Better than ever. See my previous review. Beth does a wonderful job! This was my second time…read morevisiting here and the setting is lovely, the rooms a very clean and spacious.

2 friends and I planned to cycle up and down Mt Lemmon in the month of May. I looked for the…read moreclosest B&B or Hotel to where we would begin the climb. If your looking to have a great place to start your long accent the Jeremiah Inn is the place to stay. Location, location, location! Not only that... but Beth is superb. We arrived after 9:00 PM and she was awaiting us. We planned an earlier start than the usual Breakfast time but Beth made sure we had fresh fruit, juice, coffee, eggs and muffins to properly fuel up before the ride. Beth came outside before we left and took our picture on her camera and then sent us the picture and personal note in the mail the next week. Nice touch. To top it all off Beth allowed us to leave our truck at her place and then return for a shower after 3:00 PM. It was 104 degrees by that time. That was the icing on the cake when we figured we would just be cleaning up for the drive back to Phoenix with a few handi-wipes. Our trip could not have been made and better. Perhaps only to have had time to sit and converse with Beth. What a delightful Lady she is. The Inn itself is quiet in it's surroundings, beautifully appointed and spotless. The beds are quite comfortable. I would return again even if not tied to a cycling event. Thanks again Beth for making what was a challenging physical day such a great overall experience.

El Presidio is a cross between visiting your grandma's house and visiting Queen Elizabeth! You are…read moresurrounded by kindness, comfort and lovely antiques and you are treated like royalty! Patti took great care of us in her cool and quiet B and B. We started the day with a full breakfast, and getting to know about the property and the city were a wonderful part of the experience. The rooms are clean and spacious and are stocked with anything you could possibly want!

Such a beautiful, historic B&B! The gardens are so peaceful…read more Patty, the owner is very friendly, knowledgeable and gracious. I loved hearing about the history of the Presidio. Patty is charming and clearly loves what she does. It was a pleasure to meet her and stay at this lovely B&B. Breakfast was wonderful and beautifully presented. The omelette she made was one of the best I've had in a long time. Do not hesitate to book here. You will love it! I highly recommend both the Desert Museum and the Botanical Gardens during your trip to Tucson. Make sure to visit the Butterfly Pavilion at the Botanical Gardens. A lush hot house filled with orchids and live butterflies from around the World.

Terrific B&B. Spent 3 days there and would 100% come back again. Sally the owner of Cactus Cove is…read moreso sweet and really goes all out to make ones stay memorable. Different breakfast served every morning at 9:00 and daily afternoon snacks are also provided. Great spa bath in all 3 suites as well as a great outdoor shower. Room was very comfortable and inviting. Close to many restaurants and about 30 minutes from Tucson airport. So quiet and mountain views are simple spectacular. Thank you Sally and I'm sending pictures the next day or two. Shannon & I hope to visit you again. My best....Stuart

I am so glad we decided to stay at this spot it was the perfect romantic getaway. Sally is the…read morebest and made our stay a delight!

Eminently curated rooms with old time southwestern curios. Quality everything, tons of art. The…read moreowners started Buffalo Exchange, so they are expert antiquers. Kinda close to a busy road, but smack dab in the dark night desert. No food on site.

I almost hate to say what a hidden gem this place is in case it starts having no vacancy when we…read morewant to come - but a place like this deserves to have its praises sung and I'll just have to make sure we plan ahead. This is our fave quick getaeay from San Diego - and it's our third stay at the Cat Mountain - twice in the Inn building and once at the Lodge building across the road. I don't think you can go wrong with either building or any room!! All the beds have been comfy, everything clean, great heating or A/C as needed, free parking, GREAT grounds to walk around, explore and relax in. My husband especially likes how dark the property is for stargazing on a clear night. The property is quiet, comfy, nice communal areas, shared fridge, cookie jar, microwave. Be sure to take leisurely walks and relax outside in all their nicely set up lounging areas. And for breakfast or lunch...right there across the street, or a short walk down the road is the Coyote Paws Cafe. Included in your room rate is a $15 voucher per person that goes toward your meal. We usually come in just under or only owing a dollar or two, plus tip - what a deal and soooo much better than the big box hotels and their cheap powdered eggs, high carb, greasy buffets. This is a sit-down, simple but yummy cafe and everyone there is working hard and attentive.Sometimes, it can get busy, but even with a short wait, we are in/out in just over an hour or so. In 15min or so, are in the heart of downtown Tucson. But it's sooo much nicer to be out by the mountains, cactus, and peace and quiet. We come for the Gaslight Theater live shows...and if Cat Mountain was full when we would try to reserve, we would choose another date to see the show as we truly don't want to stay anywhere else but here when we come to town. You won't regret staying here!!!

I have never stayed at hotel McCoy overnight as a guest but came here for food trucks and events…read more Each room here is decorated with art by a local artist and in general the whole place is art inspired and feels nice and relaxing. My favorite event was the Art walk in April 2026. I really enjoyed the hands on art activities they provided in particular and also enjoyed visiting a few rooms they had open with the artists who decorated them being present. I appreciate that the food trucks they invite to be on premises have vegetarian and vegan options. Can't wait for the next event here!

