This is an amazing place to stay! Katie and Ray make you feel right at home, show you around the…read moreproperty (which is, full of relaxing places both indoor and out), and proceed to pamper you with snacks, drinks, and wonderful breakfasts! We will definitely be back! Right now, we don't really want to leave!

Exactly the place to stay and unwind. Katie and Ray make you feel right at home. Our room was very…read morecomfy and had a small refrigerator, Keurig, and snacks. There is a common space for guests. In the evening we enjoyed a bottle of wine at the fire pit. Breakfast was exceptional! Fresh breads were so good I couldn't keep my hands from reaching for another.

Decided to treat ourselves with a couple's massage just after Christmas and the experience was…read moreeverything I could have hoped for. We were a little early so we wandered around and went in to the gift shop and then in to Stables Ranch Grille for an adult beverage to get the afternoon going. The interior of the restaurant and bar is warm and inviting and full of history. My Sonoran Blood Orange cocktail was just what the doctor ordered. The massage experience felt luxurious and healing. Fluffy robes, slippers, a relaxing private waiting area as well as an outdoor seating area with a hot tub for spa clients. The women's locker room has a dry sauna and a steam room. Lockers, showers, a full array of complimentary products to make one beautiful and clean again after any treatment. I would love to come back and stay at one of the casitas and do all of this over again. The grounds are absolutely beautiful.

Valentines gift from my husband at the spa in Tubac. I had the cranial sacral massage to help with…read morehealing. Amazing service by everyone!

Quaint, comfortable, quiet, and cozy, this B&B nestled in Madera Canyon is the perfect spot for a…read moreweekend getaway if you are looking for nature or an opportunity to escape the daily grind. You can venture out from your room to hike or simply enjoy one of the many patio areas to watch birds and squirrels. We stayed in "the nest" which was a smaller but beautiful room with a 4-post bed. The bed itself was quite comfortable though a bit squeaky. The room was clean, comfortable, roomy, and came with everything we needed to enjoy a quiet evening away from the kids. We brought food to make a gourmet campfire dinner and enjoyed the BBQ set up and fire pit. Breakfast was provided and while we did not care for the prepped quiche (tasted like a slice of pizza) we enjoyed the apple crisp and yoghurt parfait and the gesture alone! The grounds are well-kept and ideal for birders, nature lovers, and adults in general. While the close-knit atmosphere is not the place for a honeymoon or rekindling romance, it is perfect for a small relaxing getaway or the place to start your Big Year!

We just returned home from a too-short anniversary stay at the Chuparosa Inn in Madera Canyon east…read moreof Green Valley. It was our third stay at the inn and Luis and Nancy were as hospitable as ever and the accommodations met every expectation we had. The setting is amazing and the hiking is fantastic, but only if you like treking straight up! Mt. Wrightson and the surrounding Santa Rita Mountains will kick ones rear end, especially if you're a flatlander like us. A truly amazing respite and we'll definitely be back thanks to the owners and staff at the inn.

Last day here and I don't want to leave! Nissa and Jeff are gorgeous hosts, like longtime friends…read moreinviting you over to their Casa! From the moment you walk through the magical corridor, you are mesmerized by the original art on the walls (painted by the namesake of the Hacienda)...you know there is something alluringly unique about this place! Come to find out it is what compelled Nissa's Mom to buy this magical place! The main house is artistic, inviting and homey chic. Our room was tucked away just enough to still feel apart of this warm hug of a Casa. The huge windows showcase the ridiculously stunning view of their property and just stepping outside you are audience to a melodic concert of birds, cows, bees and other delights galore! Cocktail hour was just perfect, complete with homemade chips, fresh guacamole, yummy wine and engaging conversation. Nissa shared her families story with such love and detail, what a gift! Our breakfast of powdered sugar dusted, artistic fruit ladened Dutch pancakes with thick cut bacon the next morning was ridiculously scrumptious and lovingly made by Nissa, she is extremely multifaceted in her array of talents! As you explore the grounds you are greeted by sweet dogs, free roaming chickens and maybe even a precocious, engaging Princess of a young Lady named Rain! The sparkling pool calls to you, love the whimsical vintage tiles! You are just floating literally as well as from the intoxicating energy you feel as you meander under the "Fairy Pine", spreading her wings of needles with her cones the fairies live in that turn into rose cones that Nissa makes into art you see all around the Casa... it's undeniably ethereal stuff! To my delight, Nissa fit us in on a holiday weekend no less for a sunset horseback ride. Emmanual, the resident cowboy and Ranch guru, is an absolute gem of a human, brotherly vibe from the moment we met him. The ride around the property blew us away, from a mini cattle drive, weaving through trees and brush, then making our way up to a sweet vantage point to catch the sunset. Truly a way to feel even more connected to this Hacienda! The adventure continued with Emmanual the next day when we had a spontaneous roping lessons by the pool and a shared cookout where we were honored by the presence of Nissa, Jeff, Rain and even the pups joined! Flawless experience that I look forward to repeating and most definitely will be back!

