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    How cute is this little bed nook!
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    Totally adorable and unique. There are two levels, the top is a bit more spacious, but the bottom is super cozy. Wendy, the owner, is quick to respond when you book in Air B&B and very generous. We booked the lower level, but she let us choose from either since the top wasn't booked. It is very homey with fire places and decks overlooking the Verde Valley. Very much worth the cost. We just got here and I'm trying to decide when we can come back!

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    I was blown away by what Wendi has done with this intimate, eclectic, and very location-oriented cottage in Jerome.

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    Hillside House Bed & Breakfast

    Hillside House Bed & Breakfast

    4.2(9 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    The Hillside B&B is quaint and inviting. The owners Nancy and Mike where super hospitable and…read moreoffered great suggestions for the tiny town of Jerome (population 400). It's only a steep, windy 15 min drive from the larger town of Cottonwood, but offers wonderful views and cute charm. I would highly recommend stopping here if you're visiting Central Arizona. The bed was slightly hard and the house is older but breakfast was great. Nancy even accommodated for my Vegan friend. You get your own entrance, living room, bedroom, garden patio and bathroom that sits below their main house. My only complaint was that I got - what I believe to be -altitude sickness because as soon as I went "down the hill" to Cottonwood, I felt significantly better. (5000 elevation to 3300). I've been in higher cities before, but never felt anything like this. A local told me it might have been due to the ghosts! Either way, I had a good time and took some nice photos.

    Fortunately for me, my fiance had the smarts to check on Yelp for a great B&B before our most…read morerecent visit to Jerome. We usually just go up for the day and check out the local shops, drink wine and eat food from "not chains." This time we wanted more as it was our two year anniversary AND the Jerome Historic Home Tour. I couldn't find a place but being the most resourceful gal ever, Rach nabbed what had to be one of the last rooms available in town. When we pulled up, I have to admit I didn't know what to expect. Once we got situated inside I realized what a great find Rach had really made. I really liked this B&B had only one guest suite as it has it's own separate entrance and patio that can see all the way to Sedona. B&B's to me always seem a little confined as the rooms are usually a little older and not much space to really relax. Not so at Hillside. I really like the separate living area with its great assortment of historical references on Jerome, (we came for a bit of history and were pretty impressed with what we found). And the back patio, it's quiet and has views that are tough to beat. The owners Nancy and Mike couldn't have been cooler as well. They gave us plenty of ideas for things to do in town and really made the experience that much more enjoyable. Breakfast was filling and delicious and the coffee didn't suck. Although there are a couple other places I am eager to see and stay in Jerome I am really looking forward to the next time I can spend time at Hillside. Oh, be sure to find the book about Ghost Towns. It's big and white and the pages for Jerome are falling out. Worth the find!

    Connor Hotel

    Connor Hotel

    4.3(106 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    The Connor Hotel was a charming little hotel in a funky, quaint town. We loved the vibe, the…read morebedding was good, the touches like microwave popcorn and water bottles were most welcome. We were grateful the loud music from the bar downstairs stopped at a reasonable hour.

    Was a time in the first decade of this century that I hung out in Jerome, Arizona, in part to relax…read moreand recover from my explorations of the Navajo Rez in this out of the way old mining town atop Mt. Mingus, and also as an excellent way to avoid the excess of nearby Sedona. During the first visits to The Historic Connor Hotel my respite was Room 12, up the creaky wooden stairs to the top floor, where a king bed, private bath and great views of the Verde Valley greeted me every morning. I stayed for several nights, enjoying the first floor Spirit Room Bar and its live music and western comaraderie by night, and its strong coffee and light breakfast at first light if not too hungover. It was a wonderful space to write, reflect and philosophize. It might have been haunted like other places in town, but me and that ghost got along just fine. Two loners we were. I returned three times to Connor, reserving #12 each time. It was a home away from home. Although during those years I occasionally slept in other heads on beds in Jerome when I felt the need for a change, this 1898 stone and brick edifice always had my heart. Highest recommendation! 5 Silver Stars

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    The Surgeon's House

    4.6(55 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    The surgeons house bed and breakfast I swear to God, this is my favorite bed-and-breakfast I have…read moreever stayed at in my entire life! What made it so special was Andria. This place is a gym and you are a pearl, a gift. Thank you Andria for your charming and dynamic personality and how you welcome everyone into your home. Very eclectic and eccentric and I loved every minute of it down to cat. Joshua, Bonita, Alyssa, wow, what a special treat to have met you all. Andria, you picked the perfect room for me and my husband, without a doubt. It was charming and the personality of the room was big, bold and flavorful, we loved it. We heard about your gourmet breakfast and I was excited to actually to be able to experience it, and it was not disappointing. The art work was fabulous with a lot of history, the articles were great, but Andria took the time to do her own library. The happy place. Binders of her life, so much time and details. This is the only place that I have ever been that has as many books a small library. Even flip books, a special treat for me for sure. The property was incredible, the gardens, the Koi ponds, special seating everywhere that overlooked the views of the city, quiet and intimate. I WOULD RECOMMEND

    We had the most amazing time during our weekend stay at The Surgeon's house. Andrea was the most…read moregracious and amazing hostess. The house and everything that it has to offer is fabulous. We felt like royalty all weekend whenever we told someone that we were staying at The Surgeon's House. We can not wait to make a return trip.

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    The Surgeon's House  - Fabulous stay at The Surgeons House

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    Arcosanti

    Arcosanti

    3.4(152 reviews)
    28.1 mi

    I'm not sure why the Yelp page states Arcosanti is closed. We were just there and is open and…read moreoperating. Clearly what the original architect had in mind many years ago never came to fruition as it really hasn't changed in years. Is appears to be a small artist community but we didn't see anything going on at the moment so couldn't tell if it id still active or they make everything south in Scottsdale at Cosanti. There is a gift shop where you can watch a brief video on the history and learn about their wind chime creations. Personally I've received many of the wind chimes over the last 20 years for housewarmings or Christmas gifts. Each is unique. The greeter in the gift shop was friendly and stated there is a tour available as well. We didn't have time for the tour but purchased a couple of small gifts. He suggested visiting the Scottsdale location as well which is called Cosanti. I had no idea it was located in Scott's well. Will check it out.

    70s vision for communal living by architect Paolo Soleri, this is on the way from Phoenix to Sedona…read moreand worth a stop if you are into architecture and ecology, you'll see Soleri's unique "arcology" vision here which is a fusion of both. We signed up for the tour and yes the dirt road is rough leading to Arcosanti, our tour guide mentioned a future expansion in the living area but in order to keep building the road has to be paved, hopefully it's better in the future. The behind the scenes tour participants was twice as large as they normally have so at times it was hard to see and hear though our guide tried their best. We loved hearing about the different spaces and seeing what was hand made by volunteers though we enjoyed the more intimate feel of Cosanti more. The gift shop is one staircase above the cafe and it's where the tour meets. There is better bell selection at Cosanti If that's what you are shopping for but Arcosanti has more hand-made knick knacks by residents, there is also a nice selection of books about Soleri and Arcosanti. You can stay the night here and get a good view of the stars and a more intimate experience, we would do this next time. The architecture and vibe would make it worth it!

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    Arcosanti - Entrance from the dirt road

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