Gabby was my server at Bisbee Breakfast Club. Very personable, accommodated my request to be seated…read moreaway from AC. Kept the hot coffee coming with a smile! My Pancake Sammy was hot and served with 15 min of my arrival. I'll return to this restaurant, and thanks to Gabby for her smile and welcoming personality! Best,Barb Staten

Absolutely beautiful and rustic venue for an event. The grounds lend themselves for a large or…read moresmall intimate soiree! The setting alone will capture amazing photos any time of year! The venue utilizes a caterer who does an excellent job of serving and the cuisine the bride selected was delicious! Loved the site and the wedding last night!

This place, this beautiful, gorgeous place, is magical…read more The grounds are so serene and relaxing, sprawling across 4 acres of land. There are so many nooks where you can sit and just relax. Whether it be in the courtyard, by the coy pond, by the outdoor fireplace, or on your balcony viewing the mountains, you just can't go wrong. The interior is total Spanish style with wood beams, satillio (sp) flooring, adobe walls and an adobe fireplace. If you need somewhere where you can just stop, turn everything off, shut down, and reconnect with you and what is really important, this truly is the place to do it. Also, Tubac, itself is just a gem and a great little spot to visit for a day or two. But once you get to the Secret Garden chances are you probably will just want to open a bottle of wine and kick your feet up, and breath. The End.

Stayed here on a 4-day visit to Tubac to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It's a very quiet…read moreproperty tucked away just a short walk away from the main part of Tubac. The unit was clean, spacious, quiet, well-maintained, tastefully-furnished, and comfortable, with little touches here and there that made it feel "homey". The staff was instantly and positively responsive when there was a maintenance issue. We would definitely return on our next visit to Tubac.

I've heard of Lake Patagonia and for a belated birthday present. My husband took us to go kayaking…read morein the lake. Living in Tucson it takes just under two hours to drive from where we are to get to Patagonia State Park. The Ranger station opens at 8 AM and it was $20 to Park for the day. Due to mismatch schedules, we went on a Monday and in Tucson. It was in 105F and the escape from the heat was a great plus. Around the lake is an area for swimmers and Kayak launching in a separate space in a different area to launch boats for people going fishing. There are multiple campsites available for tent, camping and RV camping. In addition to dry cabins in Rose with A shared restroom area and showers available. There are multiple picnic areas and a large ramada available for the swimmers and kayakers. They were a generous number of restrooms available where we were. When we arrived employees were cleaning the restrooms and trash was being dumped. In coming on a Monday, the grounds were tidy. If you're bringing children to like Patagonia, they want them wearing life fest and they have a limited number of free life fess available for people that are gonna be in boats or kayaks. We had everything we needed to have a wonderful experience. We took advantage of the picnic tables to inflate our Kayak and it didn't ever feel like a crowded experience. We were able to have a peaceful three hours of enjoyment.

This is a great location for outdoor enthusiasts. They have a nice birding trail and they…read moresometimes lead guided tours. The traffic gets a little congested during weekends in the summer, and there is a slight discount for visiting on weekdays. I thought the admission price at $25 was steep, in comparison to what other states are charging around the country. They don't take American Express, so I had to go 20 miles for an ATM machine. Prices were high in the market concession, and I didn't see any pricing. They charged $8 for a 19.9 oz of Coconut Water, which is at least a 100% markup. I was impressed that they offered free WiFi down by the lakefront, unfortunately it wasn't working.

We stayed at De Anza while looking for a home in the area. After two weeks, I have to say I am sad…read moreto leave. The people here are so friendly. The dog park is the largest I've seen in an RV park. Everyone comes with dogs who are having just as much fun as their owners. Dogs play while the owners bond. De Anza is next to Central Pet, a training and boarding facility, so you will hear dogs barking from there. The area is beautiful. Look out and there are mountains you could almost touch. The sky goes on forever. It is breathtaking. The whole park is well cared for and clean. It used to be a dog race track, so the building is large, with restaurant, meeting rooms, workout room, pool, hot tub, and laundry facilities. De Anza has new showers and bathrooms. The sites are gravel and level and there's enough room between rigs for some privacy. This is just a nice rv park. The downside is the noise from I-19 and the fact that it's a bit far from Tucson. But if you want to see the Nogales, Green Valley, Sahuarita area, this location is great. Overall, De Anza is a great RV Park. Come. Enjoy the free Saturday afternoon margaritas, or just enjoy the daily sunshine and great views. It's well worth the visit.

