Hotels in Tucson, AZ

Most Tucson neighborhoods, such as Armory Park, are near the district center and are especially attractive for bike users. Moreover, the city has an established public transportation system. The Sun Link streetcar allows easy access to the University of Arizona. The Sun Tran bus service provides unlimited day passes and is great for transportation to Tucson hotels, such as the Catalina Inn, located in North Oracle, and Red Roof Inn Tucson Downtown.

Barrio San Antonio, Barrio Santa Rosa, El Presidio, Barrio Viejo, and Amory Park are just a few neighborhoods that allow easy access to the city via several bus lines.  As a business traveler, the downtown area will suit your needs. Tucson's warm weather attracts tourists, couples, and families to neighborhoods such as Oro Valley, Marana, Shadow Hills, and Catalina Foothills. Stay at the Red Roof Inn Tucson North Marana for essential family and couples amenities or spend a night at Hampton Inn Tucson at the Arizona Airport after visiting the Pima Air and Space Museum. Alternatively, a bus can take you to the Doubletree by Hilton, located at Reid Park.

Due to the availability of various outdoor attractions, tourists flock to hotels in Tucson throughout the year. Take a bus to San Xavier Del Bac Downtown for spiritual moments or El Presidio Historic District and see the ancient houses and artistry items, which include jewelry, wool rugs, crafts, carvings, pottery, and metalwork. Visit the Arizona State Museum and Mineral Museum using The Steer link. The major form of transportation to attractions such as the Pima Air and Space Museum, the International Wildlife Museum, the Tucson Children’s Museum, and the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, are buses, rental cars, and app rides. For nature lovers, the North Oracle and East of Tucson have numerous bus lines that provide transport to Catalina State Park, Saguaro National Park, and Tucson Mountain Park. Enjoy fishing and boat riding at Lake Kennedy in JF Kennedy Park. Spend time in caves at Colossal Cave Mountain Park in the southeast are of Tucson and witness the USA's largest cavern.

Tucson's neighborhoods offer great nightlife with various clubs, bars, theaters, casinos, and college hangouts. The bars sell both local and international beers and feature salsa and Mariachi bands. Enjoy energy dancing and karaoke music in the West University neighborhood, which houses restaurants, cocktail bars, sports bars, and breweries. If you prefer a quiet night of blues music and jazz entertainment, you can hop on a bus or rent a car to visit the Santa Catalina Mountains. A more budget-friendly hotel in Tucson, the Casino Del Sol Resort, has a high-end onsite bar area. You can also enjoy quiet moments at the Lodge in Desert’s onsite bar.

Various events and festivals take place throughout the year in Tucson. Due to the large number of people that choose to attend these events, you should book early for affordable rates on hotels. NFL lovers can enjoy a Steer Link ride to Arizona Stadium at the University of Arizona to watch the game. Amory Park hosts a world-class music event, Tucson Jazz Festivals. Bird enthusiasts can rent a car and visit Sierra Vista for the Southwest Wing Bird Watching Festival. Families can take a bus ride to Reid Park for the Reid Zoo Lights. The Savor Food and Wine at Botanical Gardens event is perfect for those in the mood for good food and drinks. Other nearby celebrations include the Oro Valley Holiday Festival and the Tombstone Vigilante Day.

The average length of stay in Tucson is 6 nights.

The price of a hotel in Tucson depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around $174 per night.

Hotels in Tucson are usually cheapest during the month of July, you can expect a price decrease of around 27% during this period.

Room prices for hotels in Tucson will be at their lowest on Saturday and peak on Wednesday.

A luxury hotel in Tucson can set you back, on average $292 per person, per night. In comparison, the average cost of a hotel in Tucson is $174 per person, per night, representing a 36%% premium for a luxury hotel.

Temperatures in Tucson are typically around 84.2 °F during June and the chance of rain is low, which makes June the perfect time to spend some time outside at popular area attractions like Ventana Canyon Golf and Racquet Club, Starr Pass Golf Club, and Lake Powell.

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