Doublejack Guesthouse - a vacation rental in Historic Old Bisbee
Guest rating: 5.0 / 5
Overview
Doublejack Guesthouse is a fully restored, one-bedroom miner's cottage built in 1895, perched hillside in the heart of Historic Old Bisbee, Arizona, just southeast of Tucson. Named after a two-man mining drill technique, the cottage sits above street-level public parking along an old mule path turned staircase, offering dramatic panoramic views of downtown Bisbee and toward Mexico. The property is gay owned and operated and holds City of Bisbee Permit Number 20401379.
Accommodations
The cottage features a king-sized bed, a claw-foot bathtub with a separate walk-in double shower, a flat-screen smart TV, and an iPod docking station with radio and CD player. A fully equipped kitchen includes a standard-size refrigerator with ice maker, microwave, and oven/stove, and guests are provided complimentary locally roasted coffee and breakfast fixings. Central air conditioning and heating, free Wi-Fi, cable TV, an ironing board, and a private patio round out the amenities.
Amenities & Recreation
Beyond the in-cottage comforts, guests have access to a fitness center, and the pet-friendly, smoke-free unit is also noted as kid-friendly. A private deck is ideal for enjoying Bisbee's sunsets and stargazing, and hiking trails begin right above the house, with birdwatching opportunities close by.
Dining & Location
The guesthouse is within easy walking distance of Old Bisbee's dining and culture, including Cafe Roka, Bisbee's Table, Le Cornucopia Cafe, Earl's Cafe at the Warner Hotel, Legion Bar and Grill, Old Bisbee Brewing Company, Taqueria Outlaw, Screaming Banshee Pizza, and Bisbee Royale. Several bus stations, including Gym Club Suites and Copper Queen Plaza/Lyric, are within a few hundred meters, and Tucson International Airport is roughly 122 kilometers away. Cultural attractions such as the Bisbee Seance Room, Muheim Heritage House, PanTerra Gallery, and Queen Mine are all nearby.
Best for
Doublejack Guesthouse suits couples and small groups seeking a romantic, quiet retreat with historic character, given its restored 1895 cottage setting, private deck, and panoramic views. It's also well suited to travelers who enjoy walkable food and culture scenes, thanks to its proximity to numerous restaurants, galleries, and museums, as well as outdoor enthusiasts drawn to the on-site fitness center, nearby hiking trails, and birdwatching.
Travel tips
Access to the cottage is via a staircase along an old mule path above street-level public parking, so pack light or be prepared to carry luggage up several steps. Most dining, shopping, and cultural sites in Old Bisbee are within a few hundred meters and easily walkable, and several bus stations sit within a five-to-ten-minute walk. Tucson International Airport is about 122 kilometers away, so plan for roughly a 90-minute drive when arriving or departing by air.
What guests say
Guests consistently praise the relaxing, quiet atmosphere and the cleanliness and thoughtful furnishing of the cottage. The hosts, including a host named Bob, are repeatedly highlighted for their warmth and hospitality, with several reviewers mentioning they return regularly. Privacy is also a recurring theme, with guests noting the property feels secluded despite its central Old Bisbee location. No recurring negative themes appear in the available excerpts.
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