Seven of the Best Accessible Hotels in Tucson, Arizona

A popular part of the southwestern United States, Tucson, Arizona, is a well-known travel destination. Located in the center of a desert, Tucson offers visitors a wide array of nature and wildlife experiences to enjoy. In addition to that, there is a large selection of museums and galleries, covering everything from the cultural to the scientific.

Because there are so many things to do in the area, you'll want to stay for more than just a day trip. There are restaurants to explore, too. After all, this is one of two UNESCO gastronomy cities in the whole of the USA. As such, having a great place to use as your base is key to having fun in the local area.

But where can you stay? We've had a good look at the different hotels and places to stay in the area to see what accessibility features are available. Take a look here as we go through the different hotel and room accessibility features when you stay in Tucson, AZ.

DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson Downtown Convention Center

Connected to the Convention Center, DoubleTree by Hilton Tucson Downtown is right next to the University of Arizona. It's a great place to stay if you plan on visiting one of the many museums in the area.

The Accessible King room has a range of accessible features available. These include top features such as a roll-in shower with a noticeably flat entrance. The whole room is step-free, and this includes entering the room, bathroom, and closet. Additionally, there is plenty of turning space in both the bedroom and bathroom. The bed is lower than the standard at 19 inches.

Hotel accessibility:

1. Step-free hotel entrance
2. Pool lift
3. Wide door entrance
4. Automatic doors
5. Service dogs allowed
6. Guide, carry, and push wheelchair assistance
7. Lowered front desk
8. Step-free restaurant access
9. 3 designated parking spaces

Room accessibility:

1. 60+in turning space in the bathroom
2. Grab bars
3. Roll-in shower with flat entrance
4. Portable shower seat
5. Door signaler
6. 19 in bed height
7. Phone and light switch reachable from bed
8. 38 in free space beside the bed

JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort and Spa

This luxury hotel really packs in all the amenities. Not only is the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort and Spa a relaxing place to stay but it's also got a golf course, gym, and fine dining options. Located in the downtown area, there's also plenty to see and do nearby.

The accessible rooms here offer a variety of accessibility features. They have plenty of turning space, ample free space beside the bed, step-free access to the balcony and closet, and more. The hotel is also packed with amenities, including a swimming pool and jacuzzi, both with pool lift access. From roll-in showers with flat entrances to step-free access throughout the hotel, you'll find it easy to navigate solo here.

Hotel accessibility:

1. Step-free entrance
2. Pool lift
3. Wide door
4. Service dogs allowed
5. Step-free restaurant
6. Elevator access to the restaurant
7. Ground-level swimming pool access

Room accessibility:

1. 60 in turning space in the bathroom
2. Fixed grab bars
3. Roll-in shower
4. Portable shower seat
5. Hearing disability guidance provided
6. Over 60 in bedroom turning space
7. 26 in bed height
8. 37 in free space beside the bed
9. Phone and light switch reachable from bed

The Westin La Paloma Resort and Spa

Located in the Sonoran Desert, The Westin La Paloma Resort and Spa offers stunning views of the local landscape. It's also got a wealth of top amenities available including a Starbucks, restaurant, and swimming pool.

This hotel offers an ADA King room with plenty of accessibility features. The rooms offer step-free access throughout and this includes the balcony with step-free seating and plenty of turning space. Additionally, the bathrooms have ample turning room, roll-in showers, and fixed grab bars for complete maneuverability.

Hotel accessibility:

1. Elevator and ramp provided for building access
2. Lowered front desk
3. Hearing disability guidance provided
4. Service dogs allowed
5. Starbucks at ground level
6. Pool lift and ramp

Room accessibility:

1. Step-free bathroom access
2. 60+ in turning space in the bathroom and bedroom
3. Smooth flooring
4. Grab bars
5. Bed height is 22 in
6. The space beside the bed is 26 in
7. Smooth balcony with 60+ in turning space

AC Hotel by Marriott Tucson Downtown

Immerse yourself in the local nightlife when you stay at the AC Hotel by Marriott Tucson. This hotel is located right near a nightclub should you choose to go out in the evenings. It's also very close to an array of museums and galleries in the local area.

For a night or two of luxury, the AC Hotel is the place to be. The King room offers accessibility features, including 60+ inches of turning space in the bedroom and bathroom. The bathroom is also equipped with a roll-in shower with a flat entrance. Multiple hearing disability aids are also provided.

