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“In The Heart Of Historic Downtown”“Our hotel offers the perfect combination - the ambiance of a bed and breakfast with the a…”
Posted by: Executive Inn Suites of Tucson

“A Family Orientated, Pet Friendly Hotel”“Holiday Inn Express Hotel Tucson Airport Our location and amenities have made Holiday Inn…”
Posted by: Holiday Inn Express Tucson Airport

“Nestled At the Base of Beautiful Pusch Ridge”“The Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites in Oro Valley is a 100% non-smoking, all suites …”
Posted by: Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites North

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“My Recent Stay”Member, Katherine Nicholas, Baltimore - “Very bad experience checking in, 3hour w…”
Said about: Holiday Inn Palo Verde

“Staycation”Member, Nicole Thomas, Tucson - “They have great rates during the hot days of sum…”
Said about: Radisson Suites Hotel Tucson Airport

“Overpriced and Overrated”Member, Nicole, Tucson - “Worth it if you get a super deal during the hot summer …”
Said about: Starr Pass Golf Suites

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Welcome to HotelGuide.Networks' directory of hotels and hotel reviews for Tucson!

Tucson, Arizona is a growing metropolitan area with a unique blend of Native American, Spanish, Asian and other heritages. Located in Southern Arizona, Tucson is 2,389 feet above sea level and covers close to 500 square miles. The city combines the old with the new, featuring historic sites and modern shopping, dining and entertainment. The city is surrounded by beautiful sites, such the Santa Catalina Mountains rising 9,000 feet to the north and the Rincon Mountains to the east. The earliest evidence of Native Americans in the Tucson area dates back over 12,000 years. Tucson's dry desert climate is only a short drive away from the Santa Catalina mountains and their forests.

The dry climate of Tucson's desert, and the nearby forests of the mountain renages, provide virtually any climate alternative you seek, all with low humidity and virtually no pollution, which makes Tucson the best home for Biosphere 2's closed system experiments performed in relative freedom from extraneous environmental variables and toxins, and also one of the clearest places for astronomical study. The Kitt Peak National Observatory discovered dark matter while investigating the rotation curves in spiral galaxies. Whether business brings you to one of the full-service hotels downtown, or you can spend a little time in one of the smaller inns in the regions, Tucson is a great place in which to clear your head, clear your lungs, take a deep breath and relax.

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Area Facts: Tucson is Arizona's oldest city, nicknamed "Old Pueblo". The city was established in 1775 by Spanish soldiers as a presidio known as the Presidio of San Augustin de Tucson. The area code for Tucson is 520.

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