Iron Horse Inn

River trips and wine tours are the business at Verde Adventures, 1034 N. Main St in Cottonwood. The company's own site lists tubing, inflatable kayaking, paddleboard trips, scenic river trips, vineyard and wine tours, a combined water and wine tour, group outings, and a shuttle to Clear Creek. Gift cards are sold. Tubing is described as seasonal, so dates matter. this page mark the tours as kid friendly. One oddity worth flagging: the service area we store lists Sedona only, even though the address is in Cottonwood. Call (928) 204-6440 to ask which trips run on your dates.

Breakfast and lunch are the whole day at The Old Town Cafe, 1025 N Main St A in Cottonwood. Its own menu covers breakfast, lunch, salads, and drinks, with breakfast sandwiches at $13 served with eggs and spinach and a choice of cheese and meat, and a veggie sandwich at $12. Burritos come on a fresh tortilla, with veggie, breakfast, and chorizo versions listed. The posted hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, with Sunday closed. Call (928) 634-5980.

Burning Tree Cellars pours in a tasting room at 1040 N Main St in Old Town Cottonwood. The winery's own site describes small batch wines made in limited quantities, a wine club, and merchandise such as hats, shirts, and candles. Music and events are listed on the site as well. Outdoor seating is listed. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week, though tasting rooms often shift with the season, so a quick call before you drive over is sensible. The number on file is (928) 649-8733. It serves Cottonwood.

Rubrix Wines pours wine at a tasting room at 1040 N Main St in Cottonwood. Doors open at noon every day. Sunday through Thursday the room closes at 7 in the evening, and on Friday and Saturday it stays open until 8. The phone number is (928) 649-8733. Flights, what is being poured and any fee change often, so call or check rubrixwines.com before going. Larger groups should phone ahead, since a tasting room has limited seating. Hours can shift for holidays and private events. Walking between rooms on Main Street is common here, so plan more than one stop if you are making an afternoon of it.

Arizona Stronghold Vineyards Tasting Room is a wine tasting room on Main Street in Cottonwood, Arizona. The room pours wines made by the vineyard, which farms in Arizona and treats each harvest and blend on its own terms. Tapas are served with the wine. The tasting room is open every day, with a later close on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There is a wine club, an online shop, and a list of places where the wines are sold. The room hosts events and takes part in a local wine hop. Cottonwood and Camp Verde are the listed service area.

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.