Copper Sheet Motel 501 Lindahl Road, Bagdad, AZ 86321

"Not available for the public. This motel is owned and ran by the Mine. The whole town is owned by the mine. The motel is mainly for 3rd party mine workers. Motels in Wickenburg would be a better choice"

"Was not there, across the street from it we were at Baghdad beauty bar open house!! ❤❤"

"A really great place, bring your hair dryer if need one tho."

"Perfect for a weekend in Bagdad. Austere but neat & clean. No proprietor on location so bring your own extras, as in TP, towels, bags for trash."

"Pros: View on point: The motel is right next door to the local fire department for stalking, playing with fire hoses, and dating opportunities. Friendly check in person: Some nice woman named Kate gave us a key. Thanks, Kate. We eventually wore Kate’s congeniality down, however, due to our needy phone calls (TP, noise issues, etc.), phone calls that resulted from there being nary a staff member. Kate informed us she wasn’t on call and nicely recommended we call the town emergency line should we have any further issues. Wooden floors: No explanation needed. Carpet is gross. Amenities: BIG coffee pot (yay!), refrigerator, and microwave. Cons: There’s a cat that lives under the bed and makes wailing, whining noises every 30 minutes in Room 2: We eventually realized this was the heater/air conditioner who, for some odd reason, felt the need to cry after having to do at least five minutes of work. No maid service: Despite the name, you don’t actually get any extra or changed sheets...or towels or toilet paper because no one works there. Walls are paper thin: Even if the motel is completely empty, a new traveler will be placed in the room beside you, who will then leave his TV on full blast when he goes to perform a comedy show at the one bar in town. Speaking of bars, we did not get a single bar on our cell phones (see below). No cell phone service: Although this is no fault of the motel, there is no cell phone service in town. WiFi at the hotel works so download google voice before traveling and provide people with that number should you need to contact another human outside of Bagdad. There are no chairs: Chairs would be nice. A lamp to offset the darkness in the room wouldn’t be so bad either. In closing, this is the only source of accommodations in Bagdad, so we look forward to our next stay! Thanks for having us. We had a blast because we had good company and enjoyed the town and nearby diner (not being sarcastic)."