The Bisbee Grand Hotel

We stopped in to rest our legs and get a bite to eat. Our Bar Tender/Hotel Front Desk Attendant Carley was friendly, personable, and poured a generous scotch!The food was great (Fries Chicken Sandwich, Jalapeño Poppers, and Mozzarella Sticks), and perfectly satisfied our needs. Our conversation was great, and continued while she bounced around helping other patrons. We had a great experience, and will return the next time we are in town!

Stayed Saturday night in the Lil Bit hippie room. I thought it was a good room, bed was comfy and I didn't really hear the band that much from that room.Bar was packed but got good service for drinks. I would go back again. FYI the free breakfast is a continental, which had muffins bagels , apples, oranges and coffee, juice. We ordered the breakfast and that was good. Parking was across the street, once it got later in the day there was more parking but packed earlier.

The Grand hotel is one of my favorite choices when I go to Bisbee, the music bands are great in the bar area although it's hit & miss at times, but overall the service is great and the staff are very friendly, and everyone knows that word of mouth goes a long way in a small town especially like Bisbee, AZ, and adjacent cities. The food is delicious I like the wings, burgers, and onion rings. There is an array of cocktails, beers, & mixed drinks to choose from there is something for everyone, and let's not forget the hotel rooms hence the name Grand hotel lol.If you have a chance pop in anytime, but the weekends is when all the action happens, and also check out the surrounding shops, it's only a few steps away til you find that one little treasure.

We stayed for 2 nights right after Memorial Day so here's my honest assessment....The Good:1. The staff is super sweet and friendly. Actually, everyone we met in Bisbee was extremely nice. Such a nice change coming from Scottsdale. Mikey, who checked us in and is also the bartender is great!2. Our room was large, a nice benefit to older hotels. We stayed in the Mi Casa et su casa room. It was very clean on arrival and the bed is very comfortable.3. It was a good value, not too expensive. 4. Smoking patio overlooking Main Street for people watching. And no, the hotel does not smell like smoke.5. The coffee maker right outside our room. Since we are extremely early risers and the coffee shop down the street (Bisbee Coffee Company, separate review) doesn't open til 6:30 am, it was really nice to be able to make our own cups of coffee or hot chocolate. Yes, I do know this is standard now in most hotels, but when you are staying at a property that is over 100 years old, who knows what you'll actually get. So, this was a nice touch. 6. The Saloon on the first level. It's super cool and there is live music every night. See the 'not so good list' further on for the 'not so good' part of this. 4. Going after the holiday meant we had almost the whole place to ourselves. Super quiet except at night (see below). Now for the 'Not so Good'. This is all based on our personal preferences. 1. The 'breakfast' included in our room rate is actually a continental breakfast. This would have been just fine had the kitchen put effort into it. It was a basket of not so great oranges and apples, a basket of dried out bagels (no cream cheese, butter or jam offered) and some coffee cake that was hard and probably set out day after day. Not fresh at all. 2. Although our room was plenty large enough and decorated thoughtfully, the bathroom and shower are super tiny. Again, older hotel means small bathroom. But the shower did get plenty hot so that's good.3. Back to the saloon. And this was probably the biggest problem for us (not a problem for others perhaps). The live music, while good quality, goes past our bedtime and kept us up. They do provide ear plugs, which is a great touch, it's still loud.So, i think that covers it. For these reasons, I can only recommend it if you don't mind the things on the 'not so good' list.

