Shep's Miners Inn

Marc Fortier

2 years ago

Long day of riding and at first you go , what is this place ... We were welcomed nicely , rooms are small , very small and the bed omg was so comfortable I slept like a baby. Restaurant closes early 5 and opens at 8 with friendly locals wanting to chat ....they even hook us up with a gallon of gas to make it to the gas station

Camper66243766032

2 years ago

Cute quaint place. Great food, very quiet, and Julie was so kind and friendly. So old fashioned but modern enough for our stay. Heater worked well and shower was great. Comfortable bed. If in the area again would stay.

Emily ONeall

3 years ago

If you're looking for a cute inn within a historic small town, this is the place. The hotel is smaller and a little dated but in the best way. The owner checked us in and he was so polite and hilarious. The rooms are always clean and you never have that icky hotel feeling the next morning. The inn was created way back as a stagecoach repair building and they're updating some things to make it more homey and modern. I'm the area theres a lot to see, but be careful exploring off paths because this was once a major mining town and there are leftover mines around!

Jeff Spellman

a year ago

Great little motel, but beware the only restaurant in town is part of the hotel which is only open Fri/Sat/Sun even though their website says it's open 7 days a week. We ended up going to Oysters Mexican and Seafood - it was about 20 miles away, but worth the drive.

Veronica M

2 years ago

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.

laurenhC7889IV

4 years ago

We did not secure lodging in time, close to the park, as we planned our trip to the Grand Canyon. So we decided that a ghost town would be fun! This hotel is a bit rustic but supplied all that we needed. The community has free-roaming …

Traveler_312

2 years ago

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.

eden1975

11 months ago

Great, quirky family run hotel. Friendly and helpful. Laid back old west charm. I had a great stay and enjoyed exploring the unique town and surrounding desert and mountains.

Passport08249080504

2 years ago

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 …

Antony Bond

a year ago

Yesterday’s Bar and grill inside Shep’s Miners Inn. WHAT A FIND!!! Please make the short detour to Chloride town, there you will find the warmest welcome, great atmosphere, food and drinks, at the best value for money for miles. This is an old mining town, that stages western style gun fights at certain times of the year, and is loaded with historic buildings and venues that make it worthy of a walk around. The local folks are real friendly and have a collection of artisan shops.