I recently spent three nights at this hotel. I arrived in the early hours of the morning. Doors are locked late at night, and so pressed the intercom. Door was promptly opened, but the front desk clerk, who whilst efficient, was not the friendliest individual. Maybe I had woken him up? I was shown to my room by the security guard, who proceeded to give me a guided tour of the grounds en route to the room. Even in the middle of the night, the grounds looked lovely! My room - a standard one - was upstairs quite a way from the lobby. The room was a good sized one, with a king bed, desk, two side tables with lamps and overhead lighting. Also two big chairs and a small coffee table. There was a walk in closet, with complimentary water (every night) and a small refrigerator as well as a coffee machine. Bathroom was very small with in tub shower. The room and bathroom appeared to be very clean and the bed was comfortable with crisp linen. Two windows in the bedroom gave lots of natural light as well. As I arrived late, there was a pot of hot chocolate waiting for me (most welcome!!) and in the refrigerator, some finger sandwiches and two cookies - a really nice touch! The grounds of the hotel are beautiful. There is complimentary coffee and tea in the library in the mornings, as well as in the afternoon, which I did not get to enjoy. Never ate at the hotel - though the dining room/restaurant looked very nice. Free parking across the road from the hotel in an open lot.
There is a lot of history associated with this inn, and while I did not get the opportunity to fully tour the hotel, intend to come back again some other time.
- Arizona Hotel Tucson
