Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Tombstone, Arizona:

Our bed and breakfast is a Victorian picture set in “The Town Too Tough to Die”, Tombstone, Arizona. Built in 1881, it was once a house of ill-fame owned by Big Nose Kate. The Bordello was originally located on a site at the east end of Allen Street but was moved in 1923 to make way for the Tombstone High School. In 1973, a Tombstone judge and his wife lovingly restored and updated the house to include modern amenities. It was converted to a bed and breakfast many years ago. My wife Lynda and I are the latest ‘caretakers' of this wonderful old building. We have built a house over the old Borde. . .

Set on the edge of Tombstone Arizona's historic Allen Street District, Crazy Annie's Bordello Bed & Breakfast and Saloon has four wonderful guest rooms named after famous "working women" of the 1880's. Each room is tastefully decorated in the period style of old Tombstone, while also providing all the modern conveniences and comforts a tired traveler would expect. . . .

Marie's is an original 4-room Victorian adobe structure, built in 1906, known as the "John Rock House". John Rock was the owner of Rock Mercantile during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The house has original floors, ceilings, windows and woodwork. Marie's is within walking distance of restaurants, shopping and many historical areas. A short stroll takes you back in history beginning with Schieffelin Hall, the oldest two story adobe structure in Tombstone. It can be seen from Marie's porch. At the end of the day you'll find Marie's parlor a perfect setting for rest and relaxation. The parlor. . .

Conveniently located on historic Allen Street just yards from the OK Corral, the Birdcage Theatre and Big Nose Kate's Saloon... you won't miss a bit of the action. Authentically dressed townspeople, gunfights and re-enactments of the infamous shoot-out at the OK Corral take you right into one of the roughest and toughest parts of history this country has ever known. Spend your days touring the "Town Too Tough To Die" or adventure to the surrounding areas to see the many famous sights this little corner of Arizona has to offer. The wondrous stalactites and colorful formations of the Kartchner. . .