Hotels near Museum of Contemporary Art

"Safe"

"The staff were pleasant and efficient. The complimentary breakfast offered scrambled eggs, sausage, gravy, Fruit Loops, Raisin Bran, milk, bagels, orange juice and coffee. I had only eggs which were good. My room was clean and well equipped. The exterior of the building does not make a good impression. The only specific observation I can make is the landscaping around the pool, which struck me as dead grass and/or bare ground. Maybe the buildings need fresh paint -- something not gray. But t I think they are architecturally obsolete."

"Amazing 😍😍😍😍😍😍"

"Staff when arrived was really helpful,.. answered all my questions about the parking. mini fridge was not working called front office and maintenance guy took a new one in less than 10 mnts. 10/10.. The shower was dirty had hair that of course was not ours.looked like it had not been cleaned properly.. Breakfast was ok , basic.. Staff serving breakfast just kept staring to see what you where gonna eat next it’s a buffet right.?? "

"Good place to stay. "

"The first day I checked in I had placed the wrong dates on app. The front staff angel and daisy were super friendly helpful and assisted me with that issue so I can get to room. Love this place super clean as well as rooms, also food was delicious"

"Very nicr place! Will come back"

"It's a gorgeous facility. Didn't have time to spend in the restaurant/bar, but the entire lobby is very classy and well decorated. The room was a little small, but satisfactory with a very comfortable king-sized bed and meticulously cleaned. If there was one thing I was a little put off by it was $39/day for Valet (quite steep for Tucson) and $10/day for wi-fi. At most hotels wi-fi is now included. But all in all, I would stay here again. It's elegant."

"Lovely large & well decorated room. Comfy bed. Good cocktails in the bar. The carpark next door is now $21 per day, but the owner helped us find alternative parking. We enjoyed a meal at their restaurant, Bunny Ciao, 10 mins walk down the road."