Spirit Tree Inn B & B

We very much enjoyed our stay at the Spirit Inn. There are so many things to do in the Patagonia area. Our inn keepers were knowledgable of the area, friendly and pleasant. What fun!\r more

Accommodations were great. Very comfortable and clean. Great breakfast! Loved chatting over breakfast. The dogs loved the property and the B & B dog villa. Overall, a very nice stay. I would definitely stay here again!\r more

The setting is the best thing about the Spirit Inn, in our opinion -- lovely location, and pretty good birds, too, although we did not get our target Montezuma Quail.\r more

We stayed only one night -- 2 couples. Our rooms were very comfortable. My husband and I had the Equine Room, and the bathroom was indeed lovely. The owners are very hospitable, and Tom cooked a unique and delicious breakfast.\r more

We loved our stay at the Spirit Tree Inn! It is a delightful ranch house - historic, fascinating, and eclectic. We so enjoyed sitting in the main room looking at (and listening to) the beautiful and unique antiques and art pieces. When you visit, be sure and ask Tom about the musical antiques, books, and art work. His knowledge will enhance your understanding and appreciation for some of the wonderful things he has collected for everyone's enjoyment. And what a wonderful property - the views, the trees, the animals and birds! We loved sitting outside taking it all in. There is so much to see and do in the surrounding area as well. Patagonia with its railroad history was so quaint and interesting. We loved touring the country side and the wineries. We visited the lake and the nature preserve and spotted some amazing birds we had not seen before. The whole experience was so interesting and relaxing and exceeded our expectations. We loved it and will definitely be back. I know you would love it, too.\r more

Its rustic and quiet, except for the burro. If you like being away from the crowd this is the place. Tom and Mary Jane make you feel at home. Tom can tell you a lot of the history of southern Arizona. The area is great for birding and other wildlife. We had a great stay and the breakfasts were better than good!!\r more

I really love the fact that each room has its own personality. We stayed in the library room, which is a little bigger.\r more

The Inn is quiet and rustic, in a rural ranch setting just outside Patagonia. We spent three peaceful days in the area, checking out the lake and local wineries. Tom's breakfasts are creative and delicious, and he is very knowledgeable about the beautiful antique furnishings and area attractions. Mary Jane and Tom have done a great job of providing modern comforts while maintaining the historic feel of the property. Very nice!!\r more

Mary Jane and Tom were a pleasure to spend time with, both have great knowledge of the area. Breakfast's were absolutely delicious. We also enjoyed touring the grounds with Tom and learning about the history of the area and meeting the family horses, mule, dog, and cat. In general if you want a place to relax and unwind and yet be close to AZ's southeast wine country this is it!! Rustic ranch living combined with awesome company and food can't be beat.\r more

We are birders and just happened to go down Harshaw Creek Rd in search of the San Rafael Valley. I saw this Inn and made a mental note to check it out the next time we were in Patagonia. So we did, and were not sorry. It has a main house and a couple of casitas. We stayed in the Oriental room in the main house. It was a little small but we reserved it because it was the only one available for a one-night stay. It was very comfortable, despite the size, and the food was wonderful. Staff makes breakfast whenever you want, kind of an unusual feature, and one I appreciate because I tend to get up early and don't like to wait til 9 to eat. This is a great Inn for birders, you can see lots of birds without even leaving the patio! It is a couple miles outside of Patagonia, but easy to find. No wifi as far as I could tell, but I did not ask. In that beautiful quiet setting did not feel like being connected to anything that was not there with me.\r more

We stayed at Spirit Tree in May and enjoyed a quiet, restful, romantic week at the wineries and under the starry skies. Tom's breakfasts are delicious. The cosy comfort of the library - with the soft sheets soothed our tired bodies and souls. We met some birdwatching enthusiasts, and enjoyed the state park and the little town of Patagonia. Just be careful to observe the speed limits.\r more