Tucson Bed & Breakfasts

Pros: We’re birders. A great spot for that and nearby to other nature sites.

Pros: Just a calm place with good energy. John and Steffi were great. Insight into area and surrounding was awesome. Smiles all around.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Everything was clean, breakfasts were amazing, John was very friendly and helpful. Location was great.

Cons: Internet was not great for a few days.

Pros: Everything, the food was great, wonderful helpful people

Cons: That we had to leave

Pros: The rural location. The immaculate desert landscaping was like art to me. The native birds on the property, the privacy. The most serene, relaxing place I’ve every stayed. Well appointed inside the quest house too.

Cons: I loved everything

Pros: The entire experience was fantastic. Great facility, peaceful, quiet, and extremely relaxing.

Cons: There was nothing I didn't like.

Pros: Lovely place to stay when visiting Saguaro National Park East. Exceptional breakfast served. The Owners are extremely knowledgeable about the natural areas around Tucson. Use their local knowledge on where to go and how to get there.

Cons: Need to drive to get to restaurants.

Pros: Warm and welcoming home away from home, excellent breakfasts, beautiful natural landscape, and easy access to hiking trails with great advice and friendly conversation. My stay at Desert Trails Bed and Breakfast was exactly what I was hoping for.

Pros: Lovely house and owners. Breakfast was delicious and John was very accommodating of my diet needs. So great to be steps from the trails! We will definitely be back.

Pros: Excellent B&B felt right at home. Owners John and Steffi were gracious and accommodating. Breakfast was tasty and plentiful. Wonderful experience.

Pros: Breakfast was fabulous - something yummy every day.

Cons: While the property was beautiful, the owner (who had assured me when I booked could handle my no gluten/no dairy allergies) would make comments like "looks like you didn't sleep well" upon daily room maintenance; and made loud, exaggerated snarky comments about my food allergies in front of the other guests - such as loud, exasperated sigh and "well can you make a list of what you DO eat?" Being a business owner, I keep my phone on but have it on silent while at meals. First morning the other guest, who was a male professor speaking at the University, was on his phone the entire breakfast, drawing no comments. A few days later, in front of 4 guests, my phone was ringing and she picked it up to put it face down saying aloud, "I HATE cell phones at the table". I took the call in another room, while explaining to her that running a business means you need to be reachable. When I made it a point to go speak with her that night privately, I explained as a business person and grown woman I did not expect to be spoken to or treated that way. She never apologized, but said "oh I was joking, I figured you knew that" but I explained she didn't speak to anyone else that way and that it was offensive and that I felt like I was the only one she was acting this way towards. She smiled and said, "oh that's because you remind me of my daughter" at which point I interrupted her and said "but I'm NOT your daughter, I'm a grown woman, business owner, and paying guest, and I don't expect to be treated this way" this was followed by a short discussion about meals, to which I suggested she give me the same breakfast she had before, to which she replied "oh no, I would never do that". When I replied that I was asking her to, she shook her head and said "no, I can't do that". She then mentioned she would go get me GF pancakes, I said no, please just the eggs.

Pros: Susan is a fastidious host who strikes the right balance between cordiality and privacy. Well-kept homey inn with a beautifully landscaped back patio.

Pros: Susan was a wonderful hostess who provided lots of good information on sites to visit and places to eat. Impressed with all the toiletries supplied and soft, large towels. Backyard was beautiful too. Breakfast was yummy

Pros: The breakfast each day was amazing - better than any restaurant. The courtyard was so relaxing and tranquil, we really enjoyed spending the late afternoons there.

Cons: I really can't find anything I didn't like.

Pros: So very Tucson, an older home built in the Tucson tradition with lovely outdoor areas and private access.

Cons: For me, it was just what I wanted it to be.

Pros: Susan is a great host. The breakfasts are amazing! It also has a nice yard, but it was too hot in August. It would be nice to relax there when the temperature becomes cooler.

Pros: Susan is great host and the B and B is outstanding. Every detail is thought of. I will definitely return.

Pros: Great location close to everything, lovely courtyard garden. Breakfasts were fresh and tasty, and quite plentiful. We have some kind of fresh fruits/berries every morning at home, so it was great to have a variety of fresh fruits every morning in addition to the main breakfast course. Hostess was very helpful and informative.

Cons: Our room was a little bit of a tight squeeze, but we did view the other suites on premises, which looked lovely.

Pros: This lovely B&B is perfectly located in a neighborhood, with easy accessibility to points of interest, including the university. The bedrooms are charming, each with a private bathroom. The community spaces (i.e. the dining room, a little sitting area, library/family room and backyard garden) are welcoming, comfortable and interesting to peruse. Southwest art abounds. The breakfasts were delicious! We asked if it would be okay to bring friends back with us to share a bottle of wine post dinner. Not only did we receive a very gracious yes, but wine glasses and opener were laid out for us upon our return. We like supporting local endeavors and places like Sam Hughs B&B are the reason why.

Cons: Be forewarned: while not on a busy street you may hear sirens from the street one block away. That being said, it's not a constant and ear plugs are provided!