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Hotel St. Michael: A Historic Gem on Whiskey Row
Experience Prescott's history at Hotel St. Michael, a landmark hotel on Whiskey Row offering Victorian charm and modern comforts.
Experience the charm of the Old West at Hotel St. Michael, a landmark in Prescott, Arizona, since the late 19th century. Overlooking the historic Courthouse Plaza and Whiskey Row, this hotel offers a glimpse into Arizona's frontier past with its Victorian architecture and storied history.
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Walking
Hotel St. Michael is centrally located in downtown Prescott on Gurley Street, adjacent to Whiskey Row and the Courthouse Plaza. If you are already in the downtown area, the hotel is easily accessible on foot. From the Courthouse Plaza, walk north across Gurley Street. The hotel is on the left-hand side.
Public Transport
Yavapai Regional Transit (YRT) provides bus service in the Prescott area. Check the YRT website or app for the most up-to-date routes and schedules to determine the closest bus stop to the hotel. From the bus stop, walk to Gurley Street and look for the hotel near Whiskey Row and the Courthouse Plaza.
Taxi/Ride-Share
Taxi and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are available in Prescott. A ride from Prescott Regional Airport (PRC) to Hotel St. Michael, located about 10 miles away, typically costs between $20 and $30, depending on the service and time of day. From the airport, the drive is about 20 minutes. The hotel is located downtown on Gurley Street, next to Whiskey Row.
Local tips
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Explore Whiskey Row's saloons and shops right outside the hotel.
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Ask the front desk about the hotel's rumored haunted history.
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Enjoy live music and craft cocktails at the hotel's speakeasy, Fire & Sword, on weekends.
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Take a stroll around the Courthouse Plaza, located directly across from the hotel.
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Hotel St. Michael, a cornerstone of Prescott's historic downtown since the late 19th century, stands proudly on Whiskey Row. Built in 1901 after a fire destroyed the original Hotel Burke, this three-story hotel, designed by D.W. Millard, evokes a time when Arizona was on the edge of the New American Frontier.The hotel's architecture features finely wrought woodwork and art-deco stylings, transporting visitors to a bygone era. Gargoyles adorn the building's exterior, adding a touch of intrigue, with local lore suggesting they represent caricatures of past politicians or serve as protectors of the hotel's guests. Inside, the hotel boasts a restored 1901 bistro and a unique speakeasy, Fire & Sword, which pays homage to the hotel's rich history with original brick and restored copper ceilings.Throughout its history, Hotel St. Michael has hosted numerous distinguished guests, including President Theodore Roosevelt, Wyatt Earp, and Zane Grey. Its location, overlooking the Courthouse Plaza and adjacent to Whiskey Row, places it at the heart of Prescott's vibrant atmosphere, with easy access to shops, restaurants, art galleries, and historical museums. The hotel is rumored to be haunted. Today, Hotel St. Michael continues to offer a blend of historical charm and modern amenities, providing a memorable stay for travelers seeking a taste of Prescott's colorful past.
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