Max is so wonderful and very welcoming. The sheets were so so soft! (And I am very partial to my…read moresheets.) The property was so quiet and quaint. Loved my experience, and will be back.

The hospitality from Max and Chad has been nothing short of amazing. I truly felt like family here…read moreand hope everyone has the chance to experience the warmth, love, and kindness they effortlessly give. My experience at the Hidden Oasis was an extended stay, around 3 weeks and their casitas included everything I needed to feel at home, including wifi. I hope you have the pleasure of a wonderful meal prepared by Max and story time about Dragoon, the previous owners of the Hidden Oasis, Max and Chad's life and much more. The meditation labyrinth was a favorite spot of mine to enjoy a moment and take in the outstanding scenery of the surrounding mountains. To completely experience the Hidden Oasis I highly recommend enjoying some bourbon in the hot tub under the stars and watching the sunset by the fire pit. It's quite a show. If you need to stock your fridges and shop for essentials during your stay I recommend: Benson, AZ - 17 miles away (SafeWay/Walmart) Willcox, AZ - 25 miles away (SafeWay) Local Activities include hiking and exploring the wineries in Willcox. Pearce, AZ is a local ghost town with a couple of shops that is 20 minutes away. Whether it's for a night or a week I think you will love your stay at the Hidden Oasis.

DEFINITELY recommend this hotel! We were driving from San Diego on I-10 with plans to visit…read moreTombstone AZ. This was the 3rd week of March, so Spring Break for many. All hotels in Benson AZ (on the I-10 exit to Tombstone) were booked. We were so disappointed, it was 9 or 9:30 and we were ready for a break. It's a pretty sparse area, hotel-wise, and we were too far ahead of Tucson (about an hour) to turn back. I googled hotels within 30 miles and found a few in Willcox. Rose's is advertised as a 1950's style motel upgraded to modern standards. If you enjoy small business lodging rather than national brands, this is the place for you. We just needed a place for the night and his place seemed homey and welcoming. So I called, and they had 1 room left. We took it! Glad we did. It wasn't necessarily less expensive than a national brand, but the room was very clean and upgraded with a laminate floor and fresh light blue decor including painted walls, welcoming artwork and modern curtains -- kind of a nautical motif. The bathroom featured a tile shower (lots of hot water!), new sink/toilet, clean towels. Microwave/fridge, but no coffeemaker (that's OK, we aren't coffee people). The staff was friendly and helpful; they did not have a free breakfast like many of the national brands, but they did offer us bottled water. Rose's Motel is not visible from I-10; you have to drive thru town to find it. Granted it put us an hour away from Tombstone but we didn't mind that. We were just glad to have a nice, quiet, cozy, comfy place to stay. Wish we could have stayed longer. If we're in the area again we will definitely seek this place out!

Excellent hotel with very friendly staff. It allows you to step back in time, slow your pace, and…read moreenjoy the scenery. The patio outback was beautiful and perfect for sunset. If we come back this way, we would definitely stay again.

Got the opportunity to take an amazing tour of the enormous complex…read more With a smoke stack related to the two steam units towering 400-feet tall, the stack measures 70 feet above Tucson's 330-foot tall Unisource building (the tallest building in Tucson). The view from the top deck perches engineers 200 feet above the valley, and the heat that can be felt comes not only from the hot Arizona sun but from the Apache Station furnace burning 300 feet away.