Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (2024)

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Old Town Cottonwood

Old Town

Old Town, CottonwoodAZ is historicallyknown as the "Biggest Little Town in the State of Arizona." The 3-block section (from bridge to bridge) of the old part of town, was listed on the National Registeras the "Cottonwood Commercial Historic District".

Surviving the depression years during prohibition, bootlegging was 'Big Business' in this district. Cottonwood had 'the' Arizona Bootlegger Kings and the best booze within 150+ miles.

  • To see more on Cottonwood, Arizona's history CLICK HERE

  • To see more on Cottonwood, AZ CLICK HERE

Today, Old Town Cottonwood has the largest section of the Verde Valley Wine Trail'Wine Tasting Rooms'and the largest section of the Verde Valley Antique Trail, with over a dozen stores carrying antiques, vintage, collectibles, arts and rare 1-of-a-kinds', and the latest consortium HOT Fashion Galleries.It also has the most popular restaurants for dining and bars and cafesserving breakfast and lunchin the whole Verde Valley!

To see a list of old town merchants CLICK HERE

One of the most unique features of Old Town (Historic Cottonwood Arizona), is that it borders a rare riparian, the Verde River Greenwayand is just a short walk down the Jail Trail to the Dead Horse Ranch State Park and Cottonwood Riverfront Park. It is also just 1 mile from the Tuzigoot National Monument, which towers over the Old Town Jail in the photo on this page. To see more about this location CLICK HERE

Cottonwoodis the 'Heart' of the Verde Valley. So when visiting Northern Arizona, Cottonwoodis the most centralized location, as it connects to its neighboring towns Clarkdale, Jerome, Cornville & Sedona and has alwaysserved asthe hub for trading.

The Cottonwood Hotel is in the center of the three-block section of Old Town with its balcony overlooking this downtown area.

Below is a list of many 'Things To Do' in Old Town and otherThings To Do inCottonwood, Jerome, Clarkdaleand the rest of the Verde Valley.

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'Old Town' Things to DoAll Within Walking Distance From theCOTTONWOOD HOTEL

Free Things to do in Downtown Cottonwood Arizona This Weekend...


  1. WALK the western OLD TOWN streets where legends have. see more
  2. Browse the largest section of the Verde Valley Antique Trail, Cottonwood's stores carrying antiques, arts, collectibles, vintage, boutique thrift items...
  3. Visit the haunted 1929 JAIL where Arizona's Bootlegger King stayed for 10 months while his still sat upon his wagon the WHOLE time!
  4. See where AL CAPONE carved his name on the steel wall with his stiletto knife! see more history
  5. Walk the JAIL TRAIL (1 mile Loop)... Enters the VERDE RIVER GREENWAY RIPARIAN
  6. Explore the VERDE RIVER GREENWAY more here
  7. HIKE the DEAD HORSE RANCH STATE PARK GET HIKING TRAILS MAP
  8. FISH or RELAX at one of the 3 LAGOONS in the state park
  9. or go find your own PRIVATE BEACH along the Verde River and take a dip!
  10. MOUNTAIN BIKING TRAILS GET MAP
  11. Verde Valley Cycling Groups RIDES & EVENTs
  12. BIRDING
  13. Throw some BASKETBALL HOOPS (lighted basketball courts)
  14. Take your dog to the DOG PARK
  15. Throw some horseshoes at Riverfront Park
  16. Play some Volleyball at Riverfront Park
  17. Play ball (baseball, softball, batting cages) at Riverfront Park
  18. Disc Golf at Riverfront
  19. Swing in the Park
  20. Skateboard in the skateboard park
  21. Watch for UFO's from the Cottonwood Hotel balcony
  22. Watch the 4th of July FIREWORKS from the Cottonwood Hotel balcony
  23. Go get a great book and sit under a tree, relax & read
  24. Window Shop...Enjoy our cool summer evenings!
  25. Check out the seasonal Farmer's Market & Jamboree
  26. Taste of Old Town:
  • Olive Oil & Vinegar sampling (over 32 different flavors) at Verde Valley Olive Oil Traders
  • Sample Gelato at Crema

From $9-$12 per person explore some great Arizona wines on the largest section of the Verde Valley Wine Trail

To learn more about Cottonwood, Arizona's history by taking a guided tour from the Cottonwood Hotel's innkeeper.


