COPPER QUEEN HOTEL, Bisbee

Copper Queen Hotel - A historic 1902 landmark with themed rooms, ghostly encounters, and classic American dining

Built in 1902 by the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company, this historic Bisbee hotel combines Edwardian-era decor with Art Nouveau antiques and modern amenities. The Copper Queen Hotel features air-conditioned rooms equipped with TVs and private bathrooms, including specially themed accommodations like the Harry Houdini Room and John Wayne Room. The 1902 Spirit Room and Saloon serves hearty breakfast favorites and classic American cuisine. Safety features include carbon monoxide detectors, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and a security system. The 24-hour front desk assists with arranging tours and recreational activities, including Lavender Jeep excursions to local attractions. Located on Howell Avenue, the property sits within 0.3 miles of Copper Queen Library, Bisbee Historical Museum, and multiple dining establishments. Notable past guests include John Wayne, Julia Roberts, and Nancy Reagan.

Pros

Room 315 offers paranormal experiences with reported sightings of Julia Lowell's ghost

Walking distance to eight restaurants and cafes within 0.3 miles

Custom catering services available for events and gatherings

Theatrical séances hosted by Magic Kenny Bang Bang

Cons

1 mile from the Lavender Pit mining site

Limited in-room amenities compared to modern hotels