El Presidio Inn Historic Marker
Testimonial
We recenly spent 4 nights at the El Presidio. Just walking through the old wooden gate and into the enclosed courtyard relaxed us - with its stone patio, fountain, flowering plants and trees. Our room opened directly into the courtyard and it was a joy to step out our door and have a glass of wine sitting in the quiet, enclosed courtyard. One feels very secure in this facility.
Patti is a very welcoming host and her breakfasts leave no room for lunch. She also thoughtfully stocks the room with snacks and drinks. We even had a small, well-equipped kitchen as part of our room. Location is perfect for walking in the historic district as well as downtown; road traffic in the area is surprisingly light.
Highly recommended.
~ Kent M, Winnipeg, Canada
Innkeeper Passing
We regret to inform our loyal and faithful friends and guests that the amazing President of El Presidio Bed and Breakfast, