Tucson Hotels with Car Parking - Up To 30% Off

106 hotels with car parking in/near Tucson

Hampton Inn Tucson-Airport

rates from

USD 71.1

Address: 6971 South Tucson Boulevard, Tucson
10.8 km from Tucson center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 49 guests: 8.9

Hampton Inn Tucson Airport is a completely non-smoking hotel that is near attractions such as The Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum and the Old Tucson Movie Studio. … Prices, discounts & booking

Econo Lodge University

rates from

USD 43.99

Address: 1136 North Stone Avenue, Tucson
4.6 km from Tucson center
Hotel rating from 18 guests: 6.6

This hotel is close to area attractions like Old Tucson Studios movie studio and theme park, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. … Prices, discounts & booking

Viscount Suite Hotel

rates from

USD 85

Address: 4855 East Broadway, Tucson
3.5 km from Tucson center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 115 guests: 8.3

A 24-hour reception welcomes guests to Tucson Viscount Suite Hotel. A business centre and guest launderette are located on site for convenience. … Prices, discounts & booking

University Inn

rates from

USD 49.49

Address: 950 North Stone Avenue, Tucson
4.5 km from Tucson center
Hotel rating from 180 guests: 8.0

The University of Arizona and Tucson Amtrak are 5 minutes' drive away. The Tucson city centre and 4th Avenue district is half a mile from the motel. … Prices, discounts & booking

Windmill All Suites at St. Philips Plaza

rates from

USD 118

Address: 4250 North Campbell Avenue, Tucson
7.2 km from Tucson center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 50 guests: 9.5

Windmill All Suites at Saint Philip's Plaza suites include a separate living room and a kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave. … Prices, discounts & booking

Candlewood Suites Tucson

Address: 1995 West River Road, Tucson

Offering a year round outdoor heated pool and hot tub, this all-suite hotel is 15 minutes’ drive from The University of Arizona. … Prices, discounts & booking

JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort

rates from

USD 189

Address: 3800 West Starr Pass Boulevard, Tucson
11.7 km from Tucson center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 13 guests: 8.5

The Signature Grill serves 3 meals per day, including a breakfast buffet, while Primo Restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine. … Prices, discounts & booking

Best Western Plus Royal Sun

rates from

USD 68.15

Address: 1015 North Stone Avenue, Tucson
4.5 km from Tucson center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 138 guests: 8.4

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and Pima Air and Space Museum are within a 20-minute drive. Sabino Canyon is within a 30-minute drive. … Prices, discounts & booking

Staybridge Suites Tucson Airport

rates from

USD 98.1

Address: 2705 East Executive Drive, Tucson
9.9 km from Tucson center (hotel on the map)

The hotel offers a 24-hour business center. Tucson Airport Staybridge Suites offers on-site laundry facilities. … Prices, discounts & booking

The Big Blue House Inn Boutique Hotel

rates from

USD 140

Address: 144 East University Boulevard, Tucson
4.1 km from Tucson center (hotel on the map)
Hotel rating from 10 guests: 8.8

The dining, shopping and entertainment of Historic 4th Avenue are just 2 blocks from from the Big Blue House. … Prices, discounts & booking

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Travel guide to the region of Tucson - Arizona

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A significant part of the population is represented by Indians, so this area has unique cultural traditions. Tourists go there in search of ‘the real America;’ there you can get acquainted with centuries-old traditions of the indigenous population. Travelers who wish to visit one of the local Indian reservations should definitely take an experienced guide. Despite the fact that most of Indians take foreign visitors easy, an experienced guide would still help.
The cult of land is typical to natives, as land feeds them and gives life to them all. Indians prefer wearing moccasins to be closer to the ground; many travelers buy those shoes as souvenirs. Indians offer sacrifices to appease their gods; they present gifts to latter literally every day. They generally consist of a variety of treats or corn flour that is blown about.
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