We booked our vacation in Jerome months in advance. We had no idea we would meet such special people like Jackie and Allen (the proprietors) moments after we arrived. The room felt like home, the breakfast far exceeded expectations. With cookies in the afternoon and engaging conversation each time we ran into the hosts and guests, the Ghost City Inn... More

My husband and I had been to Jerome a few times over the years but had always been passing through, we noticed the Ghost City Inn on one visit and decided we would stay there on our next trip, So in August 2005 we were back in Jerome and The Ghost City Inn. We were met by the then housekeeper... More

We drove to this B&B based on the reviews in Trip Advisor and we were not disappointed. Jackie was so friendly and helpful; place clean, quiet and comfortable. And the view from the front porch is spectacular. Jackie's home made cookies every day and breakfast were first rate. Hope to make it back to Jerome and will book the Ghost... More

My kids and I loved the Ghost City Inn...the rooms were clean and cute. The Cleopatra room is small however. The Cowboy room and the Northern room were both nice size and the view was great. Jackie was a great hostess and cook, the breakfast was good! It's a great place to stay and enjoy excentric Jerome! More

We stayed in the Miner's Suite at the Ghost City Inn Bed and Breakfast. Its in the town of Jerome, AZ, and in the historic district very near the shops, galleries and restaurants. The room was decorated in a charming victorian style with quilts, antiques, and an electric heat (wood) stove. Another stove is used as a night stand. It... More

This was our fourth time to the quaint mining town and our second time at the Ghost City Inn. We stayed in the Miners Suite and it was incredible. We had our own sitting room which was such a nice addition. The breakfasts were delicious -- my favorite is the stuffed French toast, and Jackie's peanut butter cookies are to... More

Stayed 1 night at GCI w/ my wife in Miner's suite. Plan on coming back again with friends. Inn has the advantage of being right on Main street with shops and restaurants right next door. This can be a slight disadvantage. There is some street noise, especially in the Miner's suite since it faces the street. We did hear traffic... More

This is a great little historic B&B, well located on the main street. Our room was cozy and cute. We had the Northern room--decorated by our host, the Chief of Police--whose roots are from Michigan! There were moose everywhere. Our hosts were very pleasant and breakfast was delicious--stuffed French toast , sausage, fruit and yogurt. I would suggest a little... More

Sorry kind of late review.... Stayed 1 nt in Nov 2008. Neat place on top of mountains, friendly owner. GREAT VIEWS. Aristic town with lot's of gallery's etc. You can put your car in neutral when leaving and glide for 5+ miles to the bottom of the mountain, done that a few times. If you're in Sedona, make a day... More