Casa de San Pedro B&B is located in Southeast Arizona on the banks of the San Pedro River.  From Tucson the Casa is at the end of a scenic drive, about 90 miles from the Tucson airport, but only inches from heaven.  The Casa is a territorial hacienda modeled after the old inns of Mexico and Spain, with an interior courtyard with a bubbling fountain, flowers and birds.  The Casa is an ideal location for travelers to rest and relax,or to use as a focal point for their exploration of the wonders of Cochise County including gun-slinging Tombstone, old-world Bisbee, and the scenicwonder of several mountain ranges.  The canyons of the Huachuca mountains are world reknown birding hotspots (Ash Canyon, Miller Canyon,Ramsey Canyon, and Garden Canyon on Fort Huachuca).  The San Pedro River Valley, home to the Casa, is also an incredible naturalist haven featuring many birds that follow the riparian corridor as it winds its way North from Mexico.  The Mule Mountains around Bisbee and the SulphurSprings Valley beyond also afford birders great opprotunities to experience some of the best birdwatching in the nation.  Just a bit further are the Chirachaua Montains with the Chirachaua National Monument which is a "must see" adventure.  Great restaurants in the area offer all styles of food and beverages.  

     The Casa is famous for our warm hospitality, award winning breakfasts that greet you each morning, and even better pies fresh out of the oven each day in the afternoon.  Comforatble rooms with private baths, a library with lots of reference books on birding in the area, and free Internet access (on a public computer or on WiFi throughout the inn) will make your stay "better than staying at home".    Join us for the perfect romantic getaway, family reunion, corporate retreat, or as your home base for birding, hiking, biking, western history touring, or just a quiet getaway from the stresses of the world.  You will be treated to some of the best hospitalty in Arizona !    And as Kenn Kauffman noted, "Above all it is quiet".

Settled in 1878 by Mormon Pioneers, sent here by Brigham Young, Osmer D. Flake built this beautiful 1890 Victorian brick home with a carriage house and granary building.  It was lovingly restored in 2001, and it now has 12 large rooms, decorated with period antique furnishings and beds. Nine rooms have brass clawfoot tubs and showers, 3 of the rooms have jacuzzi tubs, large enough for 2 people. Each room has it's own gas fired fireplace heater and air conditioner, TV & DVD players.

When you arrive we have a plate of sweet-cakes, juices and coffee to welcome you. There are complimentary soft drinks and popcorn for the guests.  There is a large porch and a patio with a fountain to relax and visit in. There is a Spa room, large enough for 8, and some exercise equipment. A Parlor Room to relax in, play games, read antique or new books or watch a movie.

The breakfasts are special with a choice of dishes served and 4 time slots to have breakfast, from 7:30 to 9:00, and for a small fee breakfast can be served in your room. There is always a plate of fresh fruits and sweetbreads. Gourmet dinners can be prepared for groups of 10 or more persons, either a French chicken dinner ("Coq au Vin), steaks or prime rib. Just bring some friends.

The grounds have beautiful flowers, grass and trees to walk in, or lay in the hamock under the apple trees. There is much to do in and around Snowflake, with a 27 hole golf course (1/2 price from the Inn), 5 Pioneer Homes that are virtual museums, that can be toured.

Near by are 2 National Parks, (Petrified Forest and Painted Desert), Indian casino at Honda, fishing the lakes and streams of the White Mountains and the Mogollon Rim country. Hiking the Petroglyph Canyons near Snowflake where beavers still make their homes and eagles soar the canyon walls and you can see the art work of a people 1000 years old. View our web site: www.heritage-inn.net