Ideal location in the Santa Catalina Mountain foothills, and just minutes from downtown Tucson.

Uber-cushy beds feel like sleeping on a fluffy Tuscon cloud.

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Here, they say it’s free (‘cause it is).

Modern spot with elevated, southwestern vibes.

Appreciation of the finer things in life like a full-sized fridge for ample snack storage.

Take beauty rest your way with a choice of firm or soft pillows for plush beds.

Convenient digs near the convention center, steps from local sights and dining. Go see what strikes your fancy.

Vibe is serene and oh-so-soothing, thanks in part to the surrounding Santa Catalina Mountains.

Free breakfast to keep hanger at bay.

Non-smoking rooms are a breath of fresh air.

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Here, they say it’s free (‘cause it is).

All rooms are huge suites bigger than most city apartments.

Homey, spacious rooms with private patios or balconies create a modern hacienda vibe.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

Remember the days before WiFi? Yeah, those sucked. Thankfully, you won’t have to relive them here – they’ve got it and it’s free.

Tasty breakfast that just so happens to also be free.

The best spot to dine after a leisurely day of golf? The onsite 19th Hole Bar & Grill (of course).

As if the Santa Catalina Mountain setting weren’t relaxing enough, Tucson’s only 4-star Forbes-rated spa is right onsite.

Catch a ride in the courtesy shuttle. Anywhere within 5 miles is fair game.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

You know what’s nice to wake up to? Free breakfast, that’s what.

Cloud 9 pillowtop beds may very well take you there.

Nearby Pima Air and Space Museum is home to over 300 air/spacecraft (including President Kennedy’s Air Force One).

Suites have full kitchens and separate living rooms. Is there such thing as having too much space? Nah.

Simple and function-focused, for nights you’re not feeling the frills.

If the thought of 13,000 feet of underground passages doesn’t have you breathing into a paper bag, hit Kartchner Caverns.