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    DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson Downtown Convention Center

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    Hands down, the best Old Fashioned in Tucson--crafted to smoky perfection by the talented Alex behind the bar.
    Steve S.

    Pueblo Lounge- Hands down, the best Old Fashioned in Tucson--crafted to smoky perfection by the talented Alex behind the bar. Her precision with the bitters and that orange twist elevates it to legendary status. If you're in town, make this your must-try; she'll make your night!

    Javis J.

    The location is perfect you can walk to get a good meal or coffee, or hit the trolly around town. The front desk staff was excellent so much so that I stayed a few extra days because of how comfortable I was. They have drink specials at the bar almost every day, Starbucks is also in the lobby and they have an on-site restaurant. The shower water pressure and the temp were perfect and the robes are oversized and comfortable along with the regular towels. The fridge in the room allows you to digitally control your temperature. When you order room service it arrives within 10-15 minutes. The bed was more than comfortable the TV is about 55" and hanging so easy access is you would like to connect your PS5 or anything else. Overall a great stay.

    Room #601
    Deb H.

    Wow what a great hotel! It is within walking distance (about 15min) of lots of restaurants and things to do. Self Parking is $20 but you can come and go as you please. We chose to walk a lot. The hotel has 6 floors and looks new: very clean and modern. It has a small snack shop, Starbucks and 2 bars in addition to a small restaurant. It is attached to the convention center. Our room was clean, large and spacious. We could see the 10 freeway from our room but our room had great soundproofing and we didn't hear a thing! All of the staff was super nice & helpful and those signature free Double Tree cookies are always delicious! We'll stay here for sure the next time we are in Tucson!

    Beth B.

    The DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson Downtown Convention Center hotel is in a great location, right next door to the convention center and not far from downtown Tucson bars and restaurants. It is a fairly new hotel and has an outdoor parking lot right in front. The great thing about the parking is it is close to the front entrance of the hotel. The bad thing is it's $20/day for self-parking and $27 for valet (we chose self-parking). If you are a Hilton Diamond member, there are a few spots in the only shaded part of the parking lot. We got a great summer rate when we stayed at the DoubleTree, so I didn't mind the parking fee that much. The lobby is beautiful and there are two bars and a restaurant. When you check in (and at other times upon request), you can get the wonderful warm Doubletree cookie. The cookie is 90% of the reason I prefer Doubletree hotels over some of the other Hilton brands. Our room was on the 6th floor and had a nice view. Some of the more upgraded rooms had private balconies. We did not, but we wouldn't have used it anyway. It was way too hot in July! The toiletries were Crabtree & Evelyn and I was disappointed that they didn't offer mini toiletries that you could take home, but instead had the kind that were bolted to the wall in the shower. The rooms had a nice mini fridge with two cold waters inside for myself and my guest. The room was very clean. There was no maid service except "upon request." We didn't request the maid service since we were only there for a weekend. The pool was on the 2nd floor and was clean and refreshing. Most of the pool is in the bright sun, however, so make sure to wear sunscreen during the day. There are restrooms in the pool area as well as an outdoor shower. The bar by the pool was not open when we were there. The front desk staff was very friendly and welcoming. We would definitely return to the DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson Downtown Convention Center on future trips to the Old Pueblo.

    Nice sunset view!
    Ramon F.

    Even though we only stayed one night at the Double Tree by Hilton I have to say it was a pleasant stay. The hotel is located south of Congress Street in Tucson and a quick drive from the Interstate 10, and easy to get to. Doesn't include a free breakfast but in our case time was an issue so we did have their all you can eat breakfast which was pricey but we did have a good breakfast. Even so the hotel accommodation were more than I could imagine. Very clean environment and even the rooms were nice and clean when we arrived at our room. For us since we are older an automatic night light uniquely attached to both the bathroom and hallway were a plus. The view from our room was spectacular since we could view the beautiful sunset and it was beautiful. Something us southwest people take for granted. I must say in the very short we were here it is one of the nicest hotels I've ever stayed at. I realize hotel stays can be expensive but if you get a chance to stay here, do so.

    Natalía P.

    Had a short stay in Tuscan for the night. This is a nice updated DoubleTree! I only had time to video/ take photos of my room due to my late arrival and early morning departure. I asked the front desk what time their gym closed and he noticed i only had 30 minutes until 10pm (when the gym closes). So he upgraded me to a room with a gym inside of it, yes you read that right....A GYM INSIDE THE ROOM!! At first i thought he was just messing with me but no, when i walked into my room, i was shocked!! There it was... a gym!!

