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.

This is a lovely hotel. There are several things I really enjoyed…read more 1. Centrally located on U of A campus and a short Uber ride to other areas of Tucson. 2. Very nice, helpful staff 3. Great amenities--loved breakfast from the lobby coffee shop and the beautiful rooftop deck. 4. Very clean, nice rooms. 5. Reasonably priced for the quality. Would highly recommend staying here if you are in Tucson!

Friendly staff; modern accommodations in the heart of the university district. Love it!read more

Found this to be a bit of a mixed bag on a two-night stay in July. It's just a few blocks off the…read moremain downtown stretch, but from what I saw that's not much of an advantage. There really isn't a lot in the immediate area of much interest; most of the best that Tucson has to offer is in the greater metro area, not the downtown core. But it is nice that they offer ample parking just steps from your room at no extra charge. The building looks nice from the outside, with its retro mod style and landscaped courtyard. The bar has very limited hours in the summer, but does have a nice drink menu and makes a good spot to hang out. The room was a bit sparse in my opinion. I was under the impression from the website that there would be a nook with a chair for reading, but my room didn't have one. It just had the bed, a couple of nightstands, a dresser, a mini-fridge, and a narrow desk. There's no closet, just a couple of hooks on the wall. The bathroom was basic, with a prefab shower unit. The decor is limited to a couple of vintage lamps and some patterned fabric for the curtains. The bed was comfortable enough and the air conditioner was wonderful at keeping it cool. There's a window next to the door with a top block that isn't covered by a shade, so anyone could stand on a stool from outside and look in the room. I went looking for ice at about 3pm one afternoon. I knew the bar was closed that day, but the entire front office area was locked and no one was around. Summer is slow season, but I wonder what if there were something more urgent than ice? At least the off-season rates are quite low.

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.

For Any kind of Money, this place Stinks!! Walking up to…read morethe door I could smell the Septic System! Walking inside made me want to vomit. I'm a Plumber for over 40 years the smell of septic is Unacceptable! Tell me the manager doesn't smell it coming to work? Tell me Nothing can be done? Tell me that with what you are charging, you can't afford to fix it? Tell me why Anyone would pay to eat in a restaurant that smells like an open sewer? Love to hear a good response!

Lovely, traditional hotel with good restaurants. Nice view. About half hour from the center of…read moreTucson city. It's in a quiet secluded area. A lot of people come here for the restaurants as well. Superb service at the restaurant. One of the restaurants with enclosed outdoor dining has live music. It's adjacent to the bar that serves food from both restaurants. The outdoor and bar restaurant allows dogs and have a dog menu. It's so cute. The dog food is human/whole food. It's served in a metal dog bowl. So be careful and check that the food and bowl has cooled down before serving your dog.

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 .

Arizona Inn is a historic treasure in Tucson dating back to the 1930s. Tucked a few blocks into a…read moreneighborhood from busy N Campbell, it can be easy missed if only navigating by main roads. This might be part of the charm though as the campus grounds and architecture will take you back to an earlier time preserved from the past. The Inn has a lavish formal dining room with intricate ceiling lamps, sturdy cross beams, and a roaring fireplace to host upscale dinners with family or a business client. There's a library was high ceilings, high backed upholstered arm chairs, and old books on the shelves all around. The center of the property has multiple well maintained lawns, flowers and fruit trees. While I have not stayed at Arizona Inn, I have dined there twice, once in the formal dining room and once on the more casual club patio and both have been pleasant experiences. Their menus have a wide variety of options from several meat dishes like beef bourguignon, steaks, to salmon, and even a vegetarian option. Prices are definitely high in the formal dining room. They have an extensive beer, wine and cocktail list and even offer several more upscale nonalcoholic drink options such as prickly pear lemonade and several mocktails. Both times that I have visited, the service can be on the slower end so plan to have a more leisurely visit without a strict timeframe to leave. Overall, a really interesting spot.

We enjoyed a great staycation at the Armory Park Inn on a Saturday night. The location is very nice…read moreand walking distance to many restaurants in downtown Tucson. The room was very luxurious with a very comfortable bed and a great comforter. A lot of five star touches to the room and the Inn. It included a gourmet breakfast and happy hour with wine and cheese and crackers. Wonderful service by Dora. We highly recommend it!