What a hidden little gem in Tucson. There are a lot of retro hotels being renovated around Arizona…read morethese days, and having stayed at multiple ones, I can say Hotel McCoy is doing it really well. I love that it is a single-story motel, meaning you don't have to listen to the neighbors walking above you all night. Also, they have gone out of their way to make things kitschy, artsy, and cool. There is art everywhere, including fun little treats like chalk and chalkboards in the room. The rooms are functional but not fancy. There isn't carpet (a benefit in my opinion), the shower is small, but has excellent pressure. I will say the beds are incredibly comfortable. Everything was clean. We had a small (retro-style of course) fridge in the room. And even though there was just a window unit, our room maintained a comfortable temperature. (Although it wasn't that hot. I am not sure how it would be in the summer.) I do love that they only have keypads, no actual keys, which made it really convenient to go in and out. There is also a little bistro set by the front door, which is delightful for sipping coffee (or eating your free oatmeal) in the morning. The common areas are fun, decorated with a lot of cool art and old school kitsch. The pool is heated saltwater, which is good for the cooler months, but kind of a bummer in the hotter months (aka most of the year) because it was only April but the pool felt like bathwater. You can't bring your own drinks to the pool area, but they have a lot of drinks for sale in the lobby (beer, wine, cider, no hard liquor), and the prices are quite reasonable. And the oatmeal bar in the morning is tons of fun. Service is slightly hit or miss. Some of the employees were amazing (shout out to Alex!), but some kind of felt like they were going through the motions. All in all, this is a good value motel, and I would stay there again.

Stayed here a couple of times over the years. Great hosts and very quiet location. Close to hiking…read moreand good stargazing out by the pool!

Just stayed for few days. Great place, wonderful hosts and dynamite breakfasts!…read moreNice and quiet in E tucson, convenient to Saguaro National Park for hiking etc. Did I say helpful hosts?

My boyfriend and I wanted to visit Saguaro National Park for our vacation, so he scoured the area…read morefor any vegan hotels and he pleasantly came across a new vegan B&B, Rancho Vegano. While inquiring about the facilities and then leading-up to (and even during) our stay, Colin and Roy's communication was professional, informative and timely every time. Once we arrived, a welcome packet was waiting for us. It outlined the various amenities that were supplied, an explanation of the grounds, a breakfast menu, and their favorite local restaurants that were either vegan or catered heavily to vegans. At one point during the correspondence, my boyfriend mentioned that we would be visiting during his birthday month, and that detail was not missed. Waiting on the dining table was a fresh bouquet of flowers and a birthday card. The rooms were spotless, the shower was amazing and the living space was very comfortable, almost like home. They even supplied some vegan reading material along with information about the local sights. Also, Colin and Roy tried to make Rancho Vegano as environmentally friendly as possible (which I applaud), from the bamboo sheets to the silverware. The only "gripe" we had, was the silverware. While eco responsible, it was a bit flimsy when trying to use and I was worried that I'd break the forks. They acknowledged the feedback and they mentioned that they'll probably switch to metal silverware in the future. Each morning we were entertained by local wildlife as we had our delicious and fluffy blueberry pancakes and a breakfast burrito stuffed with veggies with chipotle sour cream and a side of fruit. Both meals were delicious and kept us full for our day's journeys. There were a few occasions where I got to talk with Roy as he was tending to their grounds. Listening to their backstory and journey to veganism, their passion and dreams for what they want Rancho Vegano to evolve to is quite infectious. I can't wait to see how they expand Rancho Vegano. On our last morning, Colin and Roy invited us to have our breakfast up on their rooftop deck. The view was amazing and was the perfect start for our journey home. They also baked us fresh banana bread for the road, which was thoroughly devoured. Our only regret was not staying there longer, but it gives us an excuse to venture back. Rancho Vegano is slice of paradise in East Tucson and we look forward to our next stay.

From the very start to finding a vegan Bed and Breakfast in Tucson, making the reservation, and…read moreenjoying our stay. Our expectations were exceeded by the hospitality of Colin and Roy and all of the details they took care of for us. Ample space in the bedroom with two queen beds, extra blankets and a variety of pillows with different fluff levels. A separate dining area with fridge, coffee maker, hot beverage choices, and dishes were used daily in eating each breakfast that was cooked to order. The bathroom and shower were in a separate room and stocked with ample lotions, soaps, and fresh towels. We would highly recommend a stay at Rancho Vegano if you are looking for a quiet and serene setting with warm hosts. It even has a pool that would be great in the 100+ degree summer heat to cool down in. Unfortunately in mid-November the temperature during the days were in the 50's and nights in the 30's.

My wife and I got setup here for a single nights stay while I was down in AZ at a speaking gig…read moreabout 30 min. south of Tucson. I didn't know what to expect given that I didn't pick the place and make the reservation. To my delight, and my wife's, our stay was VERY nice. We really enjoyed our stay here and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a nice B&B in Tucson. We didn't stick around long enough to try the pool out, but our room was clean and well made-up for us. The bathroom was well stocked and the host upgraded us to a king room vs. the queen that was reserved for us. Linens were nice, internet worked great, and the breakfast was TREMENDOUS! Thanks for the stay!

I stayed at Mon Ami for an extended stay in Tucson and couldn't be more pleased. The house and…read moresmall side apartment are spotless and the grounds are clean. Pat, the owner, is helpful and goes out of her way to make your stay perfect and has a encyclopedic knowledge of the area. Pat has gone above and beyond, even after my stay, helping me with some business dealings. There are people that do all of this to try and make money, and then there are just good people. Pat is the latter. Mon Ami less expensive probably due to the fact it's not out in the wild, but it is a perfect central location for just about anything you would want to do in Tucson.