full, well stocked kitchen (stove, fridge,utensils, even a water filtration jug!). Toiletries included in the bathroom. Lots of closet space. Check out my video for a tour of our room. Will definitely stay here again. Ahh! And the food recommendations given by Patrick were followed and 10/10 will also go back there again!

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.

I'm gonna go on the record with a controversial opinion: Copper Queen is over-hated because it's a…read morehistoric building set in the middle of steep and hostile terrain. You have to climb a hill every time you go to the parking lot. The elevator didn't work during my trip, and judging by the reviews before my own, it probably won't work for you, either. You might have to climb 3 flights of stairs every time you need to go to your room. Yes, the air is thinner--this is about the same elevation as Prescott, or Denver. If you can brave these conditions, you will be rewarded! The atmosphere is as good as it gets, and you really feel like you've been sent back in time. There are so many cool, communal areas--a bar on the first floor, a lounge with a working piano on the second. You'll even find a balcony with some seating and one of the best views in town. It's in the center of downtown, and walking distance from almost anywhere around here you'd want to go. Not to say there isn't any room for improvement. The weather is splendid most of the year, I'm sure, but this uniquely scorching summer overpowered their antiquated AC in the middle of the day. I don't like the old-timey bathtub with the 360 curtain, but I have to admit that it looks cool. There's room for some sort of shelf in the bathroom, but I guess they never got around to that. The inconveniences are forgivable, and if you don't dwell on them so much it really helps immerse you into a sense of rugged Southwestern history.

The staff here could not be more hostile! Even though the hotel was deserted...( I never saw…read moreanother guest) I was assigned a small, dark, room facing an air shaft-with a bed that sat on an aluminum fame no headboard and no internet. What a miserable experience and it soured my whole trip, so much so that I left after one uncomfortable night and went home. It's a non smoking hotel, but the front desk staff sits outside the front door and smokes. When we came back to the hotel after dinner they offered an upgraded room for us to move to. The hostility we felt at check in, the apathy ...the lack of welcoming we experienced was unlike anywhere else I've ever been. Not ONCE were we made to feel welcome. So we left and were told we would not receive a refund for the 2nd night that we did not use- Stay away from this place!

Dropped in for an after-dinner drink and had a blast. Bartenders were great, atmosphere was so fun,…read moreand the cocktail menu was impressive. A worthwhile stop!

I have fond memories of this place from 21 years ago when my husband and I arrived in the area and…read moreI got my first post-army job teaching in Bisbee. We would meet here on Fridays fir beer and chat with the many Cochise College instructors who hung out here. Back then the bar served no food. I was the first real craft beer bar in the area, wirh 18 beers on tap. Owners have changed hands a few times since and a kitchen now serves hot meals. The bar is historic and smells of musty western history. I walked on on a Tuesday night and ordered a chicken parmegan sandwich and a beer. I was told it would be a 25-minute wait. My server was efficient and polite. It was more like a 40-minute wait but it came out hot. Bread had a slight vinegary aftertaste and didnt have enough zest, but it was still good. Beer and sandwich came to $21 plus tax and tip.

Clean, spacious, affordable, great hospitality, pet friendly, close to activities, great snacksread more

Spent a couple nights here recently while in town. Made reservations through the hotels website,…read moreand had a issue with the site. Called the hotel directly and the front desk was very helpful and gracious getting me squared away before arrival. Truly exceptional customer service. Went above and beyond to make our stay worthwhile and feel welcomed. Checking in was simple and the hotel office is located just in front and below the hotel entrance. This small all suite boutique hotel is very comfortable, with only a handful of well appointed rooms and within walking distance of most all the restaurants and retail shops in the downtown Bisbee area. It never felt crowded. Stayed in suite 105, a large space with two king bed rooms and a single bathroom. Full kitchen and dining area, with a large living room and rooftop private balcony. Comfortable beds, and an albeit old shower it worked well. The kitchen was great for our needs that evening and especially the next morning making coffee and a little breakfast before our departure. A quiet, secure, comfortable hotel that makes you feel welcome. The space was very large and on the main floor so no real stairs or elevator once in the building. However, accessing the entrance does require stairs so its not a zero step entry establishment. 4.5 Stars rounded up for the stellar front desk and customer services staff 01171

Love Bisbee and this was our first stay at Canyon Rose…read more We were able to get a late check in - which was super convenient! Room was exactly as described! Clean! Heater worked perfectly! There are window AC units which will be awesome on hot summer days. It was super close walking distance to the Gulch! I hope to stay again next time we go to visit! Maybe next time for a longer visit.