Hotel accessibility:

1. Step-free hotel entrance
2. Automatic door
3. Lowered front desk
4. Tactile paving guidance
5. Ground-level restaurant
6. Pool lift
7. 10 designated parking spaces
8. Service dogs allowed

Room accessibility:

1. Roll-in shower
2. Step-free room access
3. 60+ in turning space in bedroom and bathroom
4. Fixed grab bars
5. 26 in bed height
6. The space beside the bed is 47 in
7. Telephone and light switch reachable from bed
8. Step-free balcony access

Hilton Tucson East

Close to the Convention Center, Hilton Tucson East is home to a range of amenities. Not only that but it's got easy access to the downtown area as well as access to a range of stunning hiking trails. The hotel also has restaurants and a shuttle service available.

The accessible King rooms with ensuite at the Hilton offer step-free access throughout. The bathrooms include roll-in showers, grab bars, portable shower seats, and a flat entrance. The bedrooms have ample turning space and huge amounts of space on either side of the bed for easy access.

Hotel accessibility:

1. Step-free entrance
2. Pool lift
3. Automatic doors
4. Accessible concierge desk
5. Service dogs allowed
6. Ground-level restaurant
7. Ramp access to the pool area
8. 8 designated accessible parking spaces

Room accessibility:

1. Fixed grab bars
2. Roll-in shower with flat entrance
3. Portable shower seat
4. Visual fire alarm
5. 25 in bed height
6. 129 in free space beside the bed
7. Telephone and light switch reachable from bed

The Leo Kent Hotel, Tucson

Panoramic views of downtown Tucson are what you get when you book a room at the Leo Kent Hotel — a Tribute Portfolio Hotel. Not only that, but you can see the mountains of Arizona and the university too. Additionally, Leo Kent offers other amenities such as a restaurant, meeting rooms, and a fitness facility.

The accessible room here also focuses on mobility with a roll-in transfer shower with a fixed shower seat. Ample turning space is provided in the bathroom, along with fixed grab bars for both the toilet and shower. The bedroom is spacious, with smooth flooring throughout.

Hotel accessibility:

1. Step-free hotel entrance
2. Automatic door
3. Tactile guidance path
4. Lowered front desk
5. Braille and large print
6. Service dogs permitted
7. Ground-level restaurant

Room accessibility:

1. Roll-in shower with flat entrance
2. 60+ in turning space in the bathroom
3. Toilet and shower grab bars
4. Fixed shower seat
5. Over 60 in turning space in the bedroom
6. Door signaler provided
7. 23 in bed height
8. 28 in free space beside the bed
9. Phone and light switch reachable from bed

The Downtown Clifton Hotel

South of downtown Tucson, The Downtown Clifton Hotel is a stylish place to stay with a range of accessibility features on offer. It's a boutique, intimate experience within the city.

Getting in and around the hotel is easy with step-free access provided. However, the showers are not roll-in, and the bathrooms have small turning spaces. Entering the bedroom requires going up steps, once inside, the bedroom itself is spacious with ample turning space, and there is step-free access to the terrace.

Hotel accessibility:

1. Step-free hotel entrance
2. Service dogs permitted
3. staff able to Push/carry a wheelchair or provide bag assistance
4. Lowered front desk
5. Ground-level restaurant
6. Step-free terrace access

Room accessibility:

1. 46 in bathroom turning space
2. Shower threshold over 0.5 in
3. No shower grab bars
4. Over 60 in turning space in the bedroom
5. Bed height is 28 in
6. 54 in free space bedside bed

Stay in accessible hotels when visiting Tucson, Arizona

This popular area is well worth spending some time getting to know. If you're staying in this part of Arizona, you'll want a comfortable base from which to visit the surrounding area. Tucson, as the main city, is the ideal jumping-off point and home to a wide array of different accessible hotels and lodgings, all with multiple accessibility features designed to make your stay a pleasant one.

These hotels give you step-free access, as well as rooms with top accessibility features, including grab bars, high toilet seats, roll-in showers, large turning spaces, and smooth floors. Depending on the hotel, you can also enjoy access to restaurants, fitness suites, and swimming pools. Discover more choices for staying in Tucson, AZ, by looking at our travel resources.

Visit Tucson in Arizona and relax in the evenings in an accessible hotel after a day of fun activities and things to do.