The campsite we checked into had about 8 inches of dried leaves throughout. I asked the front desk…read moreif they could provide a lawn rake and bags so we could clean it up, thinking they would offer to send someone over to take care of the leaves. No, she directed us to the workshop to pick out whatever tools we needed to do it ourselves. No problem, we cleaned it up. The pool area had sharp aluminum strips holding the indoor/outdoor carpet in place. It was sort of dark and dated for a pool. In fact, the entire structure looked tired and dated. The kicker, however was when my husband went over to practice playing pool, the manager came in and rudely demanded to know his name and which camp site he was occupying. She acted like he was an interloper and didn't belong there. The dog park reminded me of a dusty prison yard with chain link and bare ground. We won't be back.

This bed and breakfast was fantastic! Then it was sold and closed. I hope it is really open again.read more

The rooms have suites with extra beds, decoration is beautiful and draws on local arts and…read morecrafts.really thoughtful proprietors and good location. Breakfast was good and abundant.

If you're heading out on a mini excursion to Sonoita-Patagonia and you're not into the camping…read morething, the Sonoita Inn is a simple and easy option-it's all about location, location, location! The inn is like the entry to Sonoita and is essentially the "fork in the road" that leads to Patagonia. A few eateries, gas station and convenience store are all located within walking distance. And wineries are like ten minutes away! Now, the inn: It's old! The walls are thin, it's ranch style and simple but it definitely has its charm. The walls are dotted with historical photos of the area which a really cool. Each room is named in honor of family run ranches in the area. This isn't a fancy place by any means, but it's a clean place to sleep, at least in my experience The rooms range from $120 to $140 or so. A little pricey considering the place is pretty basic. My suggestion: Book a room at the inn, then head to wine country for the day, end the excursion with a giant steak at the Steak Out and a bottle of wine, then walk back to the inn and sleep it off! Alternatively, you can connect with someone at the Inn to plan a day full of activities in the area!

Amazing small inn with great service and so cozy! Dog friendly and quiet. Lots of history on the…read morewalls and each room named after ranch in the area. Highly recommend

Very special place. We stayed for three nights, and it was perfect. The owners and caretaker were…read moregreat and friendly. Birding in the area is top-notch, you are right on the DeAnza trail, and an easy walk to downtown Tubac. Highly recommended!

My husband and I spent two very lovely nights at the Valle Verde Ranch. There are several option of…read morerooms at the Ranch. We stayed in the "Casa", which is a little casita. We were very happy in the Casa. It is spacious and comfortable.The front room has a well equipped kitchen, a table and chairs and a very comfy sofa. the bed in the bedroom is comfy as well and we slept very soundly. Good air conditioning/heat and good wi-fi connectivity. The grounds are pretty and nicely laid out. The private four acre mesquite bosque (forest) has a sweet path. Lots of birds to see and hear. Our very friendly greeter Jerry gave us a good tour and lots of recommendations for local restaurants and sights. He made us feel right at home. I am looking forward to returning for a longer stay.

Booked twice at two different properties and was told 3weeks before arriving that it was doubled…read morebooked. First time -ok- second time it's not good customer service. Even had my deposit check cashed for weeks ahead of time. Be careful and have a backup plan.

A week's stay at the Quail Casita and it was sad to say goodbye to Patagonia Arizona and this…read morelovely little house. Not so little, really at 1300 sq. feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. You can feel the owner's care in the detailed decor. They have created an inviting place to stay. We felt more like house guests than renters. Before arrival, I asked to have any scented soaps or air-fresheners removed. Not a problem--it was done! The kitchen was well equipped and there was an outdoor grill available with a full tank of propane. It was great to have the choice of eating at local restaurants or cooking at the casita.The owner's live in Phoenix, but any questions were instantly answered by phone or text. Patagonia is located about an hour south of Tucson at 4,000 ft. elevation. The country is beautiful as well as being a birder's paradise. Can't wait to return!