Arizona Riverpark Inn

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General

Room Service, Restaurant, Pet Friendly, Disabled Access, Bar / Lounge, Air Conditioned, Non-Smoking Rooms, Refrigerator, Cable / Satellite TV, In Room Movies, Kitchenette, Coffee / Tea Maker, Microwave, Hair Dryer, Complimentary Toiletries, TV, Disabled Parking, Wheel Chair Access, Shower, Bathtub/Shower Combination, Spa/Jetted Tub, Cots, Coffee Shop/Cafeteria, Vending Machines, Family Room

Activities

Fitness Room/Gym, Swimming pool, Tour Desk, Massage / Beauty Centre, Tennis Courts, Golf Course, Bath / Hot Tub, Spa bath / Jacuzzi, Excursions, Mountain Biking, Cycling, Horse Riding, Bird Watching, Hiking, Fitness Facilities, Jacuzzi, Pool Outdoor, Outdoor heated pool

Services

Business Center, Concierge, Elevator / Lift, 24 Hour Reception, Dry Cleaning, Housekeeping, Banquet Facilities, Conference Room(s), Multilingual Staff, Safe-Deposit Box, Security Guard, ATM / Cash Machine, Wake-up Service, Meeting Rooms, Laundry service, Bicycle Rental, Desk, Direct dial phone, Ballroom, Audio/Visual Equipment, Full-service catering, Exhibit Space, Express Check-In/Check-Out, Self Laundry

Internet

High-speed Internet is available at this hotel. Wireless internet on site. Internet via modem/data port is available.

Parking

The hotel has free parking.

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From 3:00 PM

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Prior to 12:00 PM

The following questions have been answered for you by Arizona Riverpark Inn...

What are your breakfast options?

We offer a complimentary full American breakfast each morning (except during Gem Show: 1-21 to 2-11).

What transport is available to get around?

We have a complimentary Shuttle that is available upon request and travels around 5 mile radius.

What can I do nearby?

Area Attractions:

- Downtown Tucson. As the cultural and historical heart of what was the "Old Pueblo", downtown Tucson has something for everyone. Downtown Tucson boasts ten nearby historic districts, plus the arts district, which is the home of many unique galleries and artist workshops. Downtown is Tucson's cultural hub and features performances by local theater, opera, symphony and ballet companies, as well as touring Broadway Shows and national performing artists. Downtown Tucson's historic landmarks include St. Augustine Cathedral, the old Pima County Courthouse and two historic railroad depots. There is plenty of shopping, great restaurants, night spots and more. Take the Presidio Trail walking tour of downtown Tucson.

- Mercado San Agustine (MSA). Opening in December 2010 Mercado San Augustine is located West of I-10 in the Menlo Park neighborhood of downtown on the corner of the Avenida del Convento and Congress Street. Focused on small business growth, this will be Tucson's first public market with 18 small businesses and a vendor mix that offers a little something for everyone.

- Mission San Xavier del Bac. This historic church has been restored to look as it did in the 1790's when it was built. A visit to the mission will take you back to the old days of Spanish exploration and settlement in Mexico and the American southwest. The Mission is still served by the Franciscan Friars and is an active church for people in the area.

- Reid Park Zoo. Come and visit more than 400 different animals from all over the world. Go behind the exhibits and cages and get a glimpse of how the zoo operates. You can even schedule a birthday party at the zoo. Classes, programs, camps and special events are going on all the time.

- Mt. Lemmon. Take the scenic road to the top of Mt. Lemmon for spectacular views of the entire valley. Mt. Lemmon is the United States southern-most ski center and is 20-30 degrees cooler year-round. Mt. Lemmon and Summerhaven are nestled among the lush forests of the Coronado National Forest and are one of the Southwest's "sky islands". A not-to-be-missed attraction.

- Saguaro National Park. The giant Saguaro cactus is familiar to us all from John Wayne's movies. It is the living symbol of the American West and gives its name to this national park, whose two districts feature more than 164 miles of hiking trails. A must-see for visitors and a must-do for backpackers and hikers.

- Old Tucson Studio. Arizona's "Hollywood in the Desert." Since 1939, movies and television programs featuring scenes of the Arizona desert have been filmed here. Film and television shoots are going on throughout the year. A great place for a special party, Old Tucson Studios has spacious facilities, top-flight banquet menus, and of course, lots of entertainment.

- Kitt Peak National Observatory. Astronomy buffs will not want to miss this. The Kitt Peak National Observatory is actually the hub of a group of observatories that conduct nighttime observations of the stars, planets and galaxies, and daytime observations of the sun. The observatory is just 56 miles southwest of Tucson and has a visitor's center, open daily.

- Tohono Chul Park. There is no better place to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the Sonoran Desert than Tohono Chul Park. When the wildflowers come out, it's truly a spectacular sight. Events such as lectures and workshops are regular features.

- Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Aviation enthusiasts will want to visit the base, only 8 miles east of the Riverpark Inn, which has the largest aircraft storage facility in the United States. Tours to the public can be arranged through the Pima Air & Space Museum.

- Pima Air and Space Museum. Ranked as the sixth best aviation attraction in the United States according to traveler ratings, the Pima Air and Space Museum is one of the world's largest, non-government funded aerospace museums. Adjacent to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, the museum occupies 80 acres with 48 aircraft on display.

- Sabino Canyon. Talk about history. Columbian mammoth wandered the area around 12,000 B.C. Later local Indian tribes used the creek for irrigation purposes. Cavalry soldiers in the 1800's came to make use of a swimming hole that's still there today. Hiking trails, an outdoor tram ride, a museum and six galleries of displays and pictures round out the offerings of this unique Tucson attraction.

Do you have internet?

We offer complimentary internet (both wired and wireless) throughout the hotel.

Do you provide parking?

We offer complimentary parking for any size vehicle.

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