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Historic San Jose House - 1 queen bed Doc HollidayThe Legendary Tombstone San Jose House on Fremont Street is in Tombstone's Historic District. The San Jose House was built 1879 as Tombstone's 1st boarding house and is a National Historic Landmark. It is a short distance to main street, the Tombstone Epitaph and The Crystal Palace Saloon. The San Jose House is historically documented, appeared in movies, and also TRUE WEST Magazine. Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, Batt Masterson, and many others stayed here including Josephine Marcus.

The Hollywood CowboyUltra-eclectic bunkhouse inspired by Hollywood’s depiction of the Wild-West! Authentic decor abound in the space, from the framed B movie posters to antique whisky jugs and local art to the original travel maps and promotions that bought adventure-seekers to the West on Route 66 during the golden years of America travel - one could spend the day just enjoying all there is to look at in this fun space but we guarantee the town is even better!!