Top Hotels Near Arizona History Museum in Tucson from NZ$114

"Good "

"Worked out well- rental was clean and pet friendly. Had everything I needed in the kitchen."

"I showed up about 15 minutes before check in and my room wasn’t ready which was fine. They said the would text me when it was and I didnt hear anything from them. I checked back in over an hour later and I they said they were working on assigning rooms and I finally got checked in. The first room I checked into didn’t have a latch for the lock above the card lock. I asked for a room with this security feature (this is a sketchy neighborhood) and they accommodated me without issue. The room was clean and a good size. Definitely outdated and seems to be dwindling. I was able to turn down temperatures in the small fridge and air conditioner to be more comfortable. The TV worked but the alarm clock was out of sorts so had to cover it to keep it from being a distraction. Bed was comfortable enough and I slept through the night without issue. I had the dark curtains blocking the window to outside on the patio but didn’t think about the light coming in from the bathroom which woke me up. I recommend shutting the door to sleep. The “breakfast included” was abysmal. All that there was in the whole room was 1 bottle of apple juice, 1 packaged pair of blueberry muffins, and some yogurt. Thankfully Bumsteads was next door and their breakfast was delicious. I don’t think the room was bad for the price but could certainly be better. "

"Breakfast was good and filling rooms cool and quiet enjoy my stay and will be back "

"Nice stay "

"Well located for university access, cool AC (important in AZ!) well appointed room "

"Loved this place and definitely want to stay here again! It was very clean and the decor wonderful. Location is just perfect also. "

"Staff very ameinable "

"The room was clean, but incredibly small as we struggled to find space for our luggage. Staff was friendly and helpful. Parking was an extra cost ($37 per night plus tips for valets), but allowed unlimited in and out privledges. We were a little frustrated with the pool as there was no key required to get in. Many university students came in to enjoy the pool and rooftop and there originally wasn't any space/chairs for us as paying guest. The bartender continued to let them in and out of the pool and restaurant. This was frustrating given what we paid to stay. The location was right next to campus, so local restaurants and bars were often packed with students. We ended up driving downtown or elsewhere to dine. "