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BEST WESTERN Catalina Inn
15691 N Oracle Road, Tucson, Arizona 85739-9111Phone: 520/818-9500 | Fax: 520/818-9600
This Tucson, Arizona hotel is a 100% non smoking property offering the best in location and amenities for a great value.
Located in North Tucson, the BEST WESTERN Catalina Inn is a 100% non smoking hotel featuring a variety of great amenities and a friendly, helpful staff. This Southern Arizona hotel is situated six miles from the Catalina State Park which offers numerous hiking and bike trails. The hotel is also near the Sabino Canyon Recreation area and the Tucson Botanical Gardens.
Each of the 49 well appointed guest rooms features a microwave, refrigerator, cable satellite television and high-speed Internet access. Guests will enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast before heading out to explore Tucson. Other hotel amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, business center and business services. Pets are welcome.
The BEST WESTERN Catalina Inn offers guests convenient access to a variety of local attractions including the San Xavier Mission, the Sonoran Desert Museum, the Pima Air & Space Museum and the Kitt Peak Observatory. Families especially will appreciate being close to the Tucson Children Museum, the Reid Park Zoo and the Old Tucson Studios which feature Old West gun fights and Wild West stunt shows. This Tucson hotel is also near the Phoenix Community College and University of Arizona campuses. Tucson is home to a variety of events throughout the year such as the Southern Arizona Tucson Gem and Mineral show, the Tucson Rodeo and the Tucson Marathon.
Make a reservation today and save at the BEST WESTERN Catalina Inn.
Local Events Worth Considering:
February 2012
Tucson's original gem show with displays featuring "Minerals of Arizona" and more at Tucson Convention Center.
Live music, theatre, dance performances, fine art displays, gallery tours, arts & crafts, wine tastings. In Tucson.
200 native artists and their wares, a rug auction, live entertainment, foods, and more. In Tucson.
Top contestants vy for a share of more than $350,000 in prize money at America's largest, outdoor, midwinter PRCA rodeo. In Tucson.
March 2012
9am at Flowing Wells Park in Tucson.
Live music all day, lots of children’s activities, noon – 6:30 pm. In Tucson.
More than 120 of the Southwest’s finest artists & crafters gather in the courtyards to sell their unique items, jewelry & more. In Tucson.
April 2012
Entertainment, concerts, 4H exhibits, livestock show & auction, demolition derby, Yuma Gem & Mineral Society, carnival. In Yuma.
Arizona premiere, master abstract expressionist Mark Rothko, one of the most visionary artists of the 20th Century. In Tucson.
Nation’s largest student-run carnival features fun rides, midway games, food and amateur and professional entertainment. In Tucson.
May 2012
One of the country's largest free festivals, with more than 400 local, regional & national musicians performing.
Nothing tastes better than ripened fruit or vegetables picked directly from the tree/vine. Enjoy all the locally grown produce. In Sierra Vista.
Pancake flat, one of the fastest 5K in the west, part of the 2012 Running Shop Grand Prix, also a kid’s race. In Tucson.
Celebrate the life and times of the Old West’s most famous lawman in “the town too tough to die. In Tombstone.
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.
