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Nestled in Tranquility No phones, no neon lights, just an old-fashioned radio, grazing horses and beautiful sunsets in a setting steeped in history. Sonoita is nestled amid thousands of acres of the Coronado National Forest with hundreds of miles of riding trails including several Arizona Trail segments. Equine events including Quarter Horse Racing, Dressage, Driving competitions and 3-Day Eventing are held year-round within minutes of the ranch. This is Arizona's Wine Country. Nearby vineyards produce unique vintages which reflect the personalities and attitudes of their owners, from colorful picnic-style wine to serious award winning varietals. Southern Arizona’s Mountain Empire is a region of great interest to bird enthusiasts as well. The natural migration of rare species through this area of southern Arizona attracts ornithologist and hobbyists alike. Nearby Madera Canyon is rated one of the best in the nation for bird watching by the American Birders Association. Nearby Patagonia is home to a world famous designated bird sanctuary. So whether you are a life-long student of holistic health, or just looking for health in serenity - come to Grand Adventures Ranch About the Ranch The old 1920's ranch manager's home on our historic horse property has been renovated into a four bedroom/four bath B&B. We have decorated with antiques and southwestern pieces and artwork. Somewhat unique among B&Bs, ours is a separate guest house. Our guests share a full kitchen and a living & dining great room, complete with fireplace and two patios with fabulous views all to themselves. We live near-by in another historic home on the property. Our bucholic setting has grassland and mountain views, yet is on the very edge of Sonoita, AZ with its restaurants, shops and proximity to area attractions. Grand Adventures Ranch, our horse boarding and therapy operation is located on the property, as well. For those with difficulties from chemicals and scents, our staff uses scent-free, toxin-free Amazon Clean and Green for general cleaning and we use only unscented phosphate-free laundry detergents. Room Rates (double or single) B&B - $125 per night or $700 per week Barn Apartment - $145 per night or $800 per week Groups and long stays Less 10% if 4+ rooms or stay is for 5+ nights Less 20% if 4+ rooms for 5+ nights $10 per night for any extra person in room All occupancy rates are subject to change State and local taxes may apply
Animals Well behaved dogs are allowed and must be on-leash at all times when outdoors. A 100' indoor/outdoor run is available for letting dogs loose to run and play. Dogs may not be left unattended in the rooms but can be left in the dog run if arrangements are made with management.   Please be aware that we have loose (friendly) ranch dogs. Horses are always welcome. We offer 12' x 12' stalls with 100' runs for $20 per night. Owners are financially responsible for any damage to rooms or property caused by their animals.
Accommodations • 2 rooms with king beds and private baths • 2 rooms with 2 twin beds and private baths • 1bedroom barn apartment withqueen bed, living room, kitchenette and private bath
Meals A self-serve Continental breakfast is included with room rate and is served at the convenience of the guest. We serve organic juices, cereals, baked goods and yogurts along with fresh coffee beans and a variety of teas.
Innkeepers • Your hosts are Jeff Chimene and Kay Aubrey-Chimene • There are 2 friendly ranch dogs on the property • Other pet(s) on the property: wild barn cats, barn owls and many many rabbits Area Attractions Antique Shopping, The Arizona Trail, Art Galleries, Copper Mine, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical sites, Horse Shows, Lake, Live Music, Madera Canyon, Museum, National/State parks, Nature areas, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Rodeo, Ruins, Vineyard, Wineries Onsite or Nearby Activities Bicycle riding trails, Billiards, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Fishing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Hunting, Mountain Bike trails, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming Wining and Dining Establishments In Sonoita - 3 minutes In Patagonia - about 15 - 20 minutes
Policies 2 night minimum stay on weekends and holidays Smoking is allowed in limited areas (On patios only) Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Must be on-leash or in a turn-out run when outdoors. You may not be the only guest with dogs so please feed your dogs in your room. Pooper-Scoopers are provided, please clean up after your dogs. Children under 14 must be supervised by an adult at all times. This is a working horse ranch. No childcare is provided. Consumption of alcohol is permitted (Guests may bring their own cocktails/wine/beer) Cooking is allowed in the B&B kitchen. Please be respectful of other guests and clean up when finished with your meal. There is a dishwasher for your convenience. Check in time is after 4 -6 pm.  Check out time is 9 am to noon.  If you will be arriving or leaving outside these times please let us know. Cancellations Because we are a small B&B, located in a rural area, our cancellation policy must be as follows: Within 45 days - no penalty if $ moved to new date, 30% cancellation penalty if no new date is reserved. Within 15 days - no refund. Directions - click here for a MAP From the intersection of Highways 83 and 82, continue south on Hwy 83. Just past the county fairgrounds follow Hwy 83 as it turns sharply left (east). About 1/2 mile from the turn you will come to Lightning Bar Lane. This is our driveway. There is a sign for Rainbow's End Bed and Breakfast. Check in at the office or take the driveway up the hill to the pink house (the B&B). Grand Adventures Ranch is a working horse ranch. Please be advised that horses are by nature dangerous and vigilance, care, supervision and expertise on the part of the ranch management can ensure our guests’ safety from, among others, physical injury or death resulting from contact with or by a horse, falls from a horse, uneven or imperfect footing within the riding and training areas, or the negligence or wrongful act of another guest. Please read the attached page of the Arizona Revised Statutes regarding the liability of equestrian facilities. Any guests participating in equine related events on the ranch must sign a liability waiver