Shep's Miners Inn - Chloride, Arizona

Christian S.

This hotel/motel is a very lovely place to stay for a moment on a trip between Nevada and Arizona. We were transferred back in time to the Wild West and Miner’s times. The town of Chloride is rather small and quickly walked through, but on the walk we’ve seen a lot original sites. The rooms and entire entity of this hotel have nothing to do with modern life style, in the opposite they provide an old original vibe, which we really liked. A well prepared breakfast in the saloon (restaurant ”Yesterday”) was served on a reasonable pricing.

Veronica M.

What a cool and unique place this is, we stayed her overnight for a day trip to the West Rim.

Rooms were nothing fancy but it fits perfect with the vibe. A lot of history in this town. Kingmen is the closest major town to this, so if you get in after 5 that is where you will need to go for food. The restaurant closes at 5.

We got behind schedule and they were waiting when we got in later than anticipated. They were nice enough to let us use the W/D when we got caught in a monsoon on the rim.

Will definitely be back when we are out this way again.

The restaurant served some of the best breakfast we have had while on the road.

Very cool place.

Passport08249080504

We found our new happy place for our semi-annual migration, traveling with Errol the parrot and his little dog. We ran late arriving due to car trouble but they were more than gracious, made me a cocktail although they'd been closed for hours, and had some Marie Calendar dinners on hand to take to the room. The room came with a microwave and coffee, and small tables and chairs were just outside on the courtyard walkway. There is an extensive collection of vintage Americana, c. 1930's all over the premises and town, and my standard room was true to its history of miners' lodging, small but just fine, with walls and structures preserved. Breakfast was delicious (as was the cocktail) sitting out front chatting with the regulars. I'm looking forward to our next visit on our way back south this fall. Kudos to them for maintaining their authenticity and their own unique vibe, with genuine hospitality, a welcome break from the standard and bland and indifferent.

Traveler_312

We always stop here for a meal when we get a chance. A very quiet place in Chloride, AZ. We had breakfast, which didn't disappoint. We didn't stay in the hotel. We did ask for a tour of the property. The cast of Rebel Rousers stayed here when filming. There's plenty of things to do nearby to keep you occupied for a day. There's a mock ghost town, rock murals, antiques, general store, and a bunch of history. It's worth a visit! I know we'll be staying next time you we're in town.

IS2001

We decided to take a small detour off our Route 66 tour and spend the night at the Shep Miners Inn in Chloride AZ. We were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed our stay. The rooms were simple but spacious and the exterior of the hotel had great historical character. The only slight issue is that was not a great wifi connection in the rooms.||The town of Chloride was very quaint and we especially enjoyed exploring the small historical western village across the street from the hotel. The food at Yesterday's was great as well. |

Desirae C.

My husband and I are so happy we made the trip over here. I couldn’t believe how kind everyone is - the hospitality couldn’t have been better. The town of Chloride is so worth seeing if you like a unique experience (as you should!) There’s nothing like it, and you’ll feel so welcomed!

Terry L.

Amazing place to stay, gret views and vary friendly staff and towns folk. I stayed in the same room Jack Nicholson stayed in, it was amazing. this little historic hotel is perfect for a getaway from the big city

Trump T.

So we get there to check in and there was a man on the bench drunk and almost fell off the bench then we go into our room and they just turned on the air conditioner so it was 90 degrees in my room they told me that it would cool down but the coolest it got all night in my room was 73 degrees so we sweated all night but me and my husband wanted to sit outside in the front and the people that run this place had there kids out front running around and jumping all over the furniture and this was at 10pm at night and there was 5 kids then we went and sat over by the park right across the walk way and one of the kids was say bad language and the child was about 11 years old the mother was right there and didn't do anything about it also everyone that works or runs this place works there I am sorry but I will never stay here again my first stay was that bad