ARIZONA INN, Tucson

Arizona Inn - Historic family-owned hotel in Midtown Tucson, 15 km from Tucson International

Located in Midtown Tucson, Arizona Inn is a family-owned resort-style hotel established in 1930. The property spans across 21 acres with walking trails and gardens. The hotel features an outdoor 60-foot heated pool, tennis courts, and 24-hour fitness center with sauna. Dining options include the Main Dining Room serving Southwestern-influenced New American cuisine and the Audubon Bar offering patio dining with piano music in evenings. The hotel houses an on-site cabinet-making shop where a master craftsman restores original furniture. The Arizona Inn earned designation on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.

Additional perks of the hotel

Croquet courts, badminton, and complimentary bicycles

Library with reading materials

Table tennis facilities

Full-service wedding planning and catering

5,000 square feet of meeting and event space

No resort fees charged

Seasonal sundae bar and afternoon tea service

Four EV charging stations operated by Blink Charging

Complimentary self-parking across from main entrance

Room Options

The hotel offers 89 casita-style rooms and suites with garden views. Standard Rooms feature king beds, writing desks, and garden views. Deluxe Patio Kings include sitting areas with antique decor and furnished patios. Junior Suites provide king bedrooms with queen-sized sofa beds and sitting rooms. The Deluxe Patio Suite offers antique furnishings, king bed, queen sofa bed, sitting room, and furnished patio. House 6 includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, full kitchen, fireplace, and two private gardens.

Other conveniences

Complimentary Wi-Fi and bottled water

Premium cable channels and free local calls

Coffee/tea makers and refrigerators

In-room iPads and bedside charging stations

Writing desks and plush bathrobes

Sitting areas and sofa beds in select rooms

Private patios in select rooms

Fireplaces in select rooms

In-room safes that accommodate laptops

Complimentary New York Times newspaper