This place is simply magical. It imbues the feeling of hospitality, and it is truly a bed and…read morebreakfast as the owners will host & cook amazing food every day when you are there. The hosts really makes this place special. They are incredible cooks. Jeff has worked in fine dining, and he knows his liquor, being a certified tequila specialist as well as 20 years in wine. Neesun has a knack for creating delicious, flavorful dishes, and we were all stuffed every day. Apparently this is one of the first places the missionaries came to, and there's a very palpable special energy throughout the quarters. The place itself feels historic yet comfortable, from the tasteful art pieces thoughtfully placed across the property down to the comfortable beds in every room. Many of us here have slept better here than we have in recent memory. The views are special, and the pool and pool side grill are majestic. It's a truly special location, and we felt honored to have stayed there.

I was there 4 days and didn't want to leave. Esther has thought of everything to make her visitors…read morewelcome. Clean as can be with a very comfortable bed/pillows. The arrangement of the rooms with patio outside and private entrance is perfect. Quiet, watch sunset, horses, take walk - very short drive into town or to hike Arizona's trails.

From the owner: Welcome to freedom on the go Ranch. We specialize in making our customers feel right at home. Very…read morequiet peaceful environment at the same time close to the shop in town of Tubac. We serve excellent food according to your food allergies and taste. We also have yoga, massages and horseback rides. Reservations required in advance. We know you will enjoy staying at freedom Montego Ranch.

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.

I'd stay here again in a heartbeat…read more The couple running the place are extremely friendly and accommodating. We arrived early by accident and they scrambled to have our room ready. They have their own chickens out back so fresh eggs for breakfast! Everything was delicious.

We had a wonderful one night stay at the Amado Territory Inn. Lovely landscaped property with a…read morecactus garden overlooking beautiful mountains to see the sun rise in the morning, or in the evening the reflection of the sun against the mountains was stunning! Our room with two double beds was spacious and very clean. The beds were super comfortable. There was a lovely sitting room with a fireplace (which we didn't use) and wine for happy hour. The highlight of the space was the breakfast room and the delicious freshly prepared meal. So good!

My wife discovered this GEM for a Valentines weekend getaway and, wow it was CLEAN, ECLECTIC AND…read moreJUST FUN! We couldn't have asked for a better host, or BnB for that matter. Everything was perfect from the original communication to simple reservation process. The owner, Anna is simply a delight and very accommodating. The surrounding vistas were much better than anticipated with gorgeous hearty pines, mountains and grasslands that are reminiscent of Eastern WA and Eastern Oregon. We truly loved the property and its gorgeous location and decided to explore the wineries nearby. Rune Wines, also by the same owner treated us like royalty and again the vistas there were even more spectacular. How fun is it to enjoy a bottle of wine by outdoor fire pits; and they have many fire pits and expansive seating to accommodate everyone. We were humbled by the generosity and graciousness at both the Casita and the Runes winery. Thank you for the bottom of our hearts.

My husband usually takes me on a trip for my birthday. As an avid birdwatcher, he chose this spot…read morein November. There's a reason he's my favorite person. *Disclaimer: If you don't like rickety cottages, tight spaces, or close encounters with wildlife, stop reading. This place isn't for you. This amazing spot is run by a lovely married couple. I assume the husband is lovely - we only met the wife, Cora. She rocks! The cottages are crafted by the husband; his building bits and bobs are everywhere, including secret doors, signatures, and metalwork with reminders to not suck as a person when you stay in their extended homes. You have all the amenities you need and more here. The cottage we stayed in, above the office, was stocked with milk, juice, cereal, etc. We saw deer right outside our window, about 10 species of bird (including wild turkey), and nice people stopping through. I was reading a book on the porch when a coatimundi climbed into the ledge to say "hello". So cute! This destination has my heart. It's charming, close to awesome hiking spots, and it's privately owned/operated by some cool folk. Do yourself a favor and enjoy a weekend here.

I stayed in the tiniest Cabin # 2 right on the road , loved the small A Frame Cabin during this…read morepast Holy Week , Cora was amazing welcoming and Richard cordial and obviously a natural " Cabin Master " it felt like Pete Nelson the Tree house guy was proceeded by Richard the Tree house cabin builder. My groovy spiral staircase was a mesquite tree with treads inserted in such a cool way . I saw 19 bird species mostly due to the frequent birders stopping by and Cora is an amazing birder herself . I told her to send me open dates . You're close to the amphitheater pkng and trail entrance.

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.