Let me say up front that I didn't stay overnight but a friend suggested we tour it after hearing…read moreabout it and expecting out of town visitors. The owner, Amy agreed to show us around. I was particularly interested as I'm a long time Tucsonan who appreciates our history and heard the place honors our history. The inn is located in an historic area and I learned a lot about some Tucson history from Amy who has done a wonderful job decorating the place. Each of the rooms is named for a person with history in Tucson. Each has a painting of the person represented and the painter included symbols in the portrait showing something from their history. The rooms are cheerful and modern with an in suite bathroom. There are several seating areas inside and out so no one would feel crowded. I enjoyed the section with a bookcase filled with books about Tucson and it's history that guests could enjoy. It is a bed and breakfast and options sound appealing. There is wine in evenings. So many touches for guests to feel at home. I will definitely recommend it to Tucson visitors.

This is a beautiful place to stay, offering truly luxurious accommodations. Although I haven't…read morepersonally stayed here, we always recommend it to friends visiting from out of town. The rooms are spacious and thoughtfully designed, with three separate areas: a bedroom, a living room, and a bathroom--each with its own accessible entrance. Everything is newly remodeled, spotless, and very comfortable. Guests can enjoy the spa, pool, jacuzzi, and inviting outdoor spaces, and a delightful continental breakfast is also included. The property offers safe outdoor parking and is surrounded by gorgeous views. Restaurants and shopping are conveniently within walking distance, making the location even more appealing. Overall, a wonderful stay for anyone seeking comfort, convenience, and a touch of luxury.

Lovely hotel, no negatives - we like the location, though far from other parts of Tucson. Breakfast…read morestood out as great. The room was immaculate and the balcony had nice evening views. The pool and surrounding area had an awesome desert-resort vibe.

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.

We had a nice stay here this past week. We are really enjoying hotels that have a full-size…read morerefrigerator, microwave, and a way to cook your own meal. We try to eat very healthy, and sometimes taking a chance at the local restaurants are going to be able to deliver is just not an option for us. we like the fact that this hotel is somewhat back away from the main road, and in the middle of office complexes, it made it much quieter than some of the others that we drove by. The bed was fairly comfortable, although the pillows were a bit lumpy . Everything was in working order although the TV is somewhat small for the size of the room. Netflix did work great for us. Breakfast was very good and we appreciated the hot egg options, not just scrambled eggs, but also breakfast sandwiches and frittatas. There was also at least one piece of fresh fruit that we could have each day as well. The coffee in the room is pretty weak, so we ended up grabbing coffee from the lobby as it was a bit bolder and better tasting. Definitely would recommend this place, especially if you're looking for something that is longer-term

This is a lovely hotel! We were here for a conference, and found the staff to be super helpful. The…read moresignage was also very clear- we could always figure out where we were going. There are a lot of elevators for folks with mobility issues. The lobby has cold water (sometimes fruit infused). There are many restaurants to choose from, although we didn't try any. There's also a Starbucks on site. There are many pools: a lazy river, a regular pool, a lap pool and hot tubs. We got a room with a balcony overlooking the lazy river and it wasn't too noisy at all. It was so pleasant to sit with the balcony door open to catch the nice breezes. I also enjoyed breakfast on the balcony each morning, including the coffee from the room which was very nice. The room had a fridge so we had many snacks, drinks and other groceries. The cleaners came every day, and made sure everything was tidy and we were stocked with towels and new coffee cups. The gym was great, and not too crowded. I felt like I got a really good workout. There's golf at this resort, in addition to guided hikes, guided meditation sessions, a shuttle to the Mercado District, and more. Very nice place to stay!

Stayed at the Starr for the past week for vacation. Lets break this one down …read more. Pros: 1. Amazing views .. sunrise, sunset .. have a drink and meet people. 2. Good pool and lazy river. Few people this time of year so they were not crowded. 3. Newly renovated rooms .. super relaxing. 4. Housekeeping was stealth ... loved the turn down service with chocolates and QR code for relaxing streaming playlist. 5. Valets were fast and nice. 6. Good food...but (read below). Cons: 1. Do not self park!!! Wow. 2. Not enough food options .. got bored quickly. 3. Walking paths were hard to find .. need better signage. 4. The spa staff was alouf.

My best friend was staying there, as her company was having a conference there, during her…read morebirthday. I delivered some flowers cake and a balloon there to surprise her and the staff, particularly Kahn (or Conn?) was so incredibly helpful. Thank you!

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