Our 1907 Venetian-inspired Italianate building has lived many lives, from an International Music School to Mining Prospector’s office, and in the more recent past a Woolworth's department store. John Wayne even owned the building for a hot-second. We’ve channeled our building's history into a collection of guest rooms for sophisticated, rugged, and curious travelers. From Italian futurism to bohemian chic, all of our guest suites are unique and inspiring. Located on Main Street in the heart of historic Old Bisbee and equipped with such modern comforts as natural fiber linens, memory foam mattresses, and fresh ground local coffee from Old Bisbee Roasters, your room is the ideal home base for exploring all that our town has to offer (be sure to check out our guidebook for our favorite spots to check out during your stay). We've also taken care to decorate your room with a collection of vintage objects to delight and inspire. You might think of our spaces as something of an invitation, to meet an assembly of imaginary hosts, to pass time among their collections, and maybe even take a token of your time when an exchange of goodbyes returns you to the familiar pavement of your own path. Step up the stairs to find the infrequently occupied apartment 3A, whose imaginary restless residents have furnished and adorned their Bisbee home with the objects collected in their travels, and arranged them as artlessly as the off-kilter stamps on a passport’s pages. Far from a bohemian pastiche, their space speaks to the vast world of mystery and beauty that they will never feel to have explored to completion. All guests enter the building through our Subway Street entrance. During business hours, you'll also have access to our "lounge", Object Limited's storefront on Main Street. We'll share all the details prior to your stay and are available throughout via text and phone if you have any questions. Bisbee is a beautiful place to get lost. A former mining town turned bohemian enclave, our city was recently named Best Small Town in America by USA Today and Sunset Magazine – and for good reason. It’s easy to fall in love with the winding streets, sunny weather, homes built up into the canyons, and the colorful characters who reside here. You’ll be staying in the heart of Old Bisbee’s Main Street, the lifeblood of the city, full of shops, restaurants, and galleries. Parking is available behind the building and is first come first serve. Centrally located in the heart of Old Bisbee, your room is within walking distance of nearly all that our historic town has to offer. Welcome to the Wild West. Bisbee encourages a certain amount of freedom that you won’t find elsewhere. Fireworks on a Tuesday? Sure, why not? In the building, though, we have a few rules out of respect to our guests and residents. Quiet hours are between 10 PM and 10 AM. Please be respectful of other guests, particularly when in the hallways. If another guest is not respecting quiet hours, please message us and we will contact them directly. We love when you share our spaces with friends, just please let us know if you plan to host a gathering of more than 2 people not included in your reservation. WE DO NOT ALLOW UNAUTHORIZED FILM/PHOTO SHOOTS. Private and commercial shoots are, however, permitted for a fee. Please be honest with us, if you try to use our property for a shoot without permission, we will ask you to leave without exception and we will not reimburse your reservation. Sorry, due to past damage issues no pets. Our building is over 100 years old, and while we’ve brought many modern conveniences into the space, you may not have all the comforts you're familiar with. Specifically, our building was constructed before the invention of air conditioners and heaters. That means it’s full of light, designed for natural heating/cooling via intelligent air-flow dynamics, and positioned to maximize the sunlight to heat in the winter and cool in the summer (we do, however, provide electric heaters in each room during the colder months, and offer additional fans during the summer by request). Also, like most of Bisbee, there is no elevator or porter service to reach guest rooms on the second and third floor. No TVs, but plenty of books...and high-speed WiFi if an hour in Bisbee doesn't make you forget that modern technology exists ;) This is an adventure, remember? If you have any specific requests, we’ll do our best to satisfy them.