Hotels in Cohise County, Arizona

Often referred to as the Land of Legends, Cochise County is rich in Western lore. Wyatt Earp, the Apache leader Cochise and the Buffalo Soldiers all made history here. Outdoor enthusiasts will find an array of activities, including exploring the inner depths of Kartchner Caverns State Park, roaming the dusty roads of historic Tombstone and hiking or climbing within Chiricahua National Monument and Cochise Stronghold. Visitors looking to combine a historical experience with outdoor adventure will find a number of hotels within the county that have a colorful past.

Gadsden Hotel

Noted as "The Last Grand Hotels," the Gadsden's architecture is a pure work of art. Guests staying at the Gadsden are welcomed by a spacious lobby containing a decorative white marble staircase and an authentic Tiffany stained glass mural that extends 42 feet across the mezzanine. Located within the heart of Douglas, Arizona, the Gadsden offers a central location to historic Tombstone and the granite climbing walls of Cochise Stronghold. Featuring guest rooms with king, queen and double size beds, guests can also reserve the spacious Jacuzzi suite.

Gadsden Hotel
1046 G Ave
Douglas, Arizona 85607-2018
Tel: (520) 364-4481
hotelgadsden.com

Copper Queen Hotel

Established in 1902, the Copper Queen Hotel is in the heart of Bisbee and remains Arizona's oldest continuously running hotel. Maintaining historical characteristics, each decorated guest room in the Copper Queen Hotel is nonsmoking and is fitted with lofty queen or king-size beds. Additional amenities include in-room climate control, cable TV and a private bathroom. After a long day of sightseeing or playing in the great outdoors, guests can relax at the Copper Queen Saloon.

Copper Queen Hotel
11 Lowell Ave.
Bisbee, Arizona 85603-1131
Tel: (520) 432-2216
copperqueen.com

Bisbee Grand Hotel

Located in downtown Bisbee, the Bisbee Grand Hotel was restored in 1986 to mirror the original architecture from 1906. A full-service bed and breakfast, this historic hotel features six distinctly decorated suites. Each guest room offers individual climate control, in-room television and views of downtown Bisbee and the surrounding mountains.

Bisbee Grand Hotel
61 Main St.
Bisbee, Arizona 85603-9901
Tel: (520) 432-5900
bisbeegrandhotel.com

Eldorado Suites Hotel

Built in 1914, the Eldorado Suites Hotel overlooks Bisbee's Brewery Gulch. Although a historic landmark building, suites within the Eldorado were renovated to offer modern features with old southwest charm. Featuring a spacious layout, guest rooms are equipped with in-room climate control, original claw foot tubs, full-size balconies, and cable television. Additional amenities complimentary in-room Wi-Fi and private off-street parking.

Eldorado Suites Hotel
55 OK St.
Bisbee, Arizona 85603
Tel: (520) 432-6679
eldoradobisbee.com

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Article Written By Patricia Poulin

Patricia Poulin is a freelance writer based out of the western slope of Colorado. Poulin's travels and insight have chronicled in print media resources, such as "Inside Outside" and "Breathe" magazine. She is also a regular contributor for other various publications including "USA Today." Poulin holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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