Lodge on the Desert

Tucson Boutique Hotels

Originally a private residence, Lodge on the Desert opened for business with seven guest rooms in November, 1936. Today the 35-room resort is an Arizona landmark and a Tucson tradition, renowned for its intimate residential setting and genial hospitality.

Here, secluded pathways meander amongst regal palms, native cacti and manicured lawns wrapped in ribbons of seasonal flowers. Charming hacienda-style accommodations afford guests a sanctuary in which to retreat and relax. It is truly Tucson's urban oasis.

Against the majestic backdrop of the Santa Catalina Mountains, the Lodge's charming rooms and spacious suites welcome discerning travelers to a desert garden paradise that only nature and time could create. From here, the best of Tucson is at your doorstep.

The Lodge on the Desert is also popular for a small meeting or social event. Its mid-town location is convenient to Tucson International Airport, The University of Arizona and University Medical Center, plus abundant shopping, major area attractions, and a host of recreational amenities including a number of Arizona's most challenging golf courses and superb tennis facilities. Close by points of interest (less than five miles) include Tucson Botanical Gardens, Reid Park Zoo, Flandreau Plantearium, and Tucson Museum of Art!

From its guest rooms and suites, to meeting and event facilities, uniquely appealing dining offerings, in a destination which boasts a diverse array of some of Southern Arizona's undisputed best recreation and attractions, the Lodge on the Desert is the epitome of blended Tucson - old and new.

Lodge on the Desert is equally suited for family and vacation stays as business travel. Begin your day with an invigorating swim in our oasis-like outdoor swimming pool. End it in the comfy luxury of your custom bedding.

Experience Southern Arizona. Visit one or many of the area's beautiful natural attractions, museums or unique space, science and technology venues. Take in a performance of opera, symphony, theatre, or ballet. Explore diverse shopping districts close by. Plan a day-trip to historic Tombstone or Bisbee. Or perhaps travel to Sonoita and discover Southern Arizona's wineries and vineyards. If honing your international bargaining skills appeals to you, a visit to Nogales, Mexico might just be the solution you seek. And Tucson boasts many and varied dining choices available throughout the region.

Literally minutes from many of Tucson's most distinctive attractions, cultural and performing arts, shopping, dining, and recreation options, enjoy all there is to do near and around our boutique, historic hotel.

Come experience the charm of Lodge on the Desert, unique among mid-town Tucson hotels. To make your reservations, simply click here.