Arizona Inn

With its pink-stucco buildings and immaculately tended flower gardens, the Arizona Inn is an oasis of tranquillity. Gracious and welcoming, it's an unforgettable place to spend a vacation. Opened in 1930 by Isabella Greenway, Arizona's first congresswoman, the inn is still family-owned and -operated, and is imbued with Old Arizona charm. Playing a game of croquet, taking high tea in the library, or lounging by the pool, I always feel as if this were my second home. Guest rooms vary in size and decor, but most have a mix of reproduction antiques and original pieces made for the inn years ago by World War I veterans with disabilities. Some units have gas fireplaces, and most suites have private patios or enclosed sun porches. The inn's Main Dining Room is a casually elegant space. Fragrant flowering trees and vines surround the small pool.

Facilities:
3 restaurants, including the Main Dining Room (review); 2 lounges; babysitting; bikes; concierge; exercise room; heated outdoor pool; room service; saunas; 2 Har-Tru clay tennis courts

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