Haunted Hotels in Arizona
Old West
Charm & Class
Be transported back in time from the moment you breeze through our swinging double doors. Our historic hotel in Arizona has been restored to its former Victorian-era elegance and is equipped with modern-day conveniences that today’s business and leisure travelers expect, including a 24-hour front desk staff to cater to your every wish and whim.
Hotel Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free Public Parking Nearby
- Restaurant, Bar & Lounge
- Patio Overlooking Historic Bisbee
- Live Entertainment Nightly
- Private Resort Pool (seasonal)
- Pets Welcome (call for details)
- Walking Tours Nearby
- Check-Out time: 11AM
The Copper Mines
In 1898, the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company decided to build their own hotel in the heart of Bisbee, giving dignitaries and investors a place to stay while conducting business. Construction was completed in 1902, the same year that the city of Bisbee was incorporated.
Through the Ages
The Copper Queen Hotel housed 72 rooms originally, with a shared bath on each floor. The hotel was heated through a tunnel connected to the Phelps Dodge building and The Palm Room was used as a cold air well during the hot summer months. The hotel’s restaurant and a saloon remain in their original locations.
Modern Day
The Copper Queen Hotel remains the only full-service hotel in Bisbee and is the longest continuously operating hotel in the state of Arizona. The hotel has never been closed. In fact, the swinging double doors that lead into our lobby do not lock, welcoming guests at all hours.
Notable Guests
The Copper Queen Hotel has hosted many well-known visitors over the years, including John Wayne, Lee Marvin, Lee Remick, Michelle Pfieffer, Julia Roberts, Kiefer Sutherland, Ollie North, First Lady Nancy Reagan, Jake Lamotta, Gabriel Giffords, John McCain, and family members of Linda Ronstadt. Learn more about our historic hotel and haunted rooms here.
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