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Hotels Within Five Miles
- Econo Lodge Tucson
- Executive Inn & Suites
- Holiday Inn Tucson Airport
- Red Roof Inn Tucson South
- Americas Best Value Inn Tucson
- Oakwood At Sonterra Williams Center
- Windmill Suites St Phillips Plaza
- Doubletree Hotel Tucson Reid Park
- Courtyard Tucson Williams Centre
- Tucson Days Inn Convention Center
- Quality Inn Tucson
- Sheraton Tucson Hotel And Suites
- Fairfield Inn By Marriott Tucson I 10/Butterfield Office Park
- Residence Inn Tucson Williams Centre
- Extended Stay America Tucson Grant Road
Hotels Within Ten Miles
- Econo Lodge Tucson
- Oakwood At Moonrise Starpass
- Hilton Garden Inn Tucson Airport
- Best Western Innsuites Hotel And Suites
- Country Inn And Suites By Carlson Tucson
- Fairfield Inn Tucson At Airport
- Holiday Inn Express Tucson Airport
- Quality Inn Airport
- Comfort Suites Tucson Airport
- La Quinta Inn Tucson Airport
- Executive Inn & Suites
- Country Inn And Suites Tucson Airport
- Holiday Inn Tucson Airport
- Courtyard By Marriott Tucson Airport
- Residence Inn Tucson Airport
Lodge On The Desert, Tucson
An Arizona Landmark since first opening in 1936- Lodge on the Desert is an oasis in the heart of Tucson. The Lodge is centrally located with 35 hacienda-style guest rooms beautiful lawns- courtyard and colorful gardens border the paths to the small groups of rooms. Dine in an intimate restaurant- indoors or in the outdoor patio by a fireplace. Renowned for its gracious hospitality and intimate residential setting. The Lodge remains a Tucson tradition. PHX-Phoenix-114 mi E
Hotel Amenities
- City Center
- Free Newspaper
- Free Parking
- Lounge
- Meeting/Banquet Facilities
- Restaurant
- Safe Deposit Box
- Telephone
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