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Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Tucson, Pima County
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Tucson, Pima County
Vacation Rental • 2 Guests • 2 Bedrooms
4.4
(8 reviews)
PLEASE CLICK ON "VIEW MORE" FOR DETAILS!Varsity Clubs of America Tucson ResortLocated in the Metro area, Varsity Clubs of America-Tucson is in the heart of just where you need to be to take part in an adventure-packed vacation or a laid-back getaway. Enjoy your visit, and stay at this oasis under the Sonoran Sun. Varsity Clubs of America-Tucson enables visitors to have a relaxing getaway whether traveling for business, pleasure, to visit family, be there for game day or just soak in a little down time.After a full day of physical activities, you'll be ready to unwind at your deluxe accommod...
from $283 / night
Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Tucson, Pima County
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Tucson, Pima County
Vacation Rental • 441 ft² • 1 Bedroom
4.8
(9 reviews)
Sweet guest house full of charm from the 1940's. Close to UA and UMC and many wonderful restaurants. Easy access to public transportation. One bedroom/one queen bed/one bath. Small kitchen with all the amenities: stove, oven, full-sized fridge, microwave. There is a lovely shaded, private yard. A washer and dryer for exclusive use of the guest house is located in an out building. Located 6 blocks from UMC and 6 blocks north of UA campus. Wifi is free. There is ROKU on tv with basic local channels. It has an hdmi cable available . Off street parking.
from $74 / night
Vacation Rental for 2 Guests in Tucson, Pima County
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Tucson, Pima County
Vacation Rental • 700 ft² • 1 Bedroom
5.0
(29 reviews)
Welcome to villa Blanca Tortuga, high above it all in a 1920's loft style apartment. This vacation rental is on the second floor, is perfect for a relaxing place to nest and is accessible to immediate urban amenities, well situated only two blocks from the university of Arizona, within a mile of the university medical center, near the gem show venues, and close to anything in central Tucson. This charming 1920's carriage house is located in Sam Hughes, a national historic neighborhood, has been recently lovingly updated, is bright, spacious and very comfortable.This fully outfitted carriage...
from $129 / night

Prices and availability

Current Vacation rental prices in Tucson

$282for 3 Jun - 10 Jun
$291 annual average
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Current vacation rental availability in Tucson

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Vacation rentals in Tucson

Wonderful rental locations in Arizona

Organize your next vacation in the city of Tucson, Arizona. Located in Pima County, the city is also the residence of the nationally known University of Arizona. If you are looking for a metropolitan style location to enjoy bustling nightlife and a fast-paced environment with lots to do, you will find that Tucson is the ideal place for you. The history of Tucson is also quite rich as it was founded as a military fort by the Spanish in 1775. From 1775 until 1853 Tucson was part of Mexico, right after they gained their independence from the Spanish Empire, the city was then acquired by the United States. Being the second-largest city in the state with a population of over half a million inhabitants, Tucson has plenty of opportunities for you. You will be able to check out art museums, take a hike through its natural landscape, catch a professional sports match, or go on a historical tour of the city to learn more about Tucson.

Discover the vacation rentals

You will be delighted to know that there are plenty of vacation rentals options in Tucson. Whether you want to be near the city life and enjoy strolling through the local boutiques, bars and restaurants or want to find a more tranquil location immersed in nature, you will be able to enjoy both options in Tucson. Imagine spending your day sunbathing by your private pool, firing up your barbecue to spend some quality time with your family, playing catch in the backyard with your dog under the Arizona sun. These are some of the opportunities awaiting you in Tucson.

Vacations in Tucson

How to get there and what to do

Discover the state of Arizona

Whether you are coming to Tucson from the east coast, driving up to the city from Phoenix or a neighboring state, there are plenty of ways to reach Tucson. If you wish to make your journey by plane, you will find that the closest major airport is the Tucson International Airport which has more than 50 flights take off every day from seven different airlines going direct to 19 destinations as well as one-stop connections to more than 345 destinations around the globe. However, you may also do the journey by train or bus using the Sunset Limited Amtrak or arriving at the Greyhound bus station. Moreover, if you make your journey by car, the two main interstates near Tucson are the I-10 and the I-19.

