Hotel La More at The Bisbee Inn

Amazing staff

The only issue I had was that the light in my bathroom didn't work. Everything else was wonderful. Will definitely come back and definitely recommend to others

Manager Lucy was very friendly and accommodating. Unfortunately, the room was way too small for a queen bed and the barn door to the toilet/shower area wasn’t acceptable. Very few electrical outlets and doors and floors all were squeaky. We didn’t get a very good sleep.

I really enjoyed my stay there. The staff was really friendly and helpful. The room was really clean. I have complaints. I will stay there again

The rooms do not have their own AC units in the windows like the photos show. so after walking uphill with bags in the afternoon sun, I’m dripping sweat and ready to sit down and cool off but it’s frustrating when there’s not even a fan. the room is cramped and right next to the front door. We can hear everything happening outside of the room so I imagine everyone else can hear what’s happening in the room. I ended up spending more money on a different hotel nearby and left shortly after checking in. Positively though The property is a beautiful old building with a cozy common area with lanterns hung up on the ceilings. I would stay here if it wasn’t so hot out and I was by myself. Not a place to take a partner for a private getaway.

Came to perform at the Bisbee Blues and Brews festival. Centrally located and easy to get around town.

I loved this place!!!

Great little boutique hotel, and very hip. An old but well-maintained and friendly place to stay. No amenities in the rooms, however, other than a wash basin, and no TV, with communal toilets and showers in the hall. Great place if you're willing to be somewhere as little different and a little older.

Bed was uncomfortable, no TV , couldn't feel any AC had to open windows for air circulation.

An essential Bisbee experience. Lucy at the front desk is lovely. The building is beautifully decorated and maintained. Zero complaints - excellent all around. I'll come back and stay here as often as possible.

This is the place to be. The AC was amazing

This is an old historical hotel that sits up on the side of a hill, with a quirky feel and look about it and plenty of squeaks and creaks to add to its charm. There are only 20 rooms that are small, but comfortable for the most part. I learned that four of the rooms, the Euro rooms, share a bathroom across the hall upstairs. So if you want a small private bathroom, avoid the Euro rooms. The walls are extremely thin, so you can hear your neighbors if they are loud, and if you are on the front of the hotel, you will definitely hear everything that goes on outside on the street and much of what goes on in the historical town that sits just below the hotel. Sound definitely travels up the hill! The hotel does provide earplugs in all the rooms. The common areas are comfortable and it's nice to meet other guests. The kitchen has a refrigerator, stove, coffee pot, teapots, and dinnerware that you can share with the other guests. The sitting area has a movie screen where you can watch VHS cassettes that the hotel has there. There are also a few board games that you can play. The rooms do not have a TV, so bring a book to read or a deck of cards if you don't want to watch a movie or play a board game. The people that work there are very nice, but you rarely see them. The hotel parking is below the hotel in a narrow alley. Be prepared to walk your luggage up a short steep road or to climb a set of steep narrow stairs. Even though everything is old, it is very clean.

Nice and quaint! Definitely want to come back!!!

Everything was perfect except beware that the walls are thin and you can hear your neighbors and they can hear you pretty clearly. May not bother some, not a deal breaker for us, just a warning.

Great experience!

The hotel itself is older (as is most of the town) and the walls are thin and the floors are creaky. That combined with the nightlife outside in the streets below can make it a bit difficult to sleep if you are a light sleeper (although the hotel does kindly provide free ear plugs). For the religious it can be uncomfortable for the presence of a ouija board in the common room, and for the superstitious the hotel does lean heavily on its reputation as being supposexly haunted. If you can get past those things however the staff is superfriendly and helpful, the beds are comfortable and it is close to most of the cool stuff in Bisbee. If you're adventurous, go for it!

Very Old Bisbee vibe. Bree was fantastic, very helpful and friendly. Because of 7/4, parking was not great. But I sort of knew that and arrived later in the day after crowds had decreased.

I usually stay at my parents house when I visit Bisbee but i will be ditching them from now on to stay here. It’s probably what you’re looking for when you visit…it’s gorgeous, affordable, close to parking & the bars. I regret not spending more time inside watching a movie or cooking. I love the common area with the lanterns & all the vintage posters. Staff was so welcoming and it was incredibly clean. Plus the AC was amazing! It was my first time staying in a euro style room (shared bathrooms) but i didn’t notice any difference & I didn’t even see anyone else & it was a Friday night! It does have spirits but if that bothers you I’d just take some Benadryl before bed. I’ve stayed in other local hotels but I will only stay here from now on.

The service and the unique appeal of the property made our stay very enjoyable

Had a great time here!!