Prescott Pines Inn
Welcome to Prescott Pines Inn, situated just minutes from downtown Prescott's historic Courthouse Square and Whiskey Row, yet nestled at the edge of the Prescott National Forest. This is where you will find peace and quiet, a place to relax on one of many patios under centuries-old shade trees, and be pampered by owners Lisa and Dawn. Prescott Pines Inn is truly a special place. If you stay for just one night, a weekend, or longer it will be hard for you to choose between the many delights offered by Prescott and the surrounding area and those offered at the Inn, such as relaxing on one of the patios with a good book, cozying up by the fireplace in your room, or making new friends over a sinfully indulgent breakfast. Easy access to the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and Jerome and an ideal center for hiking, fishing or kayaking plus many more activities makes Prescott Pines Inn the perfect location for a weekend away or longer stay.
The Inn's main house with a guest sitting room and dining room, and the three guest houses that contain our eleven guest rooms, have all been lovingly maintained and updated to reflect a comfortable rustic elegance. Each room has a private porched entry and private bath, and some rooms offer fireplaces and kitchenettes. Free high speed wireless internet is accessible from anywhere on site and all rooms offer cable TV, DVD players, MP3/Soundscapes and direct dial phones. A 2-course gourmet breakfast is served each day accompanied by warm hospitality and good conversation.
If you are looking for accommodations for a larger group getaway, retreat or vacation, The Lodge cabin rental is a separate 3 bedroom, 2 bath A-frame with fully equipped kitchen, living room and dining area, laundry facilities, gas BBQ grill, private deck and patio that sleeps up to 11 people.
Acclaimed by market research and independent reviews as the #1 Prescott AZ Bed & Breakfast for 9 years in a row, Prescott Pines Inn is the place to honeymoon, celebrate an anniversary or birthday, or just to get away for a few days to relax.
Pleasant Street Inn Bed & Breakfast
Location, location, location! This 1906 Victorian is three blocks from, Courthouse Plaza surrounded by restaurants, art galleries, boutiques, antique shops and "Whiskey Row". The Courthouse’s park-like setting is also the happening place for most of the events and festivals in Prescott. the Pleasant Street Inn is the only active full-time bed and breakfast in downtown Prescott
The beautiful Inn is in the quiet residential area of Historic Prescott. The house was completely restored with rich traditional furnishings, wall-to-wall carpeting, and ceiling fans and has four rooms with private baths, two standard bedrooms and two two-room suites, one with fireplace and the other with a private deck. The comfortable living room and outside porches are great places to relax, read a book and appreciate the beauty of Prescott. A full gourmet breakfast is served each morning in the adjacent dining room. The house has central air conditioning and high speed wireless internet.
Owner Jeanne Watkins will also be your concierge and help you decide what to do with your day. Prescott is an ideal center for hiking, fishing, kayaking, birding or golfing and a great place for day-tripping to Sedona, Jerome and the Grand Canyon. The warm hospitality of Jeanne and the wonderful surroundings of the Pleasant Street Inn offers visitors to Arizona's high country a comfortable and convenient place to kick back and enjoy a few days' respite from their busy lives.
The Pleasant Street Inn Bed and Breakfast was named "One of Arizona's 10 Best Bed and Breakfasts" by Phoenix Magazine, has been featured in numerous B & B articles, is highly rated in travel guide books, including Frommer's and AAA, and is included in Arizona Getaways for the Incurable Romantic by Pamela Swartz and Weekends for Two in the Southwest by Bill Gleeson. Breakfast recipes are featured in The New Southwest Cookbook by Carolyn Nierhammer and Best Recipes from American Country Inns and Bed & Breakfasts by Kitty and Lucian Maynard. The owner and resident innkeeper, Jeanne Watkins, was featured as a "Newsmaker" in Today's Arizona Woman magazine.