Happened to walk by the limo parked in Bisbee and went for about an hour ride. The driver (who's…read morename I didn't catch) was knowledgeable about the town, and very nice, personable, and funny. He stopped at circle k so we could grab some adult beverages - and rolled out the red carpet for us. As in - he literally had a red carpet that he'd put down as we entered and exited the limo at the 4 or so stops we made around the town. A great way to spend an hour, and very reasonably priced.

During our holiday get-away in Bisbee, we enjoyed a night tour which was accentuated by the…read moreatmosphere of drinks and starry lights inside the limousine. This was accompanied by viewing Christmas and Holiday lights. We can't wait to come back on our next stay in Bisbee.

(3-1/2 stars if I had the option) This was like staying at…read moreyour cool friends house all the rooms are set up cool with rock inspired decorations but could use a little maintenance nothing that I was turned off by just a little lack of maintenance. YES I would like to stay here again if I am in Bisbee. Super casual and comfortable Gretchen was super helpful when she was talking with my wife. There were some people enjoying their rock n roll rooms but just before 10pm everyone quieted down for the night. There is no tv reception but they do have some movie channels you can get on and chill.

What a beautiful mansion! We have stayed there several times. Each time in a different room that is…read morethemed. We stayed in The Johnny Cash, The Beatles, and The Bob Marley room on different occasions. Very clean and cozy! Parking is easy and there are nice outside areas to hang out and drink coffee and watch birds in the morning. A very beautiful area to walk around and explore. We can't wait to stay there again in the future!

I'm so glad we stopped here. We were passing through, not really sure what to do and the gentleman…read morehere, I believe his name was Dave, gave us some great suggestions. He was very friendly and asked what types of things we enjoy doing and then tailored all his suggestions to us specifically. He is amazing at his job. He also made sure to tell me dogs were welcome when he saw my husband standing outside with our pup so we were all able to look around together and enjoy the center. Based on his recommendations, we decided to spend the night so we could visit an attraction that didn't open until the following day. He also told us about the beautiful murals in the area so we made it a point to visit some and we met the nicest people here in Douglas. Everyone we encountered was warm and welcoming and friendly. The center is small but lovely, with a stained glass rotunda and murals and most importantly lots of information!. In addition to being pet friendly there are also clean restrooms outside. This should absolutely be your first stop when visiting the town of Douglas.

If you want to visit a quiet border town (and maybe cross the border for a quick lunch) go to…read moreDouglas, Arizona. Be sure to stop by the visitor center that is beside the highway as you enter from the west side of town. I was surprised to see they had a visitor center as this isn't really a tourist place where I thought there were a lot of places to go and things to see. But I was wrong. Rene at the Douglas Visitor Center gave us a great history of Douglas and Cochise County. He highlighted a map that led us to the most interesting places to see and do, which was mostly downtown and included the Gadsden Hotel. What a photo op. Anyway, just wanted to give a Kudos to the Douglas Visitors Center. Rene was very helpful and they have a lot of information of the area there. They have a website you can visit at: http://www.visitdouglas.com/.

Excellent tour, great workout! Liz was warm, knowledgeable, a great guide! Highly recommend!read more

Samantha Rosemary was great! Definitely something to do while you're there! First time in Bisbee…read moreand would definitely go back and do this again!

We took the tour with Travis, and we couldn't have had a better time. He is the nicest guy you…read morecould ever hope to meet, and he has extensive knowledge about Bisbee and its history. He drove us all over town and told us about every aspect of how Bisbee has grown and changed over the years, all about the town's mining history, gave us anecdotes about many of the building and residences, explained the various architectural styles of some of the most beautiful buildings, and because we have an interest in the paranormal, gave us some ghostly history too. I can't recommend this tour enough. It is definitely money well spent.

Highly recommend. Guide is a local with lots of knowledge to share on the area. Nice big jeep to go…read morewith name too. There were streets he showed us that I would never have been comfortable driving on myself. Great introduction to the town!

The only think I would say that was great with this hotel is the interior decorations and…read morehistorical background.  But other than that, I would say its very worn down.  The governor suite didn't have hot water for my whole stay. When I reported it, the front desk person said there's nothing they could do. They didn't offer any solutions.  The queen suite had a weird smell throughout my stay. Almost like a moldy smell. Everyday I also smelled cigarettes coming through to my room.  Front desk service was very slow. The pillows were VERY uncomfortable. The remote in the room was damaged and didn't work.  Over all I don't think the workers care about their customers. I wouldn't stay here again.

We have stayed here twice, and our latest this week was a great improvement from the first a decade…read moreago. This place is worth staying at just to soak up the history and ambiance. The staircase and stained glass are not to be missed. When you stand in the lobby look around you, you feel transported to another era. The rooms are much improved and comfortable, though the bathrooms are small by modern standards. Be patient for the hot water. The restaurant was great for dinner - see photos of our meals below. We started with cocktails in the bar and the bartender really does a great job. The service here was flawless - everyone was super helpful and pleasant. One thing: there is no place for breakfast here. We bought muffins the night before and made do with the Keurig coffee maker. Our destination early the next morning was Whitewater draw for the cranes - its about a 30 minute drive from the hotel.

We loved our stay here, staff was very nice as well. Clean and beautiful room, full kitchen,…read morerestroom was nice and clean just not enough counter space. Lovely views. Close to everything. Reasonably priced. Has a tv. Closet was spacious, just not enough hangers.

Hotel San Ramon is located right in the heart of historic Bisbee. Its 120 year-old brick building…read morehas been a bathhouse, barbershop, ice cream shop, and even a tortilla factory, but is now perfect as a small hotel. Our room was spacious, well-lit, and comfortable. While it's clear you are in a historic building, it has all the modern features you'd need. I especially appreciated the full-size fridge and smart TV. Everything is walking distance, including the Copper Queen Mine tour and many restaurants and shops. On arrival we were helped by Michael, who was very helpful and clearly loves his family's business. Parking is surprisingly easy with all the public spots out front. Hotel San Ramon is a great way to experience Bisbee and I would definitely stay here again next time.

If you love Bisbee and charming old buildings you will love this place. It's cozy and has…read morecharacter. Steps away from bars with live music and restaurants. The tiny bar wasn't open, but we could see it is quite well stocked. The staff member who greeted us was sweet and friendly.

Loved the atmosphere, but the bartender was definitely having a bad evening. Loved all of the…read morehistory of this place!