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The Historic Joestler Inn

Tucson, Arizona.

The first B&B established in Tucson designed as a near perfect example of early “Santa Fe” style architecture. Our lush courtyard garden is shaded by citrus trees and enormous date palms and bursts with the color of bougainvillea.

Bed and Breakfast Description

This style is based upon the haciendas of the southwestern region, using true adobe construction, authentic Spanish tile, large porches, courtyards, breezeways and in our case, beautiful landscaped grounds. Furnished with fine southwestern antiques, original antique artworks and folk art, our inn is truly the only one its kind in the region.

Your host, Janos Siess, was previously the long-term manager of New York City's famous Café des Artistes restaurant - Janos and his family really know the meaning of fine food and warm hospitality! We are dedicated to providing you with a unique and relaxing experience during your stay.

Enjoy the desert mountain vistas or hike in the high desert. We look forward to hosting you at the La Posada del Valle!

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 99.00 - 175.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 6
With private baths: 6
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full gourmet breakfast

Payment methods accepted:

Services:

luxury bedding & linens, courtyard, mountain views, TV & VCR with access to TV & VCR library, WiFi

Area Attractions and Activities:

- Check out Tucson Tours for a unique and comprehensive overview of Tucson that is both informative and entertaining.
- Horseback Riding at Pantano Stables
- For those who enjoy hiking, we offer a short walk to the Saguaro National Park East, where you can pick up the trailhead on East Broadway. Sabino Canyon is a 10-mile drive and is considered by most to be the supreme hiking spot in Tucson.
- Golf
- Colossal Cave Mountain Park
- Kartchner Caverns
- Mt. Lemmon: A beautiful drive up the mountain, currently under a $16.5 million reconstruction project. Great views, downhill skiing in the winter.

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Check In Instructions:

Be sure to include after hours info and phone contact...

Restrictions

• Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
• Smoking not permitted.
• Pets allowed with limits.
• No access for disabled persons.

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