Over the holidays my family and I took the Copper Spike. It was a very fun experience. I was able…read moreGlobe, AZ and the mines from a new perspective, which is saying something since I have spent 18 years (and numerous holidays after I moved away) there. The staff are fantastic, the food is good, it is reasonably priced, and it is a worthwhile experience. I would recommend it to everyone looking from something fun to do in Globe.

Stayed at the hideaway. Super quiet and cozy. Love the place. I would love to go back for a visit.read more

Amazing stay in Superior in this beautiful tiny home! The owners have not only done an incredible…read morejob decorating it, but they've really thought of every amenity to make you comfortable. My favorite part was the spectacular views of the mountains. Loved having coffee and just enjoying the sunset from the front porch. The owners also run a jeep tour in town which are a blast. Walking distance to superior main street. Absolutely the best way to experience superior!

All we needed to do was dump our tanks and fill up our water. The attendant was very nice and we…read morewere able to get the job done quickly and easily.

We decided on a last minute trip last Saturday. In the morning I called Gila County RV Park to see…read moreif they had any openings. I spoke with Lois. She was very nice and accommodating. Since, it was so last minute, there was only space in the lower park. It did not have showers, but we could go across the street to the upper park if we cared to use the shower facilities there. The lower park worked out well. We could easily walk to Historical Downtown Globe from there. The park was clean and well kept. We had a wonderful time in our first adventure to Globe!

First time at Chrysocolla Inn in Globe, Arizona. What a charming and beautiful bed and breakfast!…read moreIt has a very rich history that extends back to Territorial Arizona. Very well maintained and clean with many common foyer and gathering areas. There are six bedroom suites. I stayed in the Turquoise Room. I have stayed at old hotels before in Arizona, and this one is one of the best historic properties if looking for that Old Arizona Charm. Just stayed the night and it has been very comfortable and quiet. Noah has been an exceptional and very kind host. I will be back to this beautiful property. Will also plan to try the breakfast on my next stay in Globe, Arizona.

My husband, sister-in-law and I stayed in this bed and breakfast for two nights in two rooms. This…read morewas the first time my husband and I ever stayed in a bed and breakfast. It was a very positive experience. Holly owns this huge historic house, and she renovated it. We met Holly but had more contact with Noa. Noa's partner is Holly's cousin. Each morning Noa cooked us delicious full breakfasts. The breakfasts had quiche/frittata/flatbread made with eggs and veggies. One day we also had blueberry muffins and English muffins. There was fresh fruit salad. The breakfasts more than enough to satisfy our appetites. Noa is an excellent creative cook. See attached photos. The first morning we had breakfast in a delightful breakfast room with windows on three sides. We looked out onto lovely lush vegetation. We had our choice of coffee or various kinds of tea. I loved sitting in this room. We would arrive early, drink coffee and read the newspaper before Noa arrived to make breakfast. The next morning we had breakfast at a very large wood dining room table that could easily have sat 20 people. This room had French doors that opened into a patio with tables and chairs. When we were there a small wedding party was taking photos on one of the outdoor patios. There are additional common spaces. There was a sitting room with chairs and books on the same ground floor as the sunny breakfast room, dining room, and kitchen. There is also a small lobby one floor up on street level next to the front door. (The building is on a hill). One afternoon we went back to the sunny cheerful breakfast room and sat there to read. The on-the-street parking is free, safe and easy to obtain. The bed and breakfast is very conveniently located on a quiet street on a small hill about two blocks from downtown. For dinner we walked to the restaurants downtown on the main street. We conveniently arrived on a First Friday of the month. There was a small celebration a couple blocks away on main street. There was a band in the afternoon or early evening (which we missed) and some craft vendors and at least one food vendor. We bought some cookies there. Every guest room in this bed and breakfast is different. Our room and my sister-in-law's room were on the second floor near eachother. There were two staircases to reach the second floor, and a quaint little sitting area in between. The decor in our room was cute. Our room had two comfortable double beds. One bed had a bedside table with a foot high reading lamp. Due to space limitations the other bed did not have a bedside table or bedside reading lamp. There was a small chandelier over that bed. The room had good lighting. However, I would have liked a bedside lamp so I could read at night without disturbing my husband. Our bathroom was huge. It had both a shower and a claw foot tub. There was a sink in the bathroom and another small sink in the bedroom. We used the tub for storage. During our visit there was no ice available that I could find. The kitchen fridge had a water dispenser but the ice dispenser was broken when we visited. An appliance repair person was planned. Our room and my sister-in-law's room had individual wall air conditioners. We had the Amethyst room. We put a few sodas in the kitchen refrigerator since our room did not have a mini fridge. Management did not complain that we took up a little space in that fridge. When we eventually return to Globe, I would like to stay here.

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!

Downtown Globe is a small strip of historic buildings and you can walk it 15-20 minutes without…read morestopping. There are saloons, restaurants, antique stores and speciality shops. There is nothing fancy, but it's a nice discovery to learn about the history about the town. I went on a Sunday and many stores are closed. It was a good day excursion to check out the antique stores and I left happy that I bought a cute trinket. Overall, it was a enjoyable getaway.

It has been two years since I went to Globe and I am very impressed with what has changed, for the…read morebetter. Small specialty stores, antiques and local restaurants are a reason to make this historic town a day trip or more destination. Hotel prices are reasonable so you can use this as a center to visit many wonderful destinations. The staff member at the Chamber of Commerce/visitor center was very helpful and have me a list of upcoming festivals so I can plan my next trip back! Can't wait!

This B&B is a real treasure. We stayed here for a girls getaway and could not have enjoyed…read moreourselves more. Rosalie was the perfect host. She greeted our party at the door, and gave us a small tour of the school. Our room was a beautiful converted classroom, and we had fun making art on the chalkboard. The food was great, and the atmosphere appropriately spooky. A great place to stay in a cute little town We are already planning our next trip back.

Simply the best bed and breakfast experience ever…read more Greeted graciously at the door by the owner, it was a step back in time, marked by strong cement stairs, beautiful wood floors, and amazingly spacious room. Sleeping in #8, our room made us feel like king and queen! Breakfast, served promptly @ 8:30, consisted of coffee, juice, fluffy quiche, bacon, croissant, and fresh fruit. Conversation at the table with other guests was pleasant. Given the atmosphere & views from our room, the price point was very reasonable. We walked around the converted school for a few minutes once we checked out and saw even more photo ops atop the hill. Don't miss out!