Arizona Inn

A Tucson icon since 1930,Arizona Inn offers historic casitas,fine dining,curated events & timeless desert luxury - effortless elegance,rooted in time.

Located in the heart of Tuscon, our boutique resort offers 5,000 square feet of flexible meeting space that can accommodate events of up to 200 guests. Arizona meetings come alive with four uniquely styled venues, free Wi-Fi, full-service catering, and an experienced event planning team. The Arizona Inn elevates business travel with casita-style rooms, modern amenities, acres of gardens, and a location near the University of Arizona and downtown.

12/18/2025

December 18, 1930. Tucson welcomed a place that would learn how to last.

12/12/2025

Today, we remember Frank Sinatra (12 Dec 1915), one of the Inn’s celebrated guests from its storied past. Happy Birthday to a timeless voice whose path crossed Tucson more than once. From filming Dirty Dingus Magee in 1970 to Cannonball Run II in the early ’80s, his moments here became part of the desert’s quiet history. We are humbled knowing that his story still echoes within these walls. May his legacy of artistry, charisma, and unforgettable sound continue to inspire us all.

12/09/2025

On November 30th, something truly special unfolded in our gardens. More than 650 members of our Tucson community gathered beneath the palms for the Arizona Inn’s First Annual Christmas Tree Lighting - a moment that felt less like a new event and more like a beloved tradition rediscovered.

12/04/2025

Since the earliest days, our deep pink stucco walls have been one of the Inn’s most iconic and unifying features. When Isabella Greenway opened the Arizona Inn, she envisioned a retreat defined by light, calm, and unmistakable character. The pink walls that surround our casitas and gardens were always part of her vision

Nearly a century later, the color remains unchanged. Not a trend. Not an update. Simply the shade this place has always worn.

11/29/2025

A glimpse into Christmas at the Arizona Inn in its early decades. The Inn’s spirit of warmth, quiet hospitality, and home-like comfort has been here from the very beginning. For many who have journeyed with the Inn over the years, scenes like this carry a comforting familiarity - a reminder of why the Inn has always felt like a place to return to.

11/23/2025

Hidden deep in the Inn’s history is a secret most guests never hear… our gardens have been tended by the same landscapers for more than two decades. A legacy of devotion, they’re the quiet keepers of our desert beauty, season after season.

11/19/2025

UPDATE: This event has reached full capacity. RSVPs are now closed. A new December tradition begins at the Arizona Inn. Lights rising. Carols drifting. Children at play. Snow in the desert… and a special visit from Santa. November 30th, 4–6 PM for an evening wrapped in wonder.

11/15/2025

In a hotel built in 1930, every dish has to earn its story.
Some fade. A few endure. And then there are the Brussels sprouts - crisp, garlicky, crowned with goat-cheese panna cotta and balsamic pearls, a combination Tucson never saw coming.

11/12/2025

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11/06/2025

Many have asked about the renovations and changes ahead - Are we closing? Will there be construction? and the answer is simple: the Arizona Inn remains open to all, calm, and true to herself with a note that our work is quiet by design, thoughtful touch-ups, refreshed details, and the careful preservation of what has always made the Inn timeless. All remain, lovingly tended. We are not rebuilding her story. We are continuing it and your stay will be just as you envisioned it to be - uninterrupted, serene, and full of the quiet beauty that has always defined this Tucson treasure for generations to come.

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06/24/2025

On a spring day in 1933, the children of three prominent Washington figures spent the day at the Arizona Inn. Seated here in the Library, from left to right: Elliott Roosevelt, son of President Franklin D. Roosevelt; Ellen McAdoo, granddaughter of President Woodrow Wilson and daughter of Senator William McAdoo; and William H. Wooden Jr., son of Treasury Secretary William H. Wooden.

Mr. Roosevelt was enjoying an extended stay at the Inn. Miss McAdoo was attending the exclusive Hacienda Del Sol School for Girls - Hacienda del Sol Guest Ranch Resort, while Mr. Wooden was a longtime Tucson resident.

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2200 E Elm Street
Tucson, AZ
85719

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