Walkin' on Main
A Celebration of Historic 89A

Annual Event

Held in November

Wine ~ Art ~ History ~ Music

The Verde Valleycelebrates Historic 89A with "Walkin' on Main" on annual every 2nd Saturday of November.Old Town, Cottonwood Historic District, which sits between Jerome and Sedona, will be blocked off from traffic. Under two big tents will be a juried art show, surrounded by the charming galleries, shops and local foods of Old Town Cottonwood. Live music plays throughout the day. The main stage will feature some the state’s best entertainers. Verde Valley winemakers and vineyards will host an outdoor wine tasting on Main Street, in Cottonwood.

EVENT by the city of Cottonwood


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Walkin' On Main

1st Saturday annuallyin December:

Cottonwood Annual Christmas Parade

This is a great weekend to stay at the Cottonwood Hotel. Watch the Christmas parade from the hotel balcony Saturday morning. The best view in town! While watching the parade, enjoy some Christmas cheer, coffee and cask & cream, and chocolate. Then starting at 4pm until 8pm enjoy more chocolate by attendingthe Chocolate Walk, where you will pick up over 40 pieces of chocolate created by Old Town merchants.


Other Fun Things to do in (Old Town) Downtown Cottonwood Arizona

  1. Take a SELF-GUIDED HISTORIC WALKING TOUR... Call the Cottonwood Hotel for a brochure &brief intro... $2 COST for this brochure... You'll learn about Cottonwood's colorful historyexploring the historic buildings in this 3 block section of Cottonwood Commercial Historic District; yesteryears "BIGGEST little Town in the State of Arizona!" If you get lucky, you may even get a tour of the most historic hotel in COTTONWOOD. See where John Wayne romanced Gail Russell and Mae West wooed the locals. see more

  2. Customized TOURS with Karen (call the Cottonwood Hotel 928-634-9455for a historic, bootlegging, wine, paranormal and other interests tours customized just for you.

  3. Start the Verde Valley WINE TRAIL by visiting the local WINE TASTING ROOMS.

  4. Wine Tasting at Arizona Stronghold, Pillsbury, Fire Mountain Winery & Burning Tree Wine Cellar

  5. Wine & Cheese anyone... Fire Moountain Wines

  6. HORSEBACK RIDING at TRAIL HORSE ADVENTURES

  7. Shop the MOST Eclectic Array of shops in the Verde Valley on Main Street

  8. Explore Local Artists Fine Art Galleries

  9. Explore Antique Stores~Larry's Antiquesclaims to be 2 miles long!

  10. GET the most awesome crustless quiche for BREAKFAST...

  11. COFFEE ROOM CHATTER ~ we have a few... OLD TOWN CAFE is the locals hangout,

  12. Monday Night $3.50 Martini, Nic's Italian restaurant bar

  13. THAI one on in OLD TOWN COTTONWOOD!

  14. NOW HERE'S A FUN IDEA!!! Try a progressive dinner 1 night in OLD TOWN. With some of the FINEST RESTAURANTS & CAFES in the WHOLE VERDE VALLEY and you don't even have to get in a car and drive! You can start at a wine tasting room, then go to one of the restaurants for appetizers. Go to the next for soup or salad. Another for an entre (main course). Are you stuffed yet??? There's more for desert! You can always have an after dinner drink or evening co*cktail back on the Cottonwood Hotel balcony and watch the night time sky!

