Bisbee Grand Hotel, Bisbee

Not the place for your honeymoon,the room was okay, the staff was not friendly, there was no coolers on in the middle of May, they tried to charge me a second night, saying we never checked out. We actually did exactly what the housekeeper told us to check out. We went to the Copper Queen for the rest of our honeymoon, which was much more accomodating and friendly.

i'd heard a lot of good things about bisbee, so my wife and 4-yr-old and i went there this summer out of tucson. first off, bisbee is only a tourist attraction. i have no idea what locals do there. most of the restaurants and stores were closed and the town doesn't offer much after you get away from the tourist areas. okay, the hotel. we stayed in the hacienda room which had a king bed and a sleeper sofa. due to the quality of the sofa, our kid slept on the floor. the bed was nice, though, despite the fact that the pillows were about as thick as cocktail napkins. the tv was a 19-incher. get a good one, or don't get one at all. the "bath" had no bath. it had a shower. it was a nice shower. i'm tall and had no trouble with the shower head. the towels, on the other hand, were ridiculous. small and rough and just plain wrong. my wife couldn't understand how anyone could put such things on a rack. i blew her off as being whiny until i tried to dry myself with one. and that was the deal--three people, two towels. NO PHONE IN THE ROOM. nowhere on the site does it say that. granted, everyone has a cell phone, but bisbee doesn't get too many bars of reception. the breakfast was AWESOME. no, really. they had a great little setup of melons, cheeses, danishes, coffee, juice, yogurt, hard boiled eggs. really simple and really good. the good--bed (pillows notwithstanding), size of room, the historic element, the breakfast. the bad--towels, ratty sofa, tv, no phone, no real way of contacting people about your room. oh, and it was 129 bucks. that's too much. we stayed in resorts that were less expensive than that. i'd keep driving next time.

guite rough and rowdy. Bartender a little tad bashy. Rooms not as up to par as shown on-line. OK place for some young bucks, i reckon'.

The beds are the kind that some find too soft (per comments heard at breakfast, and complaints of backache). My wife slept fitfully saying she kept rolling to the middle against me and it disturbed her sleep, I slept well. The breakfast wasn't of much quality as the fruit seemed old, the hard boiled eggs were so overdone they were unedible. Pastries were of poor quality. Packaged turkey was yucky. Best was the orange juice, coffee, bagels and cheese. Wife liked granola & yogurt. Great Showers, plenty of pressure & hot water with rain type shower heads. We were too tired to participate in the saloon action. If you like old funky,& historical at reasonable prices this is the place, close to everything in town too.

staff is great, price is right, location is perfect! Dont go to the copper queen, stay at the Bisbee Grand Hotel, it is so worth it!

This hotel was great at first look, then you try to flush the toilet and it doesn't work, the skirt underneath the sink hid another surprise dirt and dead bugs. I am sure the hotel was great at some time, but the management is no longer taking care of it, furniture has rips, hidden by blankets and it was an awful experience.

My husband Slade and I stayed at The Grand hotel in Old Bisbee for our honeymoon. We had the victorian room. It was breathe-taking!!!!