    Darya S.

    Pros: Great view from the room Comfortable bed Clean bathroom Convenient parking lot Cons: Our comforter was filthy Expensive fee for overnight self-parking

    Andrew W.

    From the moment I stepped out of the Lyft from the airport coming from NY, I was greeted by a nicest valet and I really was hoping for an early check in at 1pm. The front desk agent was super kind and he had a room ready so my stay already felt more of the 5 star feeling. These rooms are newer styled, really beautiful and I also had a nice view. We were here for work so we ended up eating at the onsite restaurant and bars a few times, the food was delicious and actually found it better at the bar. I really want to recognize the entire valet team, the agent who checked me in and Victoria for being a great bartender and server. I didn't get any service to my room but I never forget housekeeping for what they do as well. This is really one of the best DoubleTree properties I've visited across the country and probably in my favorite top 10 US hotels, I'll absolutely be back if I ever come back to Tucson!

    Pixelated TV
    David E.

    Overall, good stay this week in Tucson. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. Food at El Mezquite was very good. Ate in the restaurant, at the bar, and one breakfast via room service. This has to be the shining light at Doubletree. The pool was small but perfect for us, as we had it to ourselves several times this week. PS: almost forgot: 3 sided clock was especially nice. It was the little things that kept this from a 5 star review. We had the top floor 2 room suite which was nice. Only 1 master trash can with a small one in the guest bath. As minute an issue as it is, a trash can in the bar area would be nice. The TV kept pixelating and the volume has to be turned to 60+ to hear. The biggest thing that made us grumpy was the lack of coffee. Although one of the lobby bars does dual service as a Starbucks stand from 6:00 AM to noon, after that fughettaboutit. No coffee available from there or restaurant. Had dinner first night here and was told sorry, coffee only available in the AM. Really?

    Cool Bar to hang out in
    Jason B.

    First time staying here & it didn't disappoint @ all Check in was super fast & that's always a good thing. I had a room on the 5th floor looking west and it even had a balcony . The beds were super plush and the tv was a monster 65-75in . The shower was awesome and had good pressure as well as hot hot water . I left @ 5:30 am so I didn't get the breakfast but outside of that this was an awesome stay & when I'm back in town u can rest assured that I'll be staying here AAA+++

    Nice even calendar
    Erich C.

    Stayed here last year, and planning on staying here again next month. Our first time was great. We loved seeing the new hotel, restaurant and bars and believe me we tried probably every drink on the menu. We had a Double Queen room, however the shower was not the tub/shower combo I now see for that room on Hilton.com or even Hotels.com. It was the upgraded all glass shower. So it's possible those pics are outdated. The rest of the room was awesome however. There was even a small well-lit fridge in the room for leftovers or drinks. Every night of our stay includes a stop at the main bar, which is quite beautiful. Our first night we tried some tacos from the Pueblo Lounge along with chips & salsa. Along with the cocktails, everything tasted great. This is a top-notch, high quality bar and hotel, and I love that it's downtown along with other restaurants and bars in the area that are close enough to walk to. We did try room service on one day for breakfast and that didn't go so well. Things don't look as pretty in a box than they do on a plate. The sausage gravy & biscuits was quite dry and dense. There is a Cuisinart coffee maker in the room, but if you want a much better coffee, there's a whole coffee/bar station on the ground floor inside near the entrance to the hotel. I found most bartenders and staff were friendly and courteous. (there was one bartender who made a lot of rude comments about some guests - who ended up walking out without paying their tab. That was fun.). Overall love this place and can't wait to be back.

    Tamales with birria from the restaurant, Él Mezquite. Delicious!
    Natalie R.

    I desperately want to give this place five stars as we attend the Tucson gem shows every year and this is so convenient as it's attached to the convention center and is a brand new hotel. However, the place smells like literal poop. It's especially pungent in the hallways, but the horrid odor leaks into the room under the door. I've shoved a towel to try and block it so I can get a decent nights sleep, but there's always a lingering stench. It's the worst!! I've seen some rooms that have air fresheners, obviously to try and mask the stank. Unfortunately my room did not have one. I mentioned this to the manager in 2022 and he just acted like he couldn't smell anything and was shocked by my inquiry. There are limited rooms with balconies, which also sucks. And if you have a room facing the convention center you'll have a crap view of the roof and parking garage. I also had a tough time making changes to my reservation. The front desk would make updates and say they were sending an email and it would never arrive. It was a bit stressful relying on the word of someone without a confirmation in writing. Eddie did try to help emailing to a few addresses. But the email never came through. The positives are that it's beautiful with gem artwork, a lovely lobby and two bars. There's an outdoor patio with lots of seating and fire pits. They serve coffee at the bar and it's excellent, Bella is a bomb barrista! The restaurant attached to the hotel is amazing! My compliments to the chef for the delicious southwestern food. To wrap it up, if you don't mind smelling poo for $300 a night, this is the place for you!

