We stayed her 3 days in April 2023. Booked it because it's pet friendly and thought we might…read morebring our dog. We didn't bring her. Very glad we stayed here. Sharon's breakfasts were excellent. Always included eggs and meat. More than we could eat and didn't really need lunch. We enjoyed the king room as we prefer a King bed. Got to enjoy the hot tub one evening but never got around to using the pool. Enjoyed talking with Sharon. Turned out she'd lived in the Washington, DC area and her son went to college in the town we live in. All in all a very pleasant stay.

I had a wonderful stay at Bed and Bagels. Sharon was an attentive host, ably accommodating my vegan…read morediet with creative and delicious breakfasts, showing me some cool videos of local natural areas, and making recommendations for natural areas to visit. I loved the hot tub, and her dog and two cats were adorable. I recommend this place!

This is a wonderful Bed and Breakfast! We enjoyed…read moreeverything about it. The cozy bed, nice courtyard with shady seating and coffee, tea, and fresh baked cookies. The Hosts were lovely and the homemade breakfasts were huge and delicious. The location is perfect for anyone interested in seeing the Sonoran Desert Museum, hiking in the Saguaro National Park, or just relaxing in the beautiful desert.

What a wonderful, relaxing stay! We stayed for three nights because our son was getting married at…read morean Airbnb in the area. We chose to stay separate from the wedding party to have a little space and quiet, and it was a great decision. At Casa Tierra we were able to relax and enjoy the lovely spaces. We stayed in Uno, and we loved the large private patio with beautiful views. We spent hours watching the birds and wildlife from the patio. Steinen is a lovely, warm host, and we enjoyed talking with her. The breakfasts are wonderful and very filling. We also enjoyed the thoughtful little touches like snacks and drinks in the fridge and warm cookies every afternoon. This is a perfect place to stay with a wonderful host in a beautiful location.

Recommend 100%. Beautiful Historic home but nicely restored with modern stuff like AC and pool/spa…read more The staff was super nice and helpful and breakfast as well as snax and drinks were very generous. They have an honor bar and continuous coffee, tea, waters, baked cookies, etc. We live in Tucson and stayed for my wife's birthday. Went to see "Almost Elton John Experience". Walking distance to the Fox Theater, restaurants etc. Show was great and we had a wonderful dinner at Miss Saigon around the corner.

I was here for an event that included a tea and tour of the house. While I didn't stay overnight,…read moreI would certainly suggest it to visitors. The owner was a great hostess and shared the history of the house which was very interesting. The house is located on south Scott in walking distance to many downtown attractions as well as access to the trolley that can take you to the the University area. The interior has some beautiful wood work. The furnishings are Victorian and quite nice. Some rooms are perfect for a family with children as there is like a smaller area off the bedroom with a bed. We were served tea and the servers were very helpful and pleasant. There were many nice touches like water in the bedrooms in a carafe with glasses, choices of tea and coffee available in dining area with machines to make it, and amenities available. It is a beautiful house that would make for a very comfortable stay I would think. I would recommend it to friends and family.

What a wonderful place to stay and dine! We have stayed there twice now and each time we've agreed…read morewith superb customer service, wonderful accommodations, and excellent dining! It is under new management and ownership now so I expect a lot of the wear and tear that this historic building has, will be repaired.

Great classic Tucson historic Inn in the heart of Tucson on Elm st e of Campbell …read more I'm still in awe of the beauty , architecture ,interior,& manicured grounds! Family in town for sons in laws wedding stayed the weekend. Gathered with family & friends by the pool for lunch under the shade . FYI it's in the far Se corner of a big complex get a map ! The lunch was good burgers split , lots of fries , salads , & chicken sandwich too . There's a big staff , servers first day probably gearing more pool use. He had others helping . Note , too consider servers must carry all the food , coffee, etc from the kitchen in main building & not heated or reheated at pool unless in sun during 100degree record breaking march 2026 weather. ( jk ) It's a beautiful experience , the dining room , patio, and grand library w tall vaulted beamed ceilings. Original owner Isabella Greenway original owner created property in 1930 as a furniture factory to hire " disabled war veterans building Monterey style rancho furniture. Recently former U of Az ,nba star , broadcaster , now nba coach Steve Kerrrrrr!!! & group purchased the property . ( he lived w family on 4th street ? Block off Campbell /sam Hugh's in the day # tmi) . I've stayed , private party in a az inn home across street , dined , & always walk away with respect & admiration of this Tucson treasure . Parking on street for limited hours , parking lot across the street .

