To night I thought i would show photographs and write about another interesting place to see in SE Arizona.
Ray and I won a one night stay in a suite at the Gadsden Hotel we decided to save it for our anniversary in June 09.
The brochure says," The Gadsden Hotel opened in 1907, the stately hotel contains a spacious two story lobby,
soaring marble columns, and Tiffany glass murals. This stained glass is something amazing to see. I really enjoyed taking photos of it during the day and after dark. We had a wonderful dinner in the dining room. Painted on the walls are beautiful murals of Spanish Conquistadores. These were exciting to look at because I like to see art anywhere.( That’s why I love Bisbee’s walls. ). But for some reason I can’t explain this was my favorite art to see at the Gadsden. Well it was a good place to go visit the lobby and eat dinner but I would not recommend the rooms. So if someone reads this and decides to stay the night don’t blame me. Our suite was decorated in cheep 70’s furniture (maybe?). It was one large room made from two smaller ones and two bathrooms. The TV that had distorted sound was on a chest of drawers, and the microwave and fridge were on a dinning table. We did have a comfortable couch. We made the best of it and had fun but can’t recommend the rooms.
Have a good night.
We dropped in there last spring. Nice big impressive lobby area that lends itself to photography.
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