Some of our guests said knowing a little about us would make them more comfortable, so...

About our service - 

The name for our business was taken from the Spanish phrase widely used in the Southwest, "Mi Casa es Su Casa", (My House is Your House).

For over 30 years, Mi Casa Su Casa has assisted guests in finding lodging.  We save guests precious time and energy trying to find the type of preferred - and available - accommodations. We take pride in our prompt service and are happy to answer any questions you may have by phone or email. Industry-wide, our service is considered to be the best in the Southwest.

When you contact us with your preferences, we will contact the hosts who offer what you prefer. We will then contact you, make reservations and take care of deposits. All reservations, including detailed directions, are confirmed in writing. Please see the "Reservation Information and Policies" link on the home page.

We will never sell, share or otherwise distribute your email address. It is used solely for the purpose of helping you with accommodations.

Our web page offers you a bounteous selection of helpful information including one-of-a-kind "Lists of State Attractions", and other travel information.

Please come back again soon!

About us -

Ruth Young and her husband, who is a Southwestern historian, have enjoyed living and traveling in the southwest for over 50 years.

In 1980, they heard stories about their oldest son's travels in Europe when he was in the Army. Whenever he had a leave, he would go to a new country, staying at a B&B where he had a enjoyed meeting local people and other travelers. Ruth thought that this would be an interesting way for travelers to the Southwest to meet hospitable, local hosts and so started the concept in Arizona.

Ruth was a founding member of the American Bed and Breakfast Association, a charter member and officer of Bed & Breakfast Reservation Services World-Wide, and has been a member of The National Network, all of which set high standards for the B&B world. Her hosts promise to uphold those standards.

Mi Casa Su Casa has been listed in over 200 books, a few of which are: 

The Annual Directory of American and Canadian Bed & Breakfasts

Arizona Traveler's Handbook by Bill Weir

Bed and Breakfast Encyclopedia by Deborah Sakach and Tiffany Crosswy

Bed and Breakfast U.S.A. by Peggy Ackerman

The Complete Guide to Bed & Breakfasts, Inns & Guesthouses by Pamela Lanier

Fodor's Arizona

Frommer's Arizona

The Non-Smokers Guide to Bed & Breakfasts, Robyn Martins, Editor

The Insiders' Guide to Phoenix by Deborah Ross and Salvatore Caputo

How to Open and Operate a Bed & Breakfast Home by Jan Stankus

We recommend the following books:

Day Trips from Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff, by Pam Hait

Frommer's Portable Phoenix & Scottsdale, by Karl Samson

Arizona Family Field Trips by Marty Campbell

100 Classic Hikes in Arizona, by Scott S. Warren

Doin' Arizona with your Pooch, by Eileen Barish

Arizona, by Rob Rachowiecki and Jennifer Rasin Denniston Lonely Planet Publications

Frommer's Great Outdoor Guide to Arizona & New Mexico, by Lesley King Frommer's Utah, by Don & Barbara Laine

Frommer's New Mexico, by Lesley King

Frommer's National Parks of the American West, by Don & Barbara Laine