Beautiful historic hotel. Wooden floors, wooden doors and wooden windows. Comes complete with ghost stories and ghost cat. Beautiful decor. Friendly staff. Nice common area to sit and read, play board games or chat with other guests. Easy walking distance to all that you want to see. Enjoyed our stay.

I give this place 5 stars! This is not a Marriott 5 stars, it was 5 stars for experience. It was a great place to stay for visiting Bisbee and was in theme with the town. Originally a miner boarding house. Built in 1916. Has more of a hostel feel. Some rooms have in suite bathrooms but some don't. There is a kitchen with a refrigerator and hot plate. Coffee and Tea. Then there are 3ish cozy rooms to sit. One room has a screen where you can watch a DVD or VHS. Read the flyer photo to see if this is going to be your type of place. Reported ghosts! Every time I woke up during the night I looked around for one but didn't see one. It is right above the thick of the old downtown. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. We enjoyed our stay.

The walls are very thin and you can hear everything. They provide ear plugs. Might not want a front room during the weekend. You can hear people walking by. This is part of the experience of staying in a 109 year old boarding house.

Staying in a historic town, the hotel fit the historic ambience. I loved the Victorian charm. The room was unique. It was very clean and comfortable. There are antiques and photos of Bisbee in its mining heyday that are fun to see. The staff was very friendly- the hotel encourages conversation with others in the hotel and in town. The lanterns in the common area are a must see. Good value for the price.

I asked for a room looking out over the town and I’m glad I did. The view of downtown is great. There are several bars close by and they had live music that was audible. It was a weekday and the music stopped at 10:00 pm. Music would probably go later on a weekend. I liked the music. However, if you want a quieter night, ask for a room to the back of the hotel.

Really awesome aesthetic. A lot of thought was put into the decor. the bed was very comfortable. The price was reasonable. And the location was great, just a 5 minute walk to the Queen mine and 15 minutes walking max to anywhere in town.

You can hear EVERYTHING as if there was no walls at all. The hotel provided ear plugs, which was thoughtful, but it didn't fix the issue. I would be especially nice if they could remind people to put their phones on silent during quiet hours. Our neighbors snoozed their alarm every 10 minutes from 5a to 8a. Luckily, the town is pretty quiet between 10p-7a so we slept fine until the alarm started.

When I made reservations for this hotel, I expected and got the ambience that went with it. We were three older ladies, so the hillside was somewhat intimidating. If I had been alone, since I am in better shape, I would have done more. We were warned about the small amount of parking, indeed it is scarce, but we got along fine. I would recommend this hotel to my friends. P.S. Loved the manager's sense of humor.

The hillsides, Not your fault. room. Lack of parking, don't know how you would solve that. Lack of drinking cups in the room for brushing my teeth, or for getting a drink.

1st time without a bathroom in our room. We've stayed there before and it's a really clean nice environment. It's cool cuz they have like a community kitchen that the rooms are quite simple but the beds are great. This was the only time we've stayed there where we've had to just walk across the hall to use the shower in the actual stool. There was a sink in the room but their facility is always spotless and it's really close to downtown. I would still stay there absolutely positively again

First of all, I love the beds. I stayed in room two and it had two queen size beds I believe and mine was a little bit taller than my friends bed but it’s one of the best beds I’ve ever slept on. I would take him home if I could Staff was very helpful and friendly. I will come there again.

The only thing that I didn’t like about, it was the parking which was why I had listed in the beginning at nine instead of 10 because the parking being down another level that was that was a lot of stairs and walking I am older so and my friend is older anyway that was the only downfall that I saw

The hotel was right in the center of Bisbee. We were a short walk from most everything. I like the old fashioned feel of the hotel. The personality shines through the hotel with every step. The lanterns in the parlor and old photos were great.

The bathroom set up was a little weird, with the body wash, shampoo and conditioner outside the shower. Also, the room was somewhat The Shining themed. The glow in the dark COME PLAY in the bathroom was kind of freaky for someone who is very nearsighted and couldn't see what it said. We were on the first floor and it was little loud at night.

Bursting with character and beautiful details suitable for an elegant 19th century hotel. The common areas were as advertised, but were filled with construction supplies, so we didn’t have a chance to enjoy them. I’m sure this will be resolved soon.

Filled with supplies and equipment required for renovation work. make it largely impossible to use the common areas.

It was a different experience, you treated the place as your own place, the kitchen was for everyone's use, you helped yourself. In the morning whoever was up first made coffee, always made another pot stronger, there was a sign that said " leave the dishes for staff, your on vacation ", that was very nice. It was almost like dorm living, but with your own bathroom.

Parking sucked, once you had a spot don't move your vehicle.