Tombstone San Jose House

10/15/2026

🤠 **HELLDORADO DAYS ARE HERE! OCTOBER 16–18!** 🌵

Come experience Tombstone, Arizona, as the Old West comes alive this weekend!

Enjoy three days of gunfight reenactments, colorful Western characters, street entertainment, period costumes, food, and the famous **Sunday Helldorado Parade at 11 AM!**

🏨 **And while you're here, discover the historic San Jose House!**

Established in 1879 by remarkable frontier businesswoman **Samantha Fallon**, our San Jose House is one of Tombstone's earliest lodging houses. Its fascinating history connects it to Ed Schieffelin, Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, Charlie Storms, and other legendary figures of the Old West.

Our house has also been featured in historical publications and was associated with the History Channel's *Haunted History: Haunted Tombstone*. And yes, there are a few ghost stories, too! 👻

Whether you've stayed with us before or are planning your first visit, we'd love to welcome you back to Tombstone.

**Come for Helldorado. Stay for the history!**

🌵 Explore our historic lodging: https://tombstonesanjosehouse.com

10/15/2026

Come visit us this Helldorado weekend !!

Here is the street entertainment schedule for the weekend, times subject to change.

We are excited to see 8 different reenactment groups coming to perform for you on Allen Street!

05/06/2026

🎩 Bat Masterson — lawman, Army scout, buffalo hunter, gambler… and eventually a New York City sportswriter.
One of the most colorful characters of the Old West, Bat was a friend of the Earps and made his way through Tombstone during its wildest years. He stayed right here at the San Jose House.
Walk in his footsteps.

🔗 tombstonesanjosehouse.com

04/20/2026

Sleep where history happened. 🤠

The San Jose House has been welcoming travelers to Tombstone since the 1870s — back when Doc Holliday was dealing faro at the Oriental and the silver boom was roaring. The walls here have stories, and every room carries a piece of the frontier that earned this town its nickname: The Town Too Tough To Die.

Spring is one of the best times to visit. Warm days, cool desert nights, and all of Allen Street just steps from your door.

Book your stay → tombstonesanjosehouse.com