Was a really cool hotel. Not the most spacious as people were not as big 150 years ago as they are today.

The hotel is central to shopping, restaurants, and bars. What I didn't like was the size of the showers - very small!

Room was clean but hallway floors and stairs Ned vacuumed.

You can see it was something back in the day.

Bisbee is great. Copper Queen hotel, not so much. I understand they’re going for the whole era-specific Victorian kinda vibe, but it just comes off as antiquated and lazy. Looks like someone went to the thrift store and just picked out random stuff that looked like it was 100 years old. The wi-fi was in and out throughout our stay. Upon check out, we opted for breakfast at the restaurant, and I’m not sure why they even bother to open. Took forever to get our food and it was quite obvious they were severely understaffed. With a mere four tables sat, I watched the server turn a fifth couple away because they were backed up. The first two syrup dispensers I was given for my pancakes were stuck closed, indicating that they hadn’t been cleaned since who knows when. The food itself was fine though, no complaints there I guess. At $200 a night, not worth it in the slightest. I feel cheated.

Historic property

No Elevator. We had to carry heavy bags up 4 floors.

The hotel was quaint and our room was nicely decorated, but it was on the fourth floor and the elevator didn’t work. The service was very slow and the food not great. There is no parking and the hotel seemed as if it was going out of business. The TV in the room didn’t work either. I paid over 300 dollars for one night; I feel like I was robbed. Never again!

Restaurant closed opened late for breakfast on Saturday. Elevator broken. Bar not open Thursday night. Men's bathroom filthy and smelled terrible. Very old building but just need toughly cleaned and touched up or renovated. Also overpriced.

Vintage hotel with great atmosphere…

It is a historical hotel. So everything is super cramped and old. The bathroom and bedroom was the size on a RV. But the history of the hotel & area is cool.

We loved our stay at The Copper Queen. Next time we are booking one of the special rooms.

I would highly recommend it

Historic hotel in old Bibbee. Being historic, it is pricey, however after staying in town, I'm not sure there are many choices. The pool was nice to use.

For the price guests deserve to be able to use the elevator, which the staff wasn't upfront about not working. The first floor signage stated to "be patient, only press button once." After several minutes, we went up one flight to find an "out of service" sign on the 2nd floor elevator door. I had to ask, it was not offered, for assistance carrying our bags to the 4th floor. There is no A/C or cooler or fans in the public areas either. There's the homeless lady that happened to wonder in one morning and attempted to steal one of the staff members cell phones. I helped block the door, but the staff doesn't seem to look up from their phones much to greet guests and watch for situations like this. When we returned later that day, the same homeless woman was being arrested...I asked for a discount when I checked out. The $300 a night, even with multiple nights, wasn't discounted at all. You're cute and all, but not worth the $$$.

For the price of the room, this is the worst, hardest bed that I’ve ever slept on. The Hotel could be a very nice historical place, however it has not been maintained very well. I did notice online that the Hotel is up for sale.

My husband got extremely ill and we were not able to make this booking. Of course we realize it was 100% nonrefundable, so we just donated $300 to this hotel.

Parking a challenge. Hotel was as to be expected for the history and age.

The hotel was clean but old as we knew it would be. Never been to Bisbee interesting. They need to keep up the standards of the hotel just because it’s old doesn’t mean it doesn’t have to be shabby looking.

Unique and beautifully haunted

The environment was nice weather was perfect , however the bed was a king size extremely uncomfortable the bed seemed dented in the middle seemed the springs or mattress was damaged . It was very hot in the room and the ac was on high

Hotel has seen much better days! Elevator didn’t work properly. Room was dusty, even the wooden floors showed dust. Bathroom toiletries were bare minimal. Beds were completely hollow in the center. Hotel restaurant was a total disaster and rude! Front desk checkin was good. Check out was poor. Couldn’t even get a printed receipt for our stay. Overall incredibly disappointing. There are many other nice places in Bisbee. Venture out and try those.

The stay was okay. But the hotel restaurant wasn't very good. We had an early mine tour booked so we went down to the continental breakfast right at the time it was scheduled. It wasn't open yet and the guy in charge seemed annoyed at us being there. The next day we gave the restaurant a second chance for a purchased breakfast. Again, it opened late but we weren't in a hurry. But our waitress was very scatter-brained...very poor service, forgot what we ordered, took forever to give coffee refills.

What a disappointment. No parking, dirty premises, couldn’t even track down an iron. Hot rooms. Will never stay here again.

The front office staff were very nice. The rooms are small and especially the shower. The tile in the shower really needs to be scrubbed. There is no parking and the lot that they tell you to park in was always full. We went downstairs to eat. We stood there for 10 minutes and finally a server came over to tell us they were closed. When I questioned their times she stated that they were trying to fulfill the orders that were in. At the time, there were two tables sitting. She said they would be taking an hour break. So I asked if we could return @ 6:00 P.M. her response was we might be open. When I returned at 6, they were closed. We went to visit the bar and the draft beer was not functioning. I know this hotel is very old but I was not impressed at all.

It's like going back in time... beautiful.

Very unique feeling in the place. Not your typical modern hotel but very comfortable

Nice historic hotel. Small room as most of this type are…but thoughtfully furnished and appointed.

Bisbee is a unique town in the US and Copper Queen Hotel has been there for over 100 years.?Truly amazing

This place is very dirty! Even though they are renovating they should be dusting and cleaning regularly.

It was a fun hotel and staff was accommodating by opening restaurant on an off night for our group.

$300 per night for a dirty, sub-standard room with limited amenities. I've stayed at a motel 6 that was cleaner and more comfortable than the Copper Queen, and at a significantly lower nightly rate. Shower looked like it had not been cleaned in a month. carpet was dirty, tile floor was dirty, no view whatsoever, and we found a pill on the floor next to the bed. God only knows what type of pile it was. I realize this property id under renovations, but if they can't do better than this during renovations, they should close down until the project is complete. It will be a cold day in you know where before we consider staying at this hotel again.