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.

Amazing place to stay!…read more My family recently stayed here while attending a local wedding and we're so glad we found this spot. It came recommended to us by a friend who had family in that lived in the area and it turned out to be THE BEST place to stay! The location was perfect and so convenient for exploring the city and coming back for a refreshing evening. It's walking distance to practically everything. The room itself was also so cute and comfortable. Compared to the generic hotel experience, this was such a breath of fresh air. If we come back to explore, I anticipate my family will do whatever they can to stay here again. We definitely lucked out.

The location of this Inn was perfect, right on the main street. They have dedicated parking spots…read moreright under the rooms as well. The bed was comfortable and the room was as pictured on the website. They also had a complimentary bottle of wine as well. The balcony was cool but the seats on it weren't comfortable. My complaint was that we were woken up at a very early hour by our loud neighbors (the people staying in the room next to us upstairs). They even started blaring music. We finally had to go next door and ask them to lower the music. This kind of ruined the stay since it went on so long and we barely got any sleep.

We stayed at the Oliver House during April of 2022. The rooms are extremely well-priced, and…read morethey're located within walking distance of Main St in Bisbee, which makes it walkable from bars in the evening. The view of Bisbee is beautiful, the rooms and bathrooms were clean, Wi-Fi is available, breakfast and coffee are free, and other guests were super nice and willing to make friends. Tricia, the host, was beyond friendly and accommodating. She made us free coffee and breakfast while we were there and gave us recommendations for what to do during the day. There's an outdoor piano on the patio which was a nice surprise, as well as two very friendly, adorable dogs. In addition to the outdoor patio, there's a patio on the second floor with a couch and bed. Super cool space. If you're looking for a fun, quirky place to stay in Bisbee where you can meet friends and explore downtown Bisbee, this is a great option. We'll definitely be returning.

So we went for an experience and we got ours. . Rooms are nice and you have all the simple…read morenecessities. Really had to giggle about having a real water closet. So we seemed to have a little girl spirit with us in room 13 which was weird because there were supposed to be others . Constance hung out at foot of bed according to our SLS camera. She played with our cat balls even knocking one on floor. It was great..not sure who was outside the window?

First visit to Bisbee and we stayed here for one night. Room was large and very clean. I love…read morethat they give you menus to local restaurants do you can decide before you go. Windows open which I love when it's 55 degrees!!! It's on the corner so you do hear a lot of traffic however they provided earplugs. While getting ready for bed I noticed a spider on the ceiling. There was no way I could reach it and I wasn't going to sleep with it above my head. I called the night manager and she sent her husband to fix it with in 10 minutes. They both very polite and friendly I did not make me feel like I was crazy to call them and midnight. Our room has a small refrigerator and microwave which was a nice touch. The only other thing is that once the sun came out this morning we were awake. With six large windows, sunshine streaming in so take a sleep mask if you aren't an early bird! We will be back!

We stayed in room #5 and it was largely a disaster. Note:…read morethis "hotel" has zero front desk and no on-sight personnel except when the morning cleaning crew arrives. In that respect it would be much more transparent to describe this as a 5-room AirBnb. Also, all rooms are on the second floor via a steep-ish, narrow staircase - Bisbee charm! We arrived around 10p on a Friday evening. Emailed instructions with the front door 4-digit deadbolt code and separate 4-digit room code were easy to follow. We texted their listed contact # regarding parking (since a lot was mentioned but not pictured) and we never got a response. We luckily found street parking not too far away. The room was 68° so we turned the thermostat to 74° and heard the wall-mounted (gas) furnace fire up (see pic). There was the characteristic smell of dust burning and we thought this might be the first lighting of the furnace on this first cool fall day. About 2 minutes later the ceiling-high fire alarm went off. There was zero smoke, and no smoke smell either. Panicked we thought maybe it was the carbon monoxide sensor that was going off (we couldn't determine what two types of sensors were mounted by the 15 foot ceiling). So we texted their number again (as instructed in the welcome email) that the fire alarm was going off. My wife also dialed their emergency number but got no answer. I decided to kill the furnace, open a window, turn a fan on and hope that none of our four neighbors in this five room "hotel" would be awakened. After an agonizingly loud 2-3 minutes the siren finally stopped. Still no response to our texts. Fast forward to our evening shower. The main water handle was loose and suddenly fell off after just two turns (see video!) It was close to the "hot" setting so we took fast showers. With considerable effort I was able to push the handle on just far enough to get the valve to turn the water off. After that harrowing experience we decided not to shower in the morning. Speaking of mourning Lol - still no responses to the parking text or the fire alarm text. By then we felt there was no point in mentioning the shower valve fiasco. One other issue was that there were two USED towels hanging on different hooks behind the door (see vid). What the...?! To be fair, the hotel and room #5 are charming (see pics). The huge windows overlooking the street and bringing in light were super nice (except for the one left totally unlocked). The beds were medium in terms of firmness and both had a slight sag dead-center (I'm 160 and she's 115). Sheets were crisp/clean and nicely tucked tight. The closet is small but perfectly functional. No safe though.

