Discover the historic rooms throughout the Spanish Colonial Revival inn, designed by Merritt Hudson Starkweather. Corbel arches and original wood beams connect the spaces. Relax in the historic library lounge, which is rumored to have been the background for television interviews with prominent figures, or admire the prints hanging in the George Catlin Room and Audubon Room.

Discover antiques throughout the inn from the original owner, Congresswoman Isabella Greenway. In 1929, Greenway founded a furniture woodshop in Tucson to provide employment to disabled World War I veterans during the Great Depression. Some of the furniture remains in use with other items displayed including artifacts from Greenway’s world travels.

Stroll through 14 acres of landscaped grounds at Arizona Inn. The landscape architecture reflects an eclectic mix of California School, Country Place Era, and Spanish Colonial Revival design principles. Walled gardens, quiet courtyards, and shaded seating create an oasis in the desert.