Inside Arizona's Most Spirited Historic Hotel Featuring Haunted Quarters and a Century-Old Saloon Perfect for Autumn Escapes

One hotel room in southern Arizona is named after a ghost, and guests book it on purpose. Another room down the hall belongs to a giggling boy named Billy, and it comes stocked with antique toys. That is a bold decorating choice. I love it anyway. The building opened in 1902, back when copper money built grand things in Arizona mountain towns. It still welcomes overnight guests today, with Victorian halls, claw-foot tubs in some rooms, and a saloon that has been part of the place since day one.