Tucson’s Best Hotels

Price Key

$ Under $150 per night

$$ $150–250 per night

$$$ Over $250 per night

Best Hotel to Treat Like a Sight [1]: Stop by the secluded, elegant 1930s-era Arizona Inn [1] ($$) and walk around the green, shady grounds, taking in the style and history.

Best Resort [2]: Step into the glory days of Southwestern chic at 1930s-era resort Hacienda del Sol Guest Ranch Resort [2] ($$$). The history, architecture, and design of the high-style Southwest of yesteryear permeate the desert grounds.

Best Bed-and-Breakfast in the Desert [3]: A hiker’s and bird-watcher’s paradise east of town near Saguaro National Park East, Hacienda del Desierto Bed and Breakfast [3] ($$$) is a wonderland of hacienda-style details and quiet comfort for anyone looking to escape to the desert for a few days.

Best Bed-and-Breakfast in the City [4]: With four tasteful rooms in a historic mansion built in the 1880s, El Presidio Inn Bed and Breakfast [4] ($$) has a cool, lush, and peaceful courtyard garden with a babbling fountain, cobblestone walkways, and shady trees.

Most Affordable Historic Hotel [5]: Built in 1919 and remodeled only slightly since then, Hotel Congress [5] ($), right in the heart of downtown’s nightlife scene, offers charm and atmosphere for only about $79–99 per night.