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 Old time elegance |
2200 East Elm Street (Near Campbell and Speedway) Tucson, AZ 85719 United States +1 520 325 1541 / +1 800 933 1093 (Toll Free) http://www.arizonainn.com/ |
You will feel right at home in this historical Adobe style inn, centrally located in a quiet residential setting. Built in 1930, then renovated in 1998, a wood-paneled library surrounds period furniture. Each room on two floors is individually decorated with fireplaces and patios are available in some. It is just minutes from the University of Arizona and within walking distance from the University Medical Center. Rates for lodging in Tucson are highly seasonal, so be advised to call in advance for rate information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Well-being in the desert |
10490 East Escalante Road Tucson, AZ 85730 United States +1 520 290 1048 / +1 800 293 0004 |
"Bien estar" is Spanish for "well-being." This hacienda, situated on six acres of desert near Sahuaro National Park East, has earned its "well-being" name. It is the ideal retreat for nature lovers wanting to get away from it all and be close to coyotes, javelinas, chipmunks and desert birds. Enjoy the scenic grandeur of the Rincon Mountains to the east. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Walk The Dessert |
14000 N Dust Devil Dr Tucson, AZ 85739 United States +1 520 825 6767 http://www.cactusquail.com |
This is truly a once in a lifetime place to stay. Situated on acres of state and national forest land, and beside the Catalina Mountains, this is a place for nature lovers. Wild life is abundant, especially coyote, deer, hawks and rabbits. Rooms have names in true Wild West fashion, like the bunkhouse, hacienda and the pueblo, and are comfortable and very colorful. The most exciting part about staying here are the outdoor activities, so make sure you check out the treks as well as the dessert jeep tours, which will take you through the Patagonia Mountains. If you are a bird lover, then take the Patagonia Wildlife sanctuary tour. This is your chance to get in touch with nature and your wild side - enjoy the open space and the beautiful sunsets! Remember you can bring your dog and horse, if you want. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Secluded in a saguaro forest |
11155 West Calle Pima Tucson, AZ 85743 United States +1 520 578 3058 / +1 866 254 0006 http://www.www.casatierratucso... |
Casa Tierra Adobe Bed and Breakfast Inn is a secluded bed and breakfast inn on the west side of Tucson, located on five acres of Saguaro National Park, in the middle of a veritable saguaro cactus forest. It's a great retreat for nature lovers seeking opportunities for hiking, stargazing, birding, hiking, or just plain quiet. Designed as a 100-year old Spanish hacienda-style adobe home with courtyards, fountains, and arches, the inn sets off the grand desert vistas and mountain views. There are three guest rooms and two bedroom suites. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Close to the airport, business facilities |
2505 East Executive Drive Tucson, AZ 85706 United States +1 520 573 0000 http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2... |
The business traveler will appreciate the many business facilities this hotel has to offer, as well as its proximity to the airport. There is a landscaped courtyard with a pool and Jacuzzi. Several restaurants are within walking distance, but the hotel restaurant serves breakfast and dinner too. Rates for lodging in Tucson are considerably lower during summer months than they are during the winter season, so be advised to call in advance for rate information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dream on the green |
10950 North La Canada Drive Tucson, AZ 85718 United States +1 877-845-5288 http://www.thegolfvillas.com/ |
Do you dream in green? The luxurious one-, two- and three-bedroom villas at this resort are a golfer's fantasy, and a romantic escape for anyone seeking a room with a view. Every unit includes a private balcony with lush views of the course, yawning widely from a panoramic backdrop of mountain or skyline peaks. Let the fresh air stimulate your culinary senses in your own gourmet kitchen, complete with pots, pans, blender, toaster and more. After dinner, pamper yourself with an evening soak in your jacuzzi tub; there's one in every unit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Romance of a Spanish inn |
11770 East Rambling Trail Tucson, AZ 85747 United States +1 520 298 1764 / +1 800 982 1795 |
