La Posada del Rio Sonora

Our rooms vary in size and price. Standard single is $82 and a room with two queen beds is $85, suites are $92 and we even have a couple apartments in the $112 ranges. Please know that this platform does not allow me to pick but one price so I will use $85 as it is most common. If you do NOT need two queens we will upgrade you based on availability to a suite or even an apartment. Thank you for choosing La Posada del Rio Sonora, a hidden gem in the Sierra Madres. The space Why not stay in an old adobe hacienda that is at least 250 years old. Centered on the quiet and beautiful plaza principal of Banámichi just 3 hrs. South of the Border, only 4 hrs. from Bisbee or 4.5 hrs. from Tucson, right in the middle of the scenic Ruta Rio Sonora. Rent one room with a big bed, or 10 rooms plus an apartment. We have everything you need or want. In our rooms each one has one or two queen sized beds. Some have fireplaces, living rooms, sitting area or jacuzzi. They all have Wi Fi and reverse cycle air conditioning. We have a LED 3D flat screen with satellite in the cantina, a full restaurant, bike rental ($5) and offer horseback riding and adventure tours. Or you can explore on your own and simply relax and take in the amazing scenery and sunsets from our big terraces. Whether for one person or a big group, this is THE place. This is "Old Mexico" at its best. Clean, quiet and safe. Available for family reunions, anniversary parties, workshops and more. Call us to see how you can find the real Treasure of the Sierra Madres in the high, valley where the river turns. Guest access All guests may use our central courtyard and large terraces. Many believe the best vistas for sunsets are from our biggest terrace. Some are shaded, some semi-shaded, and always a great place to rest and relax. Other things to note Our hotel is right on the main town square. It is in one of the oldest buildings in town. Banamichi was founded in 1631 A.D. so it very old. Our hotel once belonged to General Pedilla. It was renovated by Irma Rojo and William (Bill) Dorrington Harmsen. Bill was the son of the folks that started the Jolly Rancher Candy business.