  15. Enjoy AWESOME MUSIC CONCERTS & SHOWS at the OLD TOWN CENTER For the ARTS!

  16. Jambouree at the Cottonwod FARMER'S MARKET (seasonal)

  17. Buy ORGANIC Locally from seasonal Farmer's Market.

  18. CONTRA DANCE

  19. Go Take an ART GLITTER CLASS! Martha Stewart Approved!

  20. Take a YOGA CLASS

  21. MEDITATION

  22. Dance (Ballroom, Zumba, Modern, Jazz, Dances of Universal Peace)

  23. Get on the Verde Lynx Shuttle to & from Cottonwood-Sedona

  24. Take a drive in a LIMOUSINE

  25. SAVE GAS ~ Hop aboard the CATS (Cottonwood Area Transportation Service) Get MAP HERE

  26. Go Get a Burger & Beer or Lavosh!

  27. Or an old fashioned diner for burger, fries & milk shake at Bings!

  28. Get a watch or clock fixed ~ An old timer has TIME 4 U!

  29. Shop or browse the great antique stores, art galleries and other unique shops

  30. How about a piece of custom jewelry?

  31. Shop at a rock & mineral shop with the BEST prices in the Verde Valley!

  32. Read your own ruins reading


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Cottonwood Commercial Historic District

Below is a great video to watch. It's a drive through Old Town Cottonwood, AZ then Dead Horse Ranch State Park.


What's Your Choice For Relaxation?


Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (5)
A Massage
Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (6)
Wine Tasting
Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (7)
Shaded Picnic Area in Old Town


Downtown Cottonwood Arizona
Restaurants, Dining, Cafes, Coffee Shops, Wine Tasting Rooms, Galleries, Antiques and Eclectic Shops:

BREAKFAST:

Crema CafeOld Town Cafe Red Rooster

Dining:


WINE TASTING ROOMS:
Pillsbury
Arizona Stronghold
Fire Mountain

• Burning Tree Wine Cellars

OTHER:
• Unique array of shops
• Galleries:
Cate Studio & GalleryManheim Gallery Art Glitter Institute
• antiques
• bookstores

ACTIVITIES:
Verde River 'Rare' Greenway Riparian
State Park
hiking
biking
birding
Trail Horse Adventures horseback riding
• music & entertainment

CONCERTS at the Old Town Center for the Arts

Things To Do


All of this and more in ONE LOCATION...
Come and park your car
Spend the night
and ENJOY our small town!!!

"The Biggest Little Town In The State of Arizona!!!"


Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (8)
Nic's Italian Steak & Crab Martini Bar & Crema Cafe
Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (9)
Old Town Cafe and Arizona Stronghold Wine Tasting Room
Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (10)
Verde River Greenway Riparian

Things To Do in Cottonwood, AZ
Within1 mile from the Cottonwood Hotel

• GET A MASSAGE from ASIS MASSAGE SCHOOLin Clarkdale
• WALK AROUND the
TUZIGOOT NATIONAL MONUMENT RUINS& MUSEUM
• Check out the
Clemenceau Heritage Museum(GREAT Train room!). Learn the history about this old mining area.
• Get a traditional breakfast of potatoes & eggs for $3.19 at Georgie's Cafe
• City of Cottonwood
RECREATIONAL CENTER (INDOOR SWIMMING POOL, LAP POOL, Cardio equipment, Rock Climbing Wall ($6 per visiting guests per visit)
PUBLIC LIBRARY
• 5-Court TENNIS CENTER
COTTONWOOD AIRPORT (Fly in with a small plane, the Cottonwood Hotel will come and pick you up as a courtesy and bring you to and from the hotel)
• Go
SKY-DIVING from the Cottonwood Airport
• Golf at
PINE SHADOWSGOLF COURSE (A Must!)
• $3 Lunch at the SENIOR CENTER
• MAIL a Package ~Local Post Office
Take a stroll through an old cemetary. Grave etchings anyone!!
Verde Valley Medical Center (
Hospital)


Things To Do in Cottonwood AZ
Within 3 miles from the Cottonwood Hotel

• Ride the Verde Canyon Railway TRAIN RESERVATIONS
• Go Grocery Shopping (Strip Mall centers of Cottonwood is Safeway, Fry's Food City)
• Browse several thrift stores
• Health Food Store
• For those that can't stay away from Starbucks (in the Safeway Shopping Plaza)...