Armory Park Inn has a lot of potential, but unfortunately our experience left something to be…read moredesired, and I would not choose to stay here again. I really wanted to like this place. The inn itself is a charming historic home in downtown Tucson. The neighborhood felt quiet, and was a convenient location for exploring the area. We stayed in the Pennington Room, which was comfortable overall, and there were several aspects of the property we genuinely enjoyed. Unfortunately, our check-in experience overshadowed the rest of our stay. We booked and prepaid our reservation through Priceline, which is a common booking method for travelers. Before our trip (July 1-5), I called the inn on June 20 to confirm our reservation, let them know we would be arriving late, and request a breakfast basket for the following morning since we planned to sleep in. They confirmed everything, including our reservation, breakfast request, and even provided our door codes. When we arrived that evening, we were locked out. I called the owner, who answered, but told me Priceline had canceled our reservation. The next 45 minutes to an hour consisted of multiple phone calls, requests for my payment information, and confusion over whether we even had a room. Eventually, after speaking with the manager, they acknowledged the issue was on their end and let us into our room. After traveling all day in the Arizona summer heat, it was frustrating to arrive at a room that had not been prepared for our arrival. The air conditioning had not been turned on, the room was extremely warm, and the sheets had black streaks on them that looked like ink marks. The breakfast basket we had requested in advance was also missing. The following morning, I contacted Priceline directly. They confirmed my reservation had never been canceled and that everything was correct on their end. Later, the explanation from the inn changed from "Priceline canceled your reservation" to "Priceline provided us with an invalid virtual payment card." Regardless of where the payment issue originated, it was concerning that we were repeatedly asked about payment after already prepaying, and I wanted written confirmation that we would not be charged a second time at checkout. Thankfully, the inn did provide that reassurance, and we did not experience any additional billing issues. My impression is that the property struggles with third-party bookings. If you plan to stay here, I would recommend booking directly through the inn rather than through a travel site to hopefully avoid a similar experience. Once the check-in issues were resolved, our stay was generally peaceful. However, the staff continued bringing up the reservation problem during breakfast each morning and repeatedly told us they wanted to treat us like "normal guests," which unintentionally kept reminding us of the difficult start to our stay. Breakfast ended up being one of the highlights of our visit. We were told the first morning's breakfast was not up to their usual standard because they had not been expecting us due to the reservation confusion. Even so, it was delicious. Each morning included fresh pastries and a yogurt parfait topped with fresh fruit and honey. While the parfait remained consistent each day, the hot breakfast changed and gave us the opportunity to try different dishes. One morning featured chile eggs that were especially delicious. Every breakfast also included a simple arugula salad with balsamic vinaigrette, which was a nice, fresh addition. Throughout the day, guests also had access to complimentary refreshments, including Nespresso coffee, spring water, and Pepperidge Farm cookies available 24 hours a day. The breakfasts and hospitality in this regard were definitely a standout part of the experience. The property itself has its strengths. The bathrooms are nicely updated, the room was refreshed daily, the water pressure was good, and housekeeping kept everything smelling clean. Just note that the standard refresh service does not include changing the sheets each day. Because it is a historic home, the room stayed fairly warm, and while the shower had good water pressure, the temperature never became especially hot or cold. The television also only offered DirecTV, so if you're accustomed to streaming services or a smart TV, that's something to be aware of. Overall, the inn is charming, the breakfasts were excellent, and it's located in a great neighborhood. However, the disorganized check-in process and inconsistent communication made what should have been a relaxing vacation start on a stressful note.

Our team booked six rooms and The Cottage in May 2026. We needed a hotel close to downtown Tucson…read morefor our team, who were at the end of a multi state work trip. Armory Park Inn was a huge treat after staying in the usual corporate hotels. Amy and Dora handled our booking with care and went out of their way to assist us with our requests. We really appreciated the free street parking, were grateful for the indoor and outdoor seating areas and loved our breakfast. The rooms were spotlessly clean and the beds were the most comfortable I've slept in anywhere, including in my own home! I know where I'll be booking the next time I'm in Tucson, whether it's for work or a personal trip, our only regret is that we weren't there for longer!

I'd have to say I go back and forth between 4 and 5 stars on this one…read more I'm leaving it at 5 because it's a smaller business. We stayed during the snow. It is more on the small side so I wouldn't recommend for more than a couple and a dog. It was us 2 plus 2 bigger sized dogs and it was a little packed with the ones kennel. So knowing that I would have picked a different cabin personally. Everything worked, we were warm, the little yard was adorable for the dogs. Although one refused to go poop in the snow which was fun. lol. I loved our time there. One con is that the power went out from using too many things in the kitchen. The shower was freezing and the shower head was awful at taking showers. It's hard to wash your hair and shower fast like that. The bed was also super firm which I know some would love. I loved our time there otherwise.

We had a wonderful experience!! We have stayed in a standard cabin and most recently in the Tucson…read moreSki Cabin. Both times the cabins were clean, well stocked, and furnished well. The staff was excellent at communicating with us when we had questions. They also informed the Tucson Ski Cabin was ready for check in earlier than expected which may not always be the case so it was nice they informed us. The directions they gave us to get to the Tucson Ski Cabin were clear and very helpful. That cabin is nice for a family or group, and the deck offers a wonderful view. The standard cabin was nice for just two of us, and located so that Summerhaven was easy to walk around. Both times were enjoyable and we look forward to booking these cabins again!!

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.

This resort is clothing optional and has two pools and a very large hot tub. Restaurant open on…read moreweekends. Rooms available as well as condo rentals. Beautiful place to chill out and be naked. Friendly people everywhere. Love this place.

Great place. Nice people great restaurant…read more We have staid there twice and will visit again. I just wish it was closer. Go! Enjoy!