Hotels in Jerome

The hotel stands at 200 Hill Street, at the top of Jerome, Arizona, in a large Spanish Mission style building that once served as the United Verde Hospital. It is family owned and the front desk is staffed 24 hours. Rooms come with wifi, air conditioning, cable television, a microwave and a refrigerator, and parking is free. The 1926 Otis elevator still runs, serving all 5 levels. Many rooms look out over the Verde Valley, and some have balconies. Call (888) 817-6788 or (928) 634-8200 to book, or to ask which rooms have a view. The Asylum restaurant sits inside the building.

Clarkdale Lodge offers lodging at 23 North 11th Street in Clarkdale, a short walk from the middle of town. Guests also use it as a base for trips to Jerome and Sedona. To book or to ask a question, call (928) 634-5037 or write to info@ClarkdaleLodge.com. There is no posted front desk schedule, so arrange arrival time when you reserve rather than showing up late and hoping. Ask about room types, how many people each sleeps, whether a kitchen is included, and the cancellation terms. Rates move with the season here, so compare dates if your travel plans are flexible.

Taawaki Inn offers lodging at 441 S. Broadway St. in Clarkdale, and guests use it as a base for Cottonwood, Jerome and Sedona as well. To book or ask a question, call (928) 365-9668 or write to hankarensdesigns@gmail.com. There is no posted desk schedule, so agree on an arrival time when you reserve instead of turning up late without notice. Ask what room types exist, how many each sleeps, what is included in the morning, and what the cancellation terms are. Rates here move with the season, so compare a few dates if your travel plans can bend.

Iron Horse Inn takes guests at 1034 N Main St in Old Town Cottonwood. Room types listed on its own site are a single king, a single queen, a double queen, and a room with two twin beds, and the site has a gallery plus pages on Old Town and nearby attractions. Booking runs through a form that asks for check-in, check-out, and guest numbers. No nightly rate and no front desk hours are posted here, so ask when you book. Call (928) 634-8031 or email info@ironhorseoldtown.com. Records show the inn serving guests across the valley.

Little Daisy Motel, Inc. is at 34 S. Main Street in Cottonwood. Its own site tells the family history plainly: Harold and Diane Lovett bought the motel in 1989, added the building that now holds the office in 1993, and Becky and Gene Kulis began managing it in 1997 before buying it in 2002. Since 2007 a third generation has lived on site as resident managers. Pages cover rooms, motel policies, and directions. Dogs are welcome. No nightly rate is listed, so call (928) 634-7865 to ask about rooms.

Lux Verde Hotel is a small hotel just off State Route 89A in Cottonwood, at the address this page write as 301West 89A. Its own site describes a fully remodeled boutique property with views across the Verde Valley and a complimentary breakfast each morning. Pages cover rooms, a gallery, events, nearby attractions, and accessibility, with booking handled on the site. The hotel is presented as a base for trips to Jerome and Sedona as well as Cottonwood, which matches the service area listed here. No nightly rate is listed. Call (928) 634-4207 or email info@luxverdehotel.com.

Pines Inn & Suites takes guests at 920 S Camino Real in Cottonwood. Its own site describes rooms decorated with photography by local artist Cory Bruening, a seasonal saltwater pool, and overnight electric vehicle charging at no extra charge. The inn calls itself certified sustainable and green and puts the drive to Sedona at 17 miles. Dogs are welcome; the site says it accepts any size dog over 18 months of age, so ask about a puppy. No nightly rate is posted here. Reservations and questions go to (928) 634-9975 or info2@pinesinnandsuites.com.