We reserved two rooms on the second floor. Were assigned two rooms adjacent to the front door. Our room was small, the bed sagged to the right. The outer doors were locked at night, so we were kept awake all night by people coming in, banging on the door to be let in. The noise outside was right beside our... more

We couldn't have been more pleased with our stay at the Hotel La More/Bisbee Inn (we never could figure out the real name though). If you're looking for local flavor in this old mining town-turned artist colony this is the real deal. Tucked on the side of a big hill/small mountain, the place feels like you could be in the... more

We initially checked for availability at the Copper Queen but decided that the price was too high - our second option was the Hotel La More which fit better with our budget. We ended up in a room with two doubles (?) at the back of the hotel and paid a set rate of $100 US. Lower priced rooms with... more

The Hotel La More is located within easy walking distance of everything this bizarre little town has to offer. My room was in great condition, clean, and charmingly decorated. The hotel has central air, so you cannot make adjustments in your room. The proprietors made excellent restaurant recommendations. In all, I was impressed with the La More. I felt as... more

Booked a Sunday night stay at this historic hotel. Commonly known as the Lamore Hotel, but more recently as the Bisbee Inn. The hotel is centrally located in historic Bisbee and has it's own parking lot. After dropping off our bags, we parked in the hotel's lot a hundred feet away from the hotel on a lower level of the... more

This little historical hotel was delightful and very affordable. The rooms are simple and small but very comfortable. The atmosphere is laid back and cheerful. And the history is pretty cool. It's VERY well located, within walking distance of all of Bisbee's attractions. Although google maps gave us the wrong directions, and we didn't know that there are two names... more

I recently brought my crew of ghost hunters to the Bisbee Inn. We booked the entire hotel so we were able to set up cameras, recorders and wander the hallways throughout the night! All 20 rooms were clean and furnished with period furniture which gave you a feeling of the early 1900's. Innkeepers were happy to provide early check ins... more

We had heard so much about Bisbee that we thought we would make it our second stop and attend Brewery Gulch Daze aswell. We stayed at Hotel Lamore and did'nt manage to sleep the whole time we were there due to no curtains at the window (nets only) no blind, nothing! There was also a window at the top of... more

If you want to listen to loud live band music until 1:30 in the morning - this is the place for you. We found the staff to be non-existent - if you want to feel like you are the only one in the building with no service this is your place. Breakfast was dismal, hard fossilized oranges in the fruit... more