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    Really nice property. The rooms look new, clean, and comfortable. I think this is the nicest Doubletree I've experienced.

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    I stayed at the Downtown Clifton for a recent work trip, only one night but I was pleased with my…read morevisit. I like the area it was quiet, but still close to the Downtown stuff and walkable to a bunch of different things. Guess depending on the time of year, you might not want to walk as much. But I was able to get everywhere I wanted to go within 20 minutes walk. There are a ton of great food options all around as well as coffee, shops, and more. The staff was very accommodating and more than willing to help me out with an early check-in. The check in process was really smooth and all they needed was an ID as there was already a credit card on file with my reservation. They handed me a key and showed me my room and that was it. The room was super cute, I love the exposed brick and the decor. The only thing I would know is maybe request a top floor room as being on the bottom floor I could hear the people above me moving around quite a bit. However, it is a really old building and that's just life I guess.

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    (70 reviews)

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    Good location, easy to find, plenty of parking. Smooth check-in with friendly & professional front…read moredesk clerk. He recognized me for my loyalty as a Gold Member with 2 bottles of water. Hotel lobby, elevator was clean & inviting. The room (King) was clean, bed was comfortable & A/C was cold. Pool was adequate, narrow, but went to 5 feet and you could do mini-laps if desired. Towels were available (outside) and pool was clean. Breakfast was great, lots of selections, eggs & bacon were delicious. The young lady managing the breakfast was friendly & on it. Kept area clean & well-stocked. You could find something to eat from cereal to waffles. Overall Staff & amenities was 5 Stars, hotel is dated, but well maintained. The TV was small, and older model. The greeting name on screen was incorrect. I am not sure if front desk knew how to update Would stay here again if in the area.

    I only needed a short-term stay, but I appreciated having a full-sized fridge and the ability to…read moreprepare my own meals. This place actually supported the "mobile key" properly: I wouldn't have had to visit the front desk unless I wanted to. I was able to get my key, unlock my room and even check out without problems. I only went to the front desk to ask about the possibility of a late check out since I'd forgotten to do that in when I checked in on the app. My room was spacious and clean and had a comfortable bed. The elevator was functional and not too noisy and the staff were friendly and helpful. The ice machine worked (first floor) and there was a good laundry facility on my floor if I'd needed it. The property is tucked back away from the main road, so no road noise kept me awake at night.

    Loews Ventana Canyon Resort - One of the activities for the weekend-- Family dive in movie night by the pool.

    Loews Ventana Canyon Resort

    (500 reviews)

    I had a good experience here. Check in/checkout was easy. I was initially worried about the AC…read moreduring Tucson's 100 degree summer heat, but my room had no problems staying below 70 degrees at night, even though it had an exterior-facing door. The resort itself is beautiful, with a modernist exterior and interior columns clearly meant to resemble saguaro cacti. I wasn't able to fully explore the grounds due to the heat, but there's a good mix of curated and wild trails. The pool area is extensive and they show movies at the pool at night. The lobby and bar area is huge and was a pleasant place to sit and work or watch the World Cup. I particularly enjoyed watching night hawks hunting over the parking lot at night.

    Lovely, lovely brunch at Loews Ventana Canyon resort. It was crowded but service was attentive,…read morefriendly and fairly quick. Their famous "bottomless" mimosas found their bottom this year, first one is free, but you pay for additional. I get it, price of everything has gone up so sad but it is understandable. But the stationed buffet is still amazing and bountiful. Literally soup to nuts, the outdoor grill station is a flurry of activity, complete with live music and misters. This brunch is well worth the price and you are encouraged to eat as long as you are able to. It's really enjoyable to observe packed tables with multiple generations of guests who are smiling, laughing, quaffing and eating beautifully crafted dishes that are endless! It's a go to place for special occasions, the property is absolutely beautiful with amazing views, and because of their reputation I believe reservations are a must. If you haven't already been there, I highly encourage you to visit and if have been a prior guest just remember the endless mimosas are a thing of the past. Enjoy

    DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson Downtown Convention Center - hotels - Updated August 2026

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