Lazy Dog Ranch 

CASA AND CASITA:  The Casa is $149.00 per night while the Casita is $135.00 per night. These rates are based on single or double occupancy and are valid from November 4,2021 through December 31, 2022. Room rates are subject to 6.05% tax.

DIRECT BOOKING SPECIAL: Reserve BOTH the Casa and Casita simultaneously for three consecutive nights and receive a special per night, per room rate of $119.00! Again based on single or double occupancy.

Each additional guest is $20.00 per night. Children age 5 and under stay for free.

There is a two-night minimum stay.  Check-in is between 2:00pm and 6:00 PM, unless prior arrangements have been made. Check-out is 11:00 AM.

PAYMENT: Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express accepted. Checks and cash are also welcome.

DEPOSIT AND CANCELLATION POLICY: A deposit in the amount of one night stay is required to hold the room. There is no fee for cancellation if notice is received within15 or more days before the arrival date. If cancellation is made 14 days or less before arrival, the entire cost of the stay will not be refunded. 

PET FEES: Friendly dogs (even lazy ones) are welcome. There is a $20.00 non-refundable fee per pet, per night.  We ask that you bring their own bedding for their comfort as well as that of future guests. 

PET POLICY:  IMPORTANT NOTE FOR PET OWNERS Please be warned that bringing pets to the Lazy Dog Ranch is at your own risk. There are other animals that live here. Any injury sustained by a guest's pet while at the ranch is the sole responsibility of the owner. If your dog is not socialized, please leave him/her at home.

SMOKING: There is no smoking in the guest rooms or breakfast area. If you choose to smoke, please do so outside.

COMMUNICATION: There is no television or telephone in the Casa or Casita. Free wireless internet service is available throughout the property.

ACTIVITIES

There is a great deal to see and do in the area.  We are happy to provide guidance in making tour and/or dining arrangements. Just ask!

Nearby attractions include:

• Tombstone, the "town too tough to die."
•  Birding and hiking in Ramsey, Carr and Brown Canyons
• Coronado National Memorial  
• Shopping and dining in the historic mining town of Bisbee 
• Wine-tasting in charming Sonoita 
• Kartchner Caverns, one of the top 10 limestone caverns in the world
• Fort Huachuca, home to the historic Buffalo Soldiers and to modern-day military intelligence training
• Chiricahua National Monument
• The Amerind Foundation, a unique museum
• Cochise's Stronghold

NOTES AND NEWS 

PHOTO CREDITS:  Special thanks to Nicole Roegner, Julie Gregoric and John and Teresa Harrington for the use of their photographs on this site.