EVENTS:

Chamber of Commerce Cottonwood AZ

Event Calendar

Cottonwood Arizona Downtown 'Old Town' Event Calendar

Old Town Center for the Arts

EVENTS

Northern Arizona, Verde Valley Wine Trail, Vineyards, Wineries, Wine Bars, Tasting Rooms
go

HERE then click onthe links to each, to see what events they may be having this weekend or upcoming.

Verde Canyon Railroad

Events

Clarkdale Events

Chamber of Commerce Jerome Events

Sedona Verde Valley Events

Chamber of Commerce Sedona Events

Chamber of Commerce Camp Verde Events


Nearby Attractions & Activities

MONTEZUMA CASTLE– Over 600 years old, the Montezuma Castle Sinagua Indian Ruins is one of Arizona's most magnificent cliff dwellings. It is five stories high.

(928) 567-3322

MONTEZUMA WELL National Monument– This large limestone sink hole was created by the collapse of an underground cave. Prehistoric Indians used it as a source of irrigation.One of my favorite. Don't miss it!

(928) 567-4521

TUZIGOOT National Monument– This 110-room pueblo was a bustling community for the Sinagua Indians. It is more than a 1000 years ago. Just one mile from the Cottonwood Hotel

(928)634-5564

FORT VERDE HISTORIC STATE PARK– Spanning from 1865 to 1890, it's the best-preserved Indian Wars period fort in Arizona. Tour the museum and buildings.

(928)567-3275

DEAD HORSE RANCH STATE PARK– A camping and recreation area on 320 acres along the Verde River. Hiking trails, biking, birding, 3 lagoons, Verde River rare raparian area and horseback riding. Walking distance from the Cottonwood Hotel.

(928) 634-5283

OAK CREEK CANYON– Winds its way around huge red rock monoliths, sculptured spires and other natural wonders for 16 miles along State Route 89.

(928) 282-4119

SLIDE ROCK STATE PARK– Natural waterslide in Oak Creek Canyon that propels visitors into a natural pool. Near historic Pedley homestead and apple orchard.

(928) 282-3034

PALATKI and HONANKI RUINS– An archaeologically significant area known for its outstanding pictographs and wall paintings. Off-road site, hiking.

(928) 282-4119

V-Bar-V Ranch Petroglyph Site– The largest known petroglyph site in the Verde Valley. It's an exciting off-road trip.

(928) 606-0560

or

(928) 282-4119

JEROME STATE PARK - Revived Ghost Mining Town– Today, it's a thriving artist community with shops and restaurants. Check out the popular 1st Saturday of the month ART WALK.

(928) 634-5381

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK– One of the world's natural wonders! A must see!

(928) 638-7888

OUT OF AFRICA WILDLIFE THEME PARK
(928) 567-2840

VERDE CANYON RAILROAD
(800) 320-0718

BLAZIN M' RANCH DINNER & COWBOY SHOW
(800) 937-8643

GOLF COURSES

Golfing in and nearby Cottonwood. For a year-round golf experience with beautiful vistas and reasonable green fees, visit these locations.

VERDE SANTA FE GOLF COURSE

(928) 634-5454

Pine Shadows Golf Course

(928) 634-1093

Cottonwood-SedonaMovie/Theaters & Show TimesCLICK HERE


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Verde Canyon Rail Road TRAIN
Cottonwood Hotel 930 N Main St Old Town Cottonwood Arizona (12)
Yoga in the Red Rock Country

WITHIN 6 MILES

• Super Walmart... Wally World...Big Box Store is available for those that don't support local! Yes, I know sometimes we have to go there... We are still kind of a small town with limited shopping...
• EXPLORE JEROME
• 1st Saturday of every month JEROME
ART WALK MAP
• Go visit Pedro at the GOLD KING MINE
• Check outJerome's WINE TASTING ROOMS (Be careful coming down the hill!)
• Have Lunch at the PALACE HAUNTED HAMBURGER
• Or Dinner at the haunted
ASYLUM


