Step back in time to a simpler age at The Avenue Hotel Bed and Breakfast. The authentic adobe building opened as a hotel, restaurant, bar, and barbershop in 1901. It was so popular with ranchers, railroaders, and rovers that a "new" brick addition was added in 1915. We have lovingly restored The Avenue's rooms and added antiques and furnishings reminiscent of the Wild West.
At The Avenue you will enjoy authentic Western charm without sacrificing modern amenities like cable TV and free internet. Close to famous Tombstone, vibrant Bisbee and vast expanses of public land for your exploration.
At The Avenue you will enjoy authentic Western charm without sacrificing modern amenities like cable TV and free internet. Close to famous Tombstone, vibrant Bisbee and vast expanses of public land for your exploration.
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There's a lot to see and do in our little corner of the West.
Walk in the footsteps of Geronimo, Pancho Villa, Johnny Ringo, and the Arizona Rangers.
Visit Fort Bowie or Fort Huachuca, home of the famous Buffalo Soldiers.
Explore the historic John Slaughter Ranch.
Talk to the cowboys in Tombstone or stroll the twisting art-filled streets of Bisbee.
Go hiking or birdwatching in the nearby Chiricahua Mountains and stop by Portal or Rodeo, New Mexico.
If you're interested in aviation history, drop by the first international airport in the United States, dedicated by Eleanor Roosevelt and Amelia Earhart.
Walk in the footsteps of Geronimo, Pancho Villa, Johnny Ringo, and the Arizona Rangers.
Visit Fort Bowie or Fort Huachuca, home of the famous Buffalo Soldiers.
Explore the historic John Slaughter Ranch.
Talk to the cowboys in Tombstone or stroll the twisting art-filled streets of Bisbee.
Go hiking or birdwatching in the nearby Chiricahua Mountains and stop by Portal or Rodeo, New Mexico.
If you're interested in aviation history, drop by the first international airport in the United States, dedicated by Eleanor Roosevelt and Amelia Earhart.
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