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Agave Casita

The Agave Casita has one bedroom and one bathroom with a shower. There’s a king size bed with Nectar Premium mattresses. It has a full kitchen equipped with cooking basics so you can prepare meals in house. The porch is a favorite spot to hang out, bird watch, or just enjoy the high desert air. There’s a record player and fireplace in the living room with an electric heater in it.

Nopales Suite

This listing is for the lower efficiency unit of the middle two story building. It is equipped with a kitchenette, queen sized bed with a Nectar Premium mattress and bathroom with shower. The shady porch overlooks our courtyard where you can relax and birdwatch. This is our pet friendly unit.

Saguaro Suite

This is the smallest of our units and is located on the ground floor of the smaller two story building. There is only one step up to access it! It is equipped with a daybed and trundle bed underneath. While space is tight, it can sleep two with the trundle pulled out. The unit also has a smart tv and kitchenette with a microwave, toaster and fridge. There is not a stove or oven. The patio in front has a bistro set so you can enjoy a meal or a glass of wine in the beautiful climate that Bisbee is famous for.

THE COURTYARD

Our stone walled courtyard is an oasis of tranquility just up the street from the bustling shopping and entertainment districts. We have been curating it with both plants native to the area along with those beneficial to pollinators and other wildlife. In the spring and summer the fragrance from our honeysuckle fills the air and the tombstone rose bush is abloom with flowers. We provide seeds and hummingbird feeders for our feathered friends and we have several species that visit us to feed and frolic in our birdbath. At night during the warm months the nectar feeding bat species so important to the pollination of agave come to feed at the hummingbird feeders. Deer, coatis and javalina have also been seen. We have a small fountain both for the soothing sound and as a water source for wildlife and deep toned windchimes as well. The rock garden is ever growing and changing with petrified wood, fossils and other unique specimens from Arizona and Texas.