Warner Hotel

very conveniently located in the heart of old town. I love the 2 room suite; when we travel my husband likes to get up earlier and this worked out perfect. would have liked to enjoy the rooftop deck; but weather did not permit.

could have used some USB plugs. some rooms do not have in suite bathrooms; ours did, but that would have been awkward

Like the close proximity to everything

Didn’t like the location on a hill with no drive up access. Not handicapped accessible or even easily accessible if you are not strong legged or have breathing issues. Did not like the fact that we got a detached bathroom. According to the description by Booking.com, Under further room description, it did not mention that, however, in the photo of the bathroom, with white lettering against a white picture, it faintly said the bathroom was not attached to the rental room. This is “deceptive advertising”. Within an hour of booking with Booking.com, we received a message from the hotel itself, alerting us about the bathroom situation And offered other room options. The hotel people were wonderful and forthcoming and we praise them for that. The hotel is lovely and I would recommend them if you know and agree to the limitations. Note that there is no elevator Please remember the hotel people were wonderful I would call them directly if you want to book with them

The location was good for walking through town.

The bathroom was across the wide hall and we had to use the key to get in every time. In the morning the people at the coffee shop were able to see us walking to the bathroom. Also, there were people in the wide hall "checking out the rooms" as the keys are left in the doors of the rooms. The room was small. This is the first hotel in my life I stayed at that did not have complimentary coffee. You've got to walk a bit and take stairs to get in with your luggage. Be sure to read the email/ text before you get into town.

The Warner Hotel is simply a fantastic renovation--they balanced keeping certain asctetics of the 100 year old building with an update that made it comfortable. You'll hear complaints in other reviews about the detached bathrooms (if you have one of the standard suites) but ignore those; they're really nicely re-done bathrooms that only you have a key for, so other than tossing on a robe or slippers, it's just a non-issue, and while they are private bathrooms you still get a sense of the old boarding house that it used to be. There's also a downstairs sitting area next to the cafe that is so cute and comfortable, it's great to just hang out and have coffee in the morning. I can't recommend this hotel more for it's charm, comfort and convencience.

Just a couple small things, having a physical key was annoying and the bathroom could use a few more hooks to hang things. Also be prepared for a fairly hands off experience as there really isn't a "front desk".

We liked the room, the decor, the spacious size of Room #204. We liked having access to a full size kitchen. Good location.

Lots of stairs. It was fine for us, but older guests should be made aware.

The room was Beautiful, Clean, Spacious and well appointed.

The hallway light stays on all night, assumedly for safety, however the light shines into the rooms through the glass on the doors and there is not a shade or covering to block the light. I would suggest adding a shade,

This is a fantastic gem of a hotel. The interior was gorgeous. There is a beautiful indoor courtyard for guests to enjoy when not relaxing in their room. There is also a sweet little coffee shop on the first floor. Our lattes were delicious. The staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful. The location is perfect for enjoying downtown Bisbee. We’re definitely hoping to return.

Bisbee, as a town, isn't the thriving place it once was. We arrived at 5:30 in the evening. Nothing but bars and a couple restaurants were open. On Sunday morning, nothing opened until 11:00. With a 3 1/2 drive back home, we just packed up and headed out after a nice breakfast at Earl's (the ONLY place open at 8:00a) While Bisbee may once have abeen a destination spot. MANY MANY buildings were vacant and for sale. Sad, but the town seems to be really fading