We stopped in to rest our legs and get a bite to eat…read more Our Bar Tender/Hotel Front Desk Attendant Carley was friendly, personable, and poured a generous scotch! The food was great (Fries Chicken Sandwich, Jalapeño Poppers, and Mozzarella Sticks), and perfectly satisfied our needs. Our conversation was great, and continued while she bounced around helping other patrons. We had a great experience, and will return the next time we are in town!

This hotel is not as good as it used to be. My husband, sister in law and I stayed here for two…read morenights in October. We had last stayed here about ten years ago, and this was probably our third or fourth visit over the past 25 years. The hotel has a fantastic location allowing guests to walk to the wonderful restaurants and shops in downtown Bisbee. As usual, we booked the Captains Suite. This suite occupies an old street level storefront two doors down from the hotel's bar. The bar serves as the hotel checkin and lobby. (More than ten years ago there was at least one other street level suite, a cowboy-themed suite. More than 10 years ago we saw some upstairs hotel rooms with different fun decoration themes.) The Captains Suite is a spacious suite with a large common area, two bedrooms and one bath. It is decorated in a fun way with a mariners' theme. I like the ship's figurehead, the model boats, life preservers, fishing nets, paintings of ships, old nautical maps, etc. The suite's common area has a large table with 6 chairs, a sofa, end table, a small fridge, a TV cabinet, etc. My husband's and my bedroom had bedside tables with good reading lights on each side of the bed. The problem with both bedrooms was that the mattresses were worn out, too soft and close to uncomfortable. We enjoyed visiting the hotel's bar which is two doors away from the Captains Suite. We had drinks there and enjoyed the ambiance. A bartender told us that the hotel recently closed its kitchen and decided to expand its musical stage, which we saw under construction. The bartender said that you can order food while you are in the bar and someone will bring it from a restaurant across the street. We decided it would be easier to just go to the restaurant. I think the restaurant is Taqueria Outlaw. The hotel bartender told us that the husband and wife who own the hotel are very interested in music and each belong to two or more bands. Their interest in music is reflected in the fact that the bar provides music at night. There is a sign in the bar that music (probably live?) can play in the bar until 10:00 pm. Our two night stay in the Captains Suite took place on a Wednesday and Thursday in mid October. I did not enjoy listening to the music coming from the bar. It was not relaxing. Thankfully, the music ended promptly at 10:00 pm both nights, as advertised by a sign in the bar. However, I don't like listening to other people's music when I am trying to relax in a hotel room. I would have preferred that the music ended at 8:00 pm or maybe 9:00 pm. However, that is a business decision made by the hotel owners. On the past occasions we stayed at this hotel I don't recall a hearing music while in the Captains Suite, but maybe I just forgot. Another problem with our stay in the Captains Suite is that we could not get the TV to work. We forgot to tell management about the problem with the TV. I was not interested in watching TV, but my sister-in-law wanted to watch and was disappointed. The room was clean. When we requested more towels, we got them. There is convenient free public parking across the street

We stayed 2 nights. We loved the historic charm and especially the common area with the lanterns…read more We had a lazy afternoon and watched a VHS movie in the theater. The hotel room itself was cozy and clean. Definitely recommend!

The rooms were clean and everything worked which was good. Room was small by today's standards,…read morebut this place is old and actually in really good shape for its age. The decor and atmosphere were great. The common area is fun. I felt bad as previous guests have broken some of the antique furniture. Easy to walk to the shops and restaurants and parking was easy. The AC in the room was quiet and worked great! The shower was nice and hot and pressure was good. Room has its own bath.