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BEST WESTERN PLUS InnSuites Tucson Foothills Hotel & Suites
6201 N Oracle Road, Tucson, Arizona 85704-5409Phone: 520/297-8111 | Fax: 520/297-2935
Conveniently located just off Oracle and Orange Grove Roads in the Foothills of Tucson, close to the University of Arizona, Biosphere II, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and the Tucson Convention Center, the BEST WESTERN PLUS InnSuites Tucson Foothills Hotel & Suites offers a great location, comfortable accommodations and unbeatable Tucson hotel rates.
Sports fans staying at this beautiful hotel in Tucson will love being just minutes from University of Arizona football games, and history buffs will love Tohono Chul Park, the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Old Tucson Movie Studios. Tucson is also home to several popular annual events, including the Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Showcase - a can't-miss event. And for those who love to shop, the Tucson Mall is just one mile from this Tucson hotel and the Foothills Mall is just a mile and a half away.
Inside this charming hotel in Tucson, guests will find comfortable, spacious accommodations, each complete with flat screen televisions, cable satellite television with HBO®, free high-speed Internet access and Cloud 9 pillow-top beds with triple sheeting. Other hotel amenities at this Tucson hotel include a free hot breakfast each morning, free evening receptions, a sparkling swimming pool and tennis courts. This Tucson hotel is also pet-friendly and features a free airport shuttle service.
Business guests of this Tucson hotel will also appreciate the on-site business facilities and meeting space designed to accommodate up to 125 guests, an array of business services and being close to the Tucson Convention Center and local businesses, including Davis Monthan Air Force Base, Tucson Medical Center Tucson Heart Hospital, Northwest Medical Center and the University Physicians Hospital.
Book your stay online and save today with the BEST WESTERN PLUS InnSuites Tucson Foothills Hotels & Suites - the most relaxing and inviting hotel in Tucson.
Local Events Worth Considering:
May 2012
Nothing tastes better than ripened fruit or vegetables picked directly from the tree/vine. Enjoy all the locally grown produce. In Sierra Vista.
Celebrate the life and times of the Old West’s most famous lawman in “the town too tough to die. In Tombstone.
June 2012
Enjoy tasty food, live music and more at Agua Linda Farm's annual festival to celebrate the harvest of garlic and onions grown on site. In Amado.
A fundraiser benefitting the Children's Museum Tucson, will be played at Loews Ventana Canyon Mountain Course.
A ceremonial blessing and procession, cowboys and trick horseback riders, food, games & music in Tucson.
July 2012
Colossal Cave Mountain Park's celebration includes presentations, Tohono O'odham basket-weaving, critter displays, and saguaro syrup. In Vail.
This beautiful closed-to-traffic course runs south on Kinney Road along Tucson Mountain Park.
The Loft Cinema hosts a morning children's festival of vintage animated classic films and cartoons, new animated features, and a sing-along.
August 2012
Self-guided and guided tours, exhibits, and presentations about Southern Arizona birds and butterflies at annual conference in Sierra Vista.
Celebrate upcoming harvest with grape-stomping contest, winery tours and tastings, wagon rides, and live music at Sonoita Vineyards. In Elgin.
Tucson Audubon Society presents a weekend of outstanding bird watching field trips and workshops.
Nearby Attractions:
List All AZ AttractionsSaguaro National Park
The saguaro - otherwise known as the “monarch of the Sonoran Dessert” - has been protected in Saguaro National Park since 1933. The two areas of the park, east of Tucson in the Rincon Mountains and west of Tucson in the Tucson Mountains, encompass over 91,000 acres. A variety of cactus including the barrel cactus and prickly pear are also abundant in the park. Both areas include a visitor center.
With over 165 miles of trails, there are plenty of choices for park exploration, including guided walks, talks and bicycling. There are several Best Western hotels in the Tuscon area, a logical choice for your lodging needs.
Tucson International Airport
Tucson International Airport is the second-largest airport in Arizona, servicing an average of 3.7 million passengers each year. The airport has serviced Tucson area passengers since 1928. The United States Army Air Force Air Technical Service Command used the airport during World War II. The Tucson Airport Authority has owned and managed this joint civil-military public airport, since 1948.
The airport provides flights for nine airlines on its three runways. Travelers will easily find their gate in either Concourse A or Concourse B, along with a variety of restaurants and shops. Before leaving the airport, be sure to browse the airport's collection of permanent art and rotating exhibits. While in Southern Arizona, enjoy comfortable accommodations and excellent guest services, with Best Western hotels.
University of Arizona
The beautiful southern Arizona desert is home to Saguaro cactus, warm sun and the city of Tucson. Nestled in Tucson, is the University of Arizona, the first university in Arizona. The university was established in 1885, as a normal school, for training teachers. The Carnegie Foundation has classified the University of Arizona as a RU/VH University, for very high research activity. More NASA grants have been awarded to the University of Arizona, than any other university across the nation. This Southern Arizona space-grant and land-grant research university provides a quality education to more than 30,000 students, who pursue bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees.
Students have 324 fields of study to choose from the College of Education, the College of Engineering, the College of Fine Arts, the College of Medicine and the College of Nursing, among others. The University is also home to the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Visit the campus to cheer on the Pacific-12 Conference Arizona Wildcats, during a basketball or football game for a fun day on campus. Choose one of the several Best Western hotels in Tucson and enjoy a wonderful night's rest.
