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Charged $139 plus taxes for a shoebox- sized room with the smallest restroom imaginable right next to the bed with only a pull to door. Zero privacy. Bed was soft and lumpy, and they have no parking. We were told there was a complimentary breakfast,...More
Date of stay: December 2018
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I’m sorry for the problems you experienced. Please let us know where it says there is a complimentary breakfast. Since our breakfast is very high quality made with real ingredients and not packaged, processed food, we do not have a complimentary breakfast but a very...More
I planned a spur of the moment Thanksgiving trip to Bisbee and found the Copper Queen on my Google search for dog friendly places to stay. I looked no further after finding this historic 1800’s botique hotel. From Phoenix it is just short of a...More
Our stay didn't start well. Traveling with my brother in-law and his wife we checked in around 6.00, they spent some time wrestling withe the defective room lock and on successful entry tried to turn on the table light. Alas the ill-fitting glass shade was...More
We stayed at the Copper Queen Hotel on our recent visit to Bisbee. The staff was great, and very helpful. They have a band at night and a nice bar area. Our room was cozy and clean. Dinner at the restaurant was not what we...More
I gave the Copper Queen an excellent considering its age, size and location. The front desk was all business, not overly friendly. The restaurant staff was great and the breakfast was exceptional - try the spinach Havarti quiche!! Our room was directly over the bar...More
The Copper Queen Hotel, built in 1898 and completed in 1902, was the product of a booming mining camp called Bisbee. Once the largest city between St. Louis and San Francisco, Bisbee is now a beautiful and quiet …Moregetaway. While the town of Bisbee has "grown" it has not lost its' charm. Soon after Bisbee became a town, Phelps Dodge Mining Company built the Copper Queen Hotel as a place for dignitaries and investors to relax in luxury. Construction was difficult because Phelps Dodge had to blast away and clear a large portion of the mountainside in order for building to begin. Although the most modern and up to date materials were used, it did not lessen the difficulty of each task. In order for concrete to be mixed, water had to be pumped up the hill from the mercantile, what is now called Copper Queen Plaza, on Main Street. The walls were constructed to be nearly 2 feet thick, which helps keep the hotel cool during the summer months. Once the Hotel was completed, anyone who walked through the doors would notice the mosaic tile from Italy. Since the Hotel was built in an Italian style, the tile was installed throughout the entire first floor lobby. The remaining tile can be seen in the Hotel entrance. As the story goes, the cathedral ceiling in the Palm Room was all fitted with Tiffany glass. Nobody knows when it came down or what happened to it. There was an open air hallway behind two large windows along the southeast wall that acted as air conditioning for that era. The front desk was fabricated out of Tiger Oak and was surrounded with a wrought iron security cage. The unique safe behind the desk was once used at the Copper Mine until it became too small for the company payroll, which was all paid in cash. It was then passed down to the Copper Queen Hotel. Phelps Dodge cleverly paid their employees in cash, to have their money quickly returned to them in goods and drinks. The Copper Queen Hotel was one of the most modern hotels in the West during that time. One can only imagine what changes the Hotel has gone through to accommodate the modern day traveler. Located roughly 100 miles southeast of Tucson and at an elevation of 5,300 feet, the Hotel is usually 10 to 20 degrees cooler than in Tucson or Phoenix. In the winter, we are even blessed with an occasional snowfall. Bisbee is the southern most mile high city in the U.S. And is eight miles from the border of Mexico. Although the Copper Queen Hotel has maintained the ambiance of the Victorian Era Old West, it has been renovated with modern day conveniences to make your stay more comfortable. Less
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Hotel Amenities
HOTEL FEATURES
Pool
Restaurant
Bar/Lounge
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Air Conditioning
Banquet Room
Concierge
Conference Facilities
Non-Smoking Hotel
Outdoor pool
Beachfront
Room Service
Free Parking
Spa
Fitness Centre with Gym / Workout Room
Breakfast included
Room types
Non-Smoking Rooms
Hotel class
Star ratings indicate the general level of features and amenities to expect. They are provided to TripAdvisor by third-party partners such as Expedia and Giata.
Star rating provided by Expedia.
Room types
Non-Smoking Rooms
Number of rooms
48
Price range
USD 99 - USD 148 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Also Known As
Copper Queen Bisbee
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Hotel Copper Queen
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Copper Queen Hotel Bisbee
Location
United States > Arizona > Bisbee
Hotel class
Star ratings indicate the general level of features and amenities to expect. They are provided to TripAdvisor by third-party partners such as Expedia and Giata.
Star rating provided by Expedia.
Room types
Non-Smoking Rooms
Number of rooms
48
Price range
USD 99 - USD 148 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
The rooms are fairly small. I’m 6’3” and 225lbs with a partner that is 5’9” 160lbs had a “cozy” time in the rooms. So to answer your question - I don’t think so, but ask the front desk.
