Arizona Inn

Arizona Inn is a historic resort and event venue in the heart of Tucson, Arizona, operating continuously since 1930. Founded by Isabella Greenway — Arizona's first congresswoman — the property was established as a sanctuary of grace in the Sonoran Desert and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988. Its signature pink adobe walls, arched windows, tiled roofing, and flowering garden courtyards reflect the distinctive Southwestern character that has defined the property for nearly a century. The Inn offers over 15,000 square feet of versatile event space across indoor and outdoor settings, accommodating gatherings from intimate micro-ceremonies of 40 guests to large receptions of up to 350. Indoor rooms — including the 2,400-square-foot Tucson Room, the Catlin Room, Safari Room, African Room, and the residentially styled Flandrau House — provide flexible configurations for weddings, meetings, and private dinners. Outdoor lawns and gardens, including the Garden Court Lawn, Palm Court Lawn, and Valencia Lawn, offer open-air settings framed by manicured gardens and welcoming pathways. Full-service catering, audiovisual support, custom floor plans, and a dedicated events team are available for all celebrations hosted on the property.