Armory Park Inn

Even as a very nitpicky traveler who can find fault with almost anything, I am happy to write that every aspect of my stay exceeded my expectations. I'll start with responsiveness. When I called to make a reservation, I was routed to voicemail. But the owner, Amy, immediately picked up and handled my booking efficiently and pleasantly. She provided her personal cell as I was arriving after hours and would need to access the property and room via a keypad. I had doubts about this, but it worked perfectly. A brief letter in my room oriented me to the Inn. Attention to detail. Amy also left a small carafe (glass) of wine in my fridge, as I was arriving after the nightly happy hour. There were also two very good chocolates in the room. My room included items to anticipate almost any need: an electric kettle, tea, coffee, cream, honey, sugar, etc., a wine opener, a carafe of water (which also - helpfully - had a tag informing that it is sanitized between guests) a vanity kit, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, mini sewing kit, yoga mat, clothes steamer and mini-iron, hair dryer, and a multitude of outlets. There is also a water filter in the dining area to refill bottles. Fitness center: The same attention to detail carried though in the fitness center. It is equipped with a peloton bike (and a variety of peloton shoes/lysol spray), a peloton treadmill, a large TV, weights, and several pilates mats along with clean yoga towels to cover them, plenty of clorox wipes, packaged ear buds, and a tablet stand. Food. I've never liked scones, but the house made almond scones, served with fruit, yogurt and a sprinkle of granola, were heavenly. I'm now a scone fan, having realized I've never had a proper one before. This course was followed by a take on chile rellenos (a bit like a Mexican crustless quiche prepared in a ramekin) with a small green salad and fresh citrus fruit. This was also excellent. Environment. The Inn is in a beautiful, historic but well renovated, building just south of downtown Tucson and in walking distance to the U of A. The area was very quiet and peaceful. Comfort. My room had a quality mattress, pillows and linens, all of which were very comfortable. The room was controlled with a split unit that kept the temperature consistent and comfortable without any noise. Decor/character. As shown in the photos, the Inn is beautifully decorated in keeping with the historic building and area of town. My room had soaring ceilings constructed of beams and ocotillo - a look I really love - with a bit of the building's old knob and tube wiring still attached, which added to the charm. Cleanliness. The Inn was extremely clean. Most hotels, even those that initially seem clean, have filthy baseboards, light switches, corners, grout, caulking, lampshades and light fixtures, along with hair laying around bathrooms and nasty walls. Not here, all of these commonly overlooked items were spotless. Seeing that the Inn was properly cleaned im

Wonderful B&B place, quaint, unique and exceptional. Delicious breakfast, will definitely return again. The innkeeper was very communicative. Highly recommend this location. Read great reviews and thought I’ll give it a try and I’m glad I did.

This is a charming house with several rooms. It is in a residential neighborhood, so it is nice and quiet, but it is also close to many activities and restaurants. My room was spacious, clean, and very nice. It is a place where you can actually get a good night's sleep. There is a beautiful common room for sitting and where breakfast is served. The breakfast is cooked fresh and quite delicious. The chef will accommodate any dietary restrictions. The property manager lives across the street and can be reached by cell phone if you need anything.