Perfect for the modern adventurer, this "glamping" oasis features ten meticulously renovated mid-century Avion trailers nestled under the shade of ancient elm trees, where gardeners can enjoy communal fire pits, a tranquil fountain, and private patios just a block from the downtown plaza.

The inn’s 67 rooms are known for their romantic Southwest style, featuring antique furnishings that preserve the grandeur of the 1920s while providing modern comforts. Ask for room 426 distinguished as the only room with a private outdoor balcony overlooking Gurley Street and the Elks Theater. Avoid this room if spooked by hauntings. Faith Summers walks the hallways looking for her newly wed husband who never returned to their bridal suite in 1927. She is often accompanied by the scent of flowers.

Gardeners will appreciate the historic brickwork and the opportunity to relax on the lushly-situated front porch or second-story veranda, even while keeping an eye out for the "friendly" ghost of Abby and her cat, Noble, who are said to still haunt Room 16.

Horticulture enthusiasts will love the boutique’s proximity to downtown’s elm-shaded plaza and its own elegant outdoor courtyard. Ask for the historic 'Hassayampa Suite' for it's rich history and period décor.

Ideal for a "retro road trip," this funky boutique motel offers plant lovers a chance to relax on private, individually decorated patios and shared terraces that are perfect for enjoying Prescott's high-desert evenings after a day of nursery hopping.