WITHIN 20 MINUTES• OUT OF AFRICA WILDLIFE SAFARI
• Explore the
SEDONA VORTEXES
• Ride the SEDONA ROADRUNNER
• Take in a movie at HARKINS Theater
• Get Lucky at the CLIFF CASTLE CASINO!
• Go Sliding in Oak Creek down
SLIDE ROCK STATE PARK
• Have a brew at the local
OAK CREEK MICRO-BREWERY
• Go Hang Gliding off of Mingus Mountain
• Check out
Alcantara Wine Tasting Room...Grab a bottle of wine and walk the vineyards to the river where Oak Creek joins, find your own private beach and relax.
•
Hot Air Balloon over Sedona
See more on our Sedona, Arizona page

Area FARMER'S MARKETS
Local are in Yavapai or Coconino CountyCottonwood Farmer's Market & Jamboree(Band List)
North Main at Pima in Old Town
Thursday 5PM-9PM
July 1-September 23

Contact: Hezekiah Allen ~ eMail orPhone 928-639-3200


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FAQs

Is cottonwood expensive to live? ›

The total cost of housing, food, child care, transportation, health care, taxes, and other necessities for a single adult in Cottonwood is $36,607 a year — about the same as the annual cost of living for Arizona of $37,091 and less than the national figure of $38,433.

What is special about Cottonwood, AZ? ›

The City of Cottonwood is located adjacent to the Verde River at elevations ranging from 3,300 feet to 3,900 feet above sea level and experiences a mild climate which, together with its proximity to an abundance of natural amenities such as the Grand Canyon, Sedona, Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Tuzigoot National ...

Is Cottonwood, AZ a small town? ›

Founded in 1879, Cottonwood was given the distinction of being called the ”Biggest Little Town in Arizona.” The town derives its name from a stand of large cottonwood trees growing along the Verde River.

What is the history of Cottonwood Arizona? ›

About Cottonwood, Arizona

The first Anglo settlers in the area farmed and provided goods for the soldiers at Camp Verde and for the miners in Jerome beginning in the late 1870s. William Clark and Jimmy Douglas developed major smelters and the mining communities of Clarkdale (1912) and Clemenceau (1917), respectively.

What are the cons of cottonwood? ›

The rapid growth that makes some folks cheer for cottonwood is also a negative because the wood is brittle, leading to breaking branches and plenty of twigs to collect before mowing. As a cottonwood tree grows, large branches often break in windstorms, which can lead to property damage.

Is cottonwood AZ a good place to retire? ›

Cottonwood is in Yavapai County. Living in Cottonwood offers residents a dense suburban feel and most residents own their homes. Many retirees live in Cottonwood and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in Cottonwood are above average.

What is the crime rate in Cottonwood Arizona? ›

Cottonwood Annual Crimes
ViolentProperty
Number of Crimes43259
Crime Rate (per 1,000 residents)3.3220.01

What little known Arizona suburb are millionaires moving to? ›

Welcome to Scottsdale, Arizona, where about one in every 17 residents is a millionaire. Larger lots, bigger homes, and lower taxes aren't the only reasons the wealthy are ditching their big-city lifestyles for Scottsdale.

Is Cottonwood AZ a dark sky community? ›

Cottonwood, Arizona Designated as International Dark Sky Community.

Why are they called cottonwood? ›

The cottonwood—also known as the poplar—is a tall tree with a spreading crown, named for its cotton-like seeds.

Where does cottonwood Arizona get its water? ›

Arapahoe Aquifer Deep Wells: The District owns and operates several deep wells that provide water from the regional Arapahoe Aquifer.

Why is cottonwood sacred? ›

The cottonwood was also sacred to many Native American tribes, who considered it a symbol of the sun, the birthplace of the stars, or the bridge between earth and sky.

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