Fall in love with the West at this romantically-inspired Old Spanish style bed and breakfast. Sixteen acres provide substantial views with opportunities for hiking and birding. Giant Saguaro cacti make stately neighbors at the National Park next door. Come home to the prestigious Hacienda del Desierto after a full day of sight seeing and relax beside an old Mexican fountain in the courtyard. Spend some time on a shady porch or soak up the starlight in a hydrotherapy spa. When sleep tugs at your sleeve, retire to one of four private guest suites with private baths, kitchenettes and wood burning or antique gas stoves. Other amenities include robes, TV/VCR, Phones/ data ports, two beds, private entrances, fireplaces, spa, and hiking trails. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comforts in a desert setting |
5601 North Hacienda del Sol Road Tucson, AZ 85718 United States +1 520 299 1501 / +1 800 728 6514 http://www.haciendadelsol.com |
Built as a private school for girls 65 years ago, this guest ranch in the Tucson foothills has evolved from an exclusive Hollywood celebrity resort to a pleasant desert retreat in a garden setting, featuring newly renovated rooms and casitas, a studio gallery, and an ward-winning restaurant,The Grill. All rooms are non-smoking. Rates for lodging in Tucson are usually considerably lower during summer months than they are during the winter season, so be advised to call in advance for rate information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For Business & Pleasure |
3800 West Starr Pass Boulevard Tucson, AZ 85745 United States +1 520 792 3500 http://marriott.com/property/p... |
The JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort is all set to provide visitors with an absolutely unforgettable stay. Designed for both business as well as pleasure travelers, the spacious rooms are furbished with all the modern facilities. Television, Hairdryers, coffee makers, Internet access ... you'll find no reason to leave your room. Unless of course to spend the day at the golf course, dine at one off the exquisite restaurants or be pampered at the spa. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Feel right at home |
306 North Alvernon Way Broadway and 5th Avenue Tucson, AZ 85711 United States +1 520 325 3366 / +1 800 456 5634 http://www.lodgeonthedesert.com |
Built in 1936 and completely renovated in 1997, this hacienda style hotel is a desert oasis at a convenient central location, offering rooms and suites in a quiet residential setting with well-manicured lawns, flower gardens and cactus gardens. Most rooms have fireplaces and private patios. Rates for lodging in Tucson are usually considerably lower during summer months than they are during the winter season, so be advised to call in advance for current rate information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Enchanted Foothills resort |
6200 North Club House Lane Tucson, AZ 85750 United States +1 800 996 3426 |
Golf Magazine called this intimate lodge nestled in the foothills of the stunning Santa Catalina Mountains a deserving Gold Medal Award recipient. You'll want to call it "home." A jewel embedded softly in 600 acres of majestic landscape, this lodge introduces visitors to Tucson's unspoiled desert through panoramic windows and coveted views from each of its 50 romantic guest suites. If business IS your pleasure, your clients and associates will feel at ease in a variety of upscale yet comfortable meeting rooms. Innovative souls can opt to meet on the spectacular golf course, the East Lawn, or poolside at dusk for a memorable information exchange. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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De-stress, Decompress & Delight! |
5000 East Via Estancia Miraval Tucson, AZ 85739 United States +1 800 825 4000 x4512 / +1 800 232 3969 (Reservations) http://www.miravalresort.com |
Voted the #1 Destination Spa in North America by Conde Nast Traveler, #1 US Destination Spa in the Zagat Survey, and #1 Destination Spa Worldwide by Travel & Leisure, be prepared to have the physical, spiritual and emotional experience of a lifetime. Miraval's goal is to promote health and the joy of living through numerous activities and spa treatments. At Miraval you will enjoy golf, tennis, hiking, nature treks, meditation, yoga, pilates, bird watching, nutritional classes, and much more. Rates include three gourmet meals daily, access to all scheduled group programs and activities, one spa treatment or one-on-one consultation or one round of golf per night of stay, and round-trip transfers from the Tucson International Airport. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nap in mountain shadows |
3160 North Bear Canyon Road Tucson, AZ 85726 United States +1 520 749 1387 |
Nestled on the Northeast side of Tucson, this bed and breakfast offers up-close-and-personal views of the Santa Catalina Mountains and hospitality you can hang your hat on. An outdoor pool surrounded by lush desert vegetation and roses offers a glimpse of mountain peaks in the background. In cooler weather, a crackling fireplace warms guests in the family room. The chef says welcome best through a tasty, innovative breakfast menu. Special dietary needs are considered. Quail, roadrunners and rabbits visit the back yard. Mount Lemmon, Sabino Canyon and a variety of hiking trails wait next-door. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Suite mountain air |