Where to eat in Tucson

Tucson has a mix of cultural heritage from Native Americans, Mexican and Spanish backgrounds. Therefore, you will find that there is a vast variety of cuisine choices while visiting the city. For one of the best casual dining spots in the city, head to Tucson Tamale Company. Here you will be able to find fresh produce and ingredients with friendly service. Choose from over 25 different types of tamale while enjoying the restaurant’s outdoor garden area. Another local favorite is the Café Poca Cosa. Visit this local joint and try out their menu filled with some classic items that have an innovative mix to them. The uniqueness of this spot is that you choose the Plato and the chef will provide you with three diverse dishes.

Travelers and activities

Tucson for outdoor activities

With the gorgeous natural landscape, the year-round warm climate and the stunning atmosphere that surrounds the city, Tucson is one of the best destinations for outdoor activities. Head over to Catalina State Park, located in the northeast part of the city on the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains. This park expands over 5,500 acres of foothills and canyons where you will have the opportunity to hike, bike and go birdwatching. You will be able to encounter over 150 species of birds and during the springtime, you can also spot some beautiful wildflowers. Another worthy mention is the Kartchner Caverns State Park. This park was discovered by two amateur cavers back in 1974 and now it became one of the most popular hiking destinations in the area. You will also be able to take a guided tour of the globally renowned colorful caves formations of this park.

Tucson for families

If you are visiting Tucson with the whole family, here are some activities to enjoy all together. Check out the Sonora Desert Museum to learn more about the natural history of the area. In this 98-acre museum, you will be able to find an aquarium, a stunning botanical garden, gorgeous artifacts, a permanent collection, as well as an art gallery. For a more relaxing activity to enjoy with the family, check out the Tohono Chul Park. This local park is the best place to spend a peaceful afternoon. Stroll through its art gallery, buy some souvenirs at the gift shops, visit the exhibits or have a bite at the local bistro while admiring the beautiful landscape filled with rare plants.

Did you know that Tucson is sometimes referred to as The Old Pueblo?

Top 5 travel tips for Tucson

1. Tucson Botanical Garden

Stroll around these gorgeous gardens and learn about the local plants. Here you will find 16 individual gardens spread across 5 acres. The gardens are themed according to Arizona’s fauna.

2. Reid Park Zoo

Spend your afternoon visiting the Reid Park Zoo with your friends and family. This zoo was established in 1960 and the establishment spans across 20 acres. You will be able to admire over 500 species, including bears and elephants.

3. Pima Air and Space Museum

One of the largest air and space museums in the world, in this establishment you will be able to discover over 300 aircraft and spacecraft. Learn all you want about space with the guided tours which are offered daily.

4. San Xavier del Bac

Visit this stunning historical attraction that is conveniently located in downtown Tucson. This Spanish Catholic church was built in the 18th century and sits right on top of the O’odham San Xavier Indian Reservation.

5. Sentinel Peak

Take a night stroll after dinner towards Sentinel Peak. Here you will be able to find one of the most stunning views of Tucson’s skyline.

FAQs: Vacation Rentals in Tucson

On average, what was the cost for vacation rentals in Tucson last year?

Tucson is one of the cheapest cities in the USA. The price for a vacation rental is about $289 per night.

What time of year offers, on average, the best vacation rental prices in Tucson?

Travelers who want to save as much as possible visit Tucson in July, September, or August, the cheapest months of the year, with average prices of $220, $241, and $248 per night, respectively, based on the previous year.

When are vacation rentals more expensive in Tucson?

When booking a vacation rental in Tucson, the highest prices are found in the month of February (with an average of $368 per night), followed by March ($347), and then January ($330).

Are there usually many vacation rentals available in Tucson?

It's worthwhile if you can book your stay well in advance when visiting Tucson, as only 17% of our accommodations are usually available throughout the year.

When are more vacation rentals available?

The months that offer the most accommodation options are, on average, August (with an availability of 45%), September (39%), and October (26%), according to the trends observed in the prior year.

How many rentals does Holidu have in Tucson?

In Tucson we offer you an extensive catalog of around 270 properties, with options to suit everyone, thanks to our 2 local and international providers.

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