Bisbee Grand Hotel and Bar

Love this hotel!! They were able to see us kind of last minute and get our room ready within a few hours! They have complimentary coffee, tea, and hot cocoa as well as some cute board games. The rooms are spacious and worth the price. We’ve found our yearly staycation destination. :)

It smells, the carpets scare me(wear socks), no amenities at all for this price and worst of all, NO one talks about how loud the band is downstairs! Don't plan on getting any rest before midnight. We thought it was going to be a nice romantic evening...I just wanted to leave and would have if we didn't pay a fortune for the room.

For the very expensive price, this place is not worth it! The bartender was the check in clerk, and housekeeping. She did not give us WIFI password and got to the room and bugs were in the bathroom! We ordered food at the bar that they get from an outside taco place! Waited over an hour for the food, and the bartender had to finally run down the street to get our food and another customers. No parking for the hotel, so you have to lug your luggage down the street. We will not be back to the hotel or Bisbee!

The bartender got to us pretty quick, the seasonal drinks were really good. My favorite thing was a the live band, it created such a fun atmosphere and interacted with the people at the bar.

The hotel doesn't live up to its 4 stars or its high price tag. For my money, I was provided a bed and a mural.

I spent all day considering why I was so disappointed and arrived at the conclusion that the Bisbee Grand Hotel offers nothing of value to its guests, at least relative to the other hotels in the area.

The room was small, similar to a Comfort Inn suite, having only a bed, a dresser, and a few tables. The furnishings were simple and practical, not contributing to the theme of the room. It seemed like the objective should have been an experience, like I should have been immersed in the setting, but it just felt empty.

There is no a/c unit, but there's a window above the door that opens to the lobby. Having an open window in such a private place created a terrible feeling of exposure while trying to sleep on the harshly rigid mattress.

The only positives that come to mind reflecting on the hotel is the novelty of lodging above a bar and it's central location in the town.

The worst part is that I feel like I was robbed of what should have been a very cool experience in a charming, scenic town. Asking around, there are far more interesting, far less expensive hotels in the area that offer better experiences.

The staff were friendly, which is something.