This is a solid 3.5 stars (if we could give halves). I booked the Captains's Suite for our quick trip to Bisbee for our anniversary. We arrived close to 5, checked in at the Saloon, and the bartender walked us over to our room. We were a little surprised, the Captain's Suite (and at least one other room) were literally next door. If you were walking by you would think it was a cute storefront and wonder why it's not open. Upon walking in, we really had to laugh. It's a kitsch-y place- everything was ship-themed. The suite was huge- you have the entire place from the front to the back of the building. The main room when you walk in had 2 couches, a tv, and a large farmhouse table in the middle. It looked like original wood flooring in the main room and the first bedroom. The king-bed in the first room was hard to sit on (and a super thing mattress), so we opted for the second room- also so that we were further away from the storefront. We could hear everyone walking by, and while the band was playing, even though we were 2 doors down we could still hear pretty clearly. The second room also had a king-bed, a small table + chairs, an armoire, and a desk-like piece of furniture. This bed was more comfortable, but every time someone moved the bed creaked loudly and you'd wake the other person up. There's a long hall with old blue carpet and 3 short steps with ore's as handrails to the back where the large bathroom is. The bathroom had a standalone tub, a tiny shower, toilet, and sink. The mirror above the sink was a little too high... I'm 5'5 and I couldn't see my entire face to get ready. I'm so glad I didn't have to wash my hair- the water pressure in the shower was pretty bad. And the website says every room has Bath and Body Works products... definitely not the case. Overall- the theme was cute, we definitely had a good laugh about our accommodations. As hotel patrons, we got free breakfast in the Saloon in the morning- pretty standard breakfast. It was fun for the night- probably wouldn't do it a second time. A few additional notes... looking around the suite, you're definitely in a historic building. The ceiling was pretty creepy with lots of cracks, stains, etc. The carpet was pretty stained, and while the bed looked clean, there were places throughout (tub/shower/table) that didn't look that clean. Last... not sure where I stand on ghosts, but throughout the night I was definitely on edge and kept hearing noises.

The Bisbee Grand Hotel is a old hotel, and not worth the money. It has unique features and themed rooms. We had room #8, the Hunters Room. It sits right on top of the bar, it's noisy. The music was SO loud it was rattling the walls in our room. When I approached the "owner" of the hotel, (who was on the soundboard), to turn it down a bit, he told me no. Town ordinance hours are 10pm - 6am, it was 11:30pm as I write this. Ps, the music ended at 1 amSo make sure if you do book this hotel you're ready to party all night because you won't sleep. The "owner" said he would refund all our money. That's $520, I'll keep you up to date if it happens. The hallway is lit so bright that I had to put a towel on the window to try and keep the light out. Breakfast was good, it's complimentary, but I would rather pay for lower room prices and pay $8 for the breakfast.There are other cool hotels in the area that surely are better.

Great place!! Room was cool, food, bar, drinks and band were awesome. Nice weekend with friends.

We booked two nights after Columbus Day. Our opinion is that things need to improve here. Check in the Saloon with no Desk and no receipt of stay. Handed keys and pointed up a few doors up to let ourselves in and told us go upstairs and turn left to our room. It was the Blue Dream room #2. We get it room is old and so called haunted lol. However, finding bath area was dirty! Baseboards had dust and dirt with pee or something on wall and edge. Ewwww! Shower had pink mold around bottom of shower edges. Shower head was only throwing water out of 1/2 of it. They need to spend money and replace it. Really a cheap fix. Ugh. Two plastic/wood type chairs to sit on within bedroom for no comfort here. How about a love seat instead. Ended up having to sit or lay on bed. Vanity in living/bedroom next to bed. No stopper in sink. No headboard on bed with just a frame. Roll out electric heater that brace was falling off when moved. Roach trap under sink. One mirror over sink vanity in the whole room. Decor leaves it to be desired. Need ice forget it. You have to go downstairs and next door to saloon for that. Not even an ice bucket only a water pitcher. Small refrigerator would be a luxury could be placed in closet. This room was not worth the price. Should have been a $19.99 a night room or less. BEWARE!!!

We stayed in one of the smaller rooms (#4) and were miserable. There was band music late into the night and people on the outdoor patio right outside of our window. The bed was lumpy, and sagged in the middle. Hallway light poured in around the door and through the transom window so the room was not very dark during the night. The shower was a tight squeeze with a very low shower head. We were planning on a 2 night stay, but checked out a day early. We won't be going back.

Love this place. Soon as I walked in the door I was taken care of and shown to my room. From extra blanket to calling m cell phone out in the parking lot that fell in the crevices of my car they made certain I was comfortable. Great morning breakfast and being in the Hippie room quiet from any noise from music due to location- however the jam session was amazing