Loved this place! It felt like a hostel for grownups. Funky (and fun) common area for hanging out, watching a movie, playing games, eating your own food which you can store or prepare in the kitchen. Got to chat with other travelers. Absolutely loved the decor! Regarding our room, everything was clean and fresh. The bed and pillows were comfortable. Down side is no elevator so you have to climb one flight of stairs with your luggage. Also, no attached parking so you have to park down the street. And, we didn't see any ghosts. Bummer. I hope to make it back to Bisbee and stay here again.

This is not your average hotel. In fact, everything about this hotel is great! The staff are friendly, laid back, always helpful. The rooms each have their own character and charm. I am picky about hotel beds. The beds are very comfortable. Not too firm, not to soft. Perfect! The bed linens super soft, and the pillow are better than my favorite ones at home! I met a super couple here back in July and we became fast friends. This last trip was our 3rd time staying at the Bisbee Inn. I have stayed at another property in Bisbee, however the Hotel La More at The Bisbee Inn is now my go to place to stay in Bisbee. Highly recommend.!.........

Okay it’s charming, the old hotel - and the staff is so wonderful. Everyone I interacted with was so real and genuine. The bed was magnificent. I got a room with its own bathroom. Water pressure and temperature were top notch. The common areas were decorated so whimsically and also intentionally “haunted-ish” but if apparitions live there, they are certainly pleasant ones. They make a big pot of coffee and that’s what I need in life: 20 cups of coffee. Yeah baby. I will be BACK. Super comfortable bed and very clean.

I very rarely leave reviews for places I’ve been, and I don’t think I’ve ever left a review for a hotel before. However, my stay at Hotel La More at The Bisbee Inn was so fantastic that I feel almost obligated to let others know about it. To provide a bit of background, I was traveling back to my place in Colorado after visiting family over the holidays and decided to spend the night in Bisbee after reading about the town online. A quirky, artsy town nestled in the mountains with an eclectic collection of historical architecture and an interesting mining history sounded right up my alley, so I decided to roll into town, look around, and see if there were any hotels that called to me in particular.