Top Hotels Near Rillito River Park in Tucson from AU$73

"This place is a hidden treasure. Very friendly and helpful staff, beautiful grounds, heated pool, large hot tub, clean rooms. Plenty of restaurants in the area or eat in at the hotel. The hot breakfast was a little disappointing but still acceptable. All in all a great place to stay if you're in the northwest Tucson area."

"All good. Coffee and eggs! All I needed. "

"The room was amazing for the money. The pool area was really nice. Staff was nice and good morning coffee. The room was a bit warm but comfortable enough. Enjoyed my stay. "

"Enjoyed"

"Staff was so welcoming, price was good and room very comfortable. Thank you definitely will stay here again."

"The stay at the property started out on a bad note. The staff person at the check in counter was both rude and uninviting. No smile, no Hello welcome. If I was the manager of the property, I would have fired him on the spot."

"Location is good it’s near to the eateries. The hotel breakfast was okay. I suggest breakfast should have turkey or chicken sausages too not all the time pork sausages."

"The entry is beautiful. The check in clerk was very kind and smiling. The beds were very comfortable and I loved the jetted tub we got in our room!! The breakfast has several options and the staff there was very kind. The hotel is host to some kind of school so every time I would try to put in the address it would show the school and that was confusing. If I were Holiday Inn I wouldn’t want the school to take precedence over the hotel."

"Upon arrival and attempting to check-in, the key was not in its assigned keybox and I was unable to get in contact with the owner. When I finally got into the space, it smelled of stale cigarette smoke. I used aerosolized air fresheners to remove the smell. Initial inspection of the apartment revealed a number of small cockroach like insects. A tenant/friend of the host placed some mats that were supposed to address this concern, but I continued seeing them throughout my stay, including a large one coiled in the shower two nights before my departure. Two nights later while showering, I overheard Tucson police attempting to detain a tenant in a nearby unit. Two nights after that, while unloading groceries from my car, I came out to see a racial slur etched into the dust on the back window of my car. Having parked in front of the security camera, I requested the host run the footage to determine who was responsible. It ended up being teenagers belonging to another tenant in the building. In the week leading up to check out, I began to notice small, 1mm like itchy bumps on my hand. Having had a previous experience with bedbugs, I am very familiar with suspicious presentations and began to look out for signs of an infestation. I slept in my vehicle the final evening of my stay because I was not going to be able to stay in the unit. Loaded my car up, went to work, and went back home from there. All parties involved should be ashamed. Truly an embarrassing show of business."