The Hotel Lee is Yuma’s oldest hotel. It was completed in 1917 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Located on a corner of what was once the busy Main Street of Yuma at the southern terminus of the commercial district, the building with its simple planes, applied ornaments and arches is an early simplified version of the Spanish Colonial Revival which was to become a major trend in western architecture during the 1920's and 30’s.

The Hotel Lee, named for Robert E. Lee and the southern “Ocean to Ocean” Lee Highway, has been renovated and restored. The lobby and rooms offer the ambiance of the Victorian era with Victorian antiques and historic memorabilia throughout the hotel.

Each room is uniquely decorated some are intimate and romantic while others are more masculine and less ornate. The rooms range from beautiful suites to smaller historic economy rooms.

The location of the hotel offers many interesting activities within walking distance and others activities are just a very short distance. Click on attractions for details.

Your hosts Bill and Patrick Sullivan will welcome you and help you find the room that suits your personality and needs. We hope you will have a great time here in Yuma and enjoy your stay with us here at the historic Hotel Lee.

The Hotel Lee has new owners as of September 7th 2007!