P.O. Box 640 Tucson, AZ 85619 United States +1 520 576 1664 http://www.mt-lemmon.com/suite... |
Perched atop Mount Lemmon in the Santa Catalina range, four lovely suites await travelers who long for a higher level of rest and relaxation. Each of the four suites delight with oak floors, woven rugs, gas log fireplaces and soaring ceilings. All include full kitchens, TV and VCR to infuse the comforts of home with the thrill of the great outdoors. Windows and semi-private decks offer guests a close-up view of towering pines, flowers and a variety of birds. The Monte Rosa and Eiger are efficiency apartments, while the Edelweiss and Matterhorn include two bedrooms. Owner Sonni Wendt maintains a Fine Crafts Studio on location where visitors can browse and buy hand made tartans, tapestries and throw rugs, imported from Scotland. Sonni is often seen weaving her special magic on a loom in the center of her shop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A place to call home |
6477 East Speedway Boulevard Tucson, AZ 85710 United States +1 520 721 0991 http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-20... |
This inn welcomes visitors with all the comforts of home. This conveniently-located, two-story all-suites hotel is a great place for an overnight stop or an extended stay. Travelers are encouraged to use an in-room phone port or lighted work desk to finish a day's work or drop a note to friends and family back home. In addition, take advantage of conveniences including laundry valet or dinner delivery service from a selection of popular restaurants such as the locally colorful Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse. See front desk for details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In downtown Tucson |
204 South Scott Avenue Tucson, AZ 85701 United States +1 520 670 9022 / +1 877 670 9022 (Toll Free) http://www.royalelizabeth.com |
This historical mansion is located right in the heart of downtown Tucson just minutes from the Tucson Convention Center and downtown business district; but you would never know once you are inside. Built in 1878, it's located on a quiet residential street. There are four antique-filled, two-room suites and two additional rooms, all with private baths. Guests rave about the gourmet breakfasts and evening refreshments are served in the parlor. Rates for lodging in Tucson are highly seasonal, so be advised to call in advance for rate information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beauty and the bed |
8825 North Scenic Drive Tucson, AZ 85743 United States +1 520 744 7551 http://members.aol.com/shadmtn/ |
Imagine having your own mountain. This bed and breakfast can make that dream a reality, at least for a weekend. This Northwest Tucson retreat curves lazily around a courtyard with private, unobstructed views. Enjoy the scenery from a lagoon pool, complete with rock waterfall, and stop to smell the flowers on the colorfully landscaped grounds. Outdoor activities include horseback riding, hiking and more. Inside, a fireplace and baby grand piano add warmth and culture to this luxurious southwestern hideaway. Picture windows and a shady porch are wide-open eyes to the natural desert wonders beyond. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Guest ranch resort in the mountains |
7501 North Wade Road Tucson, AZ 85743 United States +1 520 744 7700 / +1 888 872 6241 http://www.latierralinda.com |
This is a 30-acre guest ranch located at the base of Sombrero Peak in the western mountains, surrounded by giant Sahuaro cacti and ocotillos. The ranch offers facilities for hiking, horseback riding, wagon rides and resort-style accommodations in the recently remodeled casitas. There's also an Old West Boardwalk recreating the atmosphere of a 1880's western town. Rates for lodging in Tucson are considerably lower during summer months than they are during the winter season, so be advised to call in advance for rate information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Close to the campus |
880 East Second St (Second Street and Euclid) Tucson, AZ 85719 United States +1 520 792 4100 http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2... |
Adjacent to the beautiful University of Arizona campus this modern 9 story atrium hotel is located in the heart of the city. It's perfect for visiting parents. Minutes from the downtown business district, museums and shopping it's also perfect for business or pleasure. Rooms are decorated to reflect the Southwest. Rates for lodging in Tucson are usually considerably lower during summer months than they are during the winter season, so be advised to call in advance for rate information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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