Arizona Inn

We had a lovely stay at the Arizona Inn from Sunday to Wednesday last week. Alex at the front desk helped us with many decisions about places to visit and dine. Robert was our bartender the first night and everyone loved him. We stayed up later because of him. What an impeccable property. I especially appreciated the plantings and landscaping and the old school feel to the inn. Morning coffee in the library was perfect and I so appreciated it being ready early!  We hope to return soon. It was my daughter-in-law’s first visit to the western U.S. and she loved it.

This hotel is beautiful. It is truly a resort. The property is so large and there is nothing cookie cutter about it. My room had beautiful furniture from the 1930’s- 1950’s. It was large and spacious and had a walk out patio with a table two chairs, two very nice lounge chairs and a great view of the property, especially at night when the gardens were twinkling with soft lights. Everything in my room was crisp, clean and my king size bed extremely comfortable. I stayed two nights and each time I walked on the grounds I discovered something different and unique. There was no resort fee or charge for any of the activities. The pool was gorgeous. There was actually a changing building next to the pool with showers, dressing rooms, and a sauna. Very nice beach towels laid out as you enter the gated courtyard for the pool. The restaurant was very elegant and the bar area comfortable and inviting. There is a very large library where they serve tea and it is a gracious spot just to read or take a quiet moment. But in my opinion I saved the best for last. Every person I encountered was welcoming, attentive to my questions or needs, and each one went above and beyond to help me with the smallest of requests. With everything I just mentioned I do not want to leave an impression that the Arizona Inn is stuffy or pretentious it is simply the way it’s always been done. It is evident in each interaction the current employees take real ownership in preserving the traditions and history of this beautiful hotel.

Imagine sinking into plush comfort surrounded by expansive grounds. Picture genuine grass beneath your feet and the delicate touch of fine china in your hands. A dedicated staff anticipates your every need, ensuring a seamless experience. Every detail is crafted to create an atmosphere of unparalleled luxury and tranquility. This is more than just a stay; it's an immersion into a world of refined elegance.

The Arizona inn is a beautiful landmark which has been in Tucson it seems like forever, as long as I've been here at least, and I know it was here for quite a while before that! We very much enjoyed our time there. We visited our friend there and got to sit by the fireplace and visit with travelers. It was very nice. The food was delicious; we had dinner there and the service was excellent. Jon, our server, was so nice and attentive. Our water was served in beautiful Cobalt blue glasses. I definitely look forward to going there again sometime.

We could not have been happier at the Arizona Inn. It added to our visit to Tucson in so many ways. The service was warm, hospitable and efficient. We enjoyed relaxing in the library with the freshly lit fire and the unmatched afternoon tea - Especially with the unexpected chilly weather. We never worried about our car because of the security truck that circled. Each day when we would return a lovely gentleman would open the door and greet us. The Audubon Bar was always a delight - breakfast or otherwise. We were advised to get a room with a patio. Perhaps not as important in winter. The suite we had was very spacious , private and very comfortable. We booked on their website which was great advice for the add-ons. I can’t imagine why anyone would stay anywhere else in Tucson. |It’s one of the nicest hotels I have stayed in globally without being large and pretentious. Look at all of my reviews - the Arizona Inn is just perfect!

Outstanding boutique hotel in a quiet neighborhood close to the center of Tuscon. Classic architecture from the 1930s with a main building many small outbuildings with the rooms--think cottages but not single building cottages. Elegant and classic design. Excellent grounds. The rooms and furnishings feel old but a modern design would not fit the hotel. There are short steps everywhere.

My husband and I just spent three nights at this wonderful hotel. Almost 100 years old, it has old world charm while being nicely updated. It is quiet and peaceful, and the grounds are lovely. This is the perfect place to stay while enjoying Tucson’s desert landscape.

The Arizona Inn is a gem. It’s one of my favorite places on earth. It is true oasis in the desert. I highly recommend it for anyone who loves beautiful gardens and stepping into a historic place. The pool, tennis, badminton, and croquet are all things to fill your days.