Kathy Montgomery

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Tubac Country Inn, Arizona Highways

Originally built to resemble a New Mexico train station, this gorgeous property now features spacious and immaculate rooms decorated with fine art.

Clarkdale Lodge, Arizona Highways

Built in the early 1900s as housing for single men working at the nearby smelter, this red-brick lodge is now a popular spot for curious travelers who find their way to charming downtown Clarkdale.

Rancho de la Osa, Arizona Highways

After sitting vacant for a few years, this historic guest ranch is once again open for business.



Amado Territory B&B, Arizona Highways

With its wide front porch, knotty pine floors and wainscoting, this lovely B&B in the Santa Cruz River Valley reflects the area's ranching history, which dates to the 1850s.

 

Down by the River B&B, Arizona Highways

This beautiful inn serves a mean red velvet cake and offers guests an opportunity to explore the San Pedro River, one of the most important waterways in Arizona.

Rincon Creek Ranch, Arizona Highways

There are many reasons to visit this former cattle ranch near Saguaro National Park, including the fully stocked casitas, a nature trail and the toy-like squeaks of Gila woodpeckers in the morning.

A Bahama Breeze, Stratos magazine

The Abaco Club offers island-style luxury.

Around the Corners, Arizona Highways

There are any number of places to stay near the Four Corners, but Sage Hill Bed and Breakfast offers guests an authentic journey through time and Navajo culture.

Song of the Rainforest, Stratos magazine

The tropical delights of Las Casitas in Puerto Rico.

The Spirit of Santa Fe, Stratos magazine

Two properties epitomize the state's moniker: 'The Land of Enchantment'

Good Things in Small Packages, Stratos magazine

Jackson Hole's Rusty Parrot makes a big impression.