Since 1930
Since 1930, Arizona Inn has stood as a defining presence in Tucson, shaped by vision, purpose, and a deep sense of place. More than a hotel, it was conceived as a sanctuary of grace in the Sonoran Desert. Today, its pink adobe walls and garden courtyards continue to reflect a legacy that has endured for nearly a century.
Arizona Inn was founded by Isabella Greenway, Arizona’s first congresswoman, as both a refined retreat and a purposeful enterprise supporting disabled World War I veterans. Over generations, it became woven into Tucson’s cultural fabric and earned recognition as a National Historic Place. Today, dedicated local stewardship continues to honor its founding principles while preparing the Inn for the century ahead.
For nearly a century, Arizona Inn has evolved with care and conviction, shaped by purpose, preservation, and a deep sense of place. From its founding vision to its recognition as a historic landmark, each chapter reflects a commitment to stewardship and enduring hospitality. The story continues, thoughtfully carried forward for generations to come.
