The Arizona Inn is a historic; luxury boutique Tucson resort
hotel spread over 14 tranquil acres of gardens, fountains,
flowers and lawns in the heart of mid-town Tucson, AZ. This
luxury boutique resort hotel has been continually owned and
operated by the same family since its inception under the
careful eye of its founder, Isabella Greenway, in 1930, and
its casita-style hotel rooms and suites have been robustly
maintained and restored ever since, keeping their original
warmth, privacy, comfort and charm while gaining all the
modern day resort amenities a Tucson guest might desire.
First and foremost the Arizona Inn Tucson provides an
extremely high level of personal service in the classic
sense - that is, excellent without being intrusive - and it
does so in an absolutely straightforward way regarding hotel
rates and charges (there are never any hidden "resort fees",
parking fees, internet access fees, etc.). As a result the
Arizona Inn is recognized by its friends and guests as an
authentic beacon of civility and currently keeps hotel &
resort awards and high honors including: AAA four diamond
status for both the hotel and dining room, inclusion on
Conde Nast's Traveler Gold List and Travel and Leisure's Top
500 Hotels in the World, Tripadvisor's Travelers' Choice
Award for Best Service in the United States, a Wine
Spectator Award of Excellence, and many others.
In fact when Isabella Greenway opened the hotel almost
eighty years ago she did so partly because there were no
hotels in Tucson that suited travelers coming for a peaceful
and relaxing trip. Incredibly the Arizona Inn remains unique
in this way, still the only luxury boutique Tucson resort
hotel that offers a serene setting and exceptional service
in the heart of Tucson.
The Arizona Inn has stayed true to Isabella's clear and
graceful mandate. It has become, over the decades, a model
of Western elegance, a place with the spirit of a bed and
breakfast but the consistent, convincing power of a
four-diamond luxury boutique hotel. It remains as serene as
ever, even as its mature trees (some older than the Inn),
oleanders, flower beds and wondrous variety of cacti have
become more quietly spectacular over the years, having
prevailed over time and grown deep roots beneath this
excellent place.