Little Daisy Motel, Inc.

America's Mattress sells mattresses and bedding. The listed address is 3636 Menual Blvd and the phone number is (505) 373-2678. Email goes to brian@americasmattressabq.com. Shoppers in Cottonwood, Rimrock and Sedona are among those it serves. Opening times vary by day, so call before driving over. Ask about delivery into the Verde Valley, since a store may charge for it or set a limit on how far it will go. It helps to know the size you need, and to ask about return and exchange terms before you buy. The site americasmattress.com lists brands and whatever sale is running at the time.

Shade and cooling for outdoor spaces is the trade here. The company's own site lists retractable awnings, pergola awnings with a fabric roof, and misting systems, and says an awning can run as large as 40 by 14 feet, manual or motorized, with an optional light kit, a drop valance, and controls that work with home automation. Fabric comes from 14 manufacturers. The site gives contractor number ROC352188, names Future Enterprises LLC as the operating company, and says it has served northern Arizona since 2009. No street address is listed; this is a service-area business. Call (928) 274-3408.

This listing is a statewide health insurer, which is why we file it under insurance rather than with local nonprofits. The company site describes health plans for individuals and families, Medicare Advantage and supplement plans, Medicaid coverage through a partner plan, and employer coverage, along with portals for members, providers, employers, and brokers. The address this page hold reads Serving the State of Arizona, which means there is no Cottonwood office to visit. Two numbers are on file, (602) 864-5427 and the 24/7 help line, (800) 232-2345. Member questions go to MemberHelp@azblue.com.

Window coverings are the product line here, and that includes solar shades. Budget Blinds of Northern Arizona sells blinds, roller and cellular shades, plantation and wood shutters, drapes and valances, and motorized window coverings. Outdoor awnings and shades are also listed, along with commercial work. No street address is on file, because this is a service-area business that comes to the customer. It is licensed and show a service area covering Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Jerome, Cornville, Camp Verde, Rimrock, and Sedona. Reach it at (928) 707-2199 or kmccain@budgetblinds.com.

Eyesight is the focus of the Cottonwood Lions Club, which its own site says has served the town since 1950. Money raised, for years through recycling aluminum cans, pays for eye exams and eyeglasses for people who cannot afford them, and the club now runs a free clinic housed at the Old Town Mission. Used eyeglasses are collected at donation sites around town, including vision centers, a bank, and a church. Members marked the club's 75th anniversary in 2025. Mail goes to PO Box 516 and the phone on file is (928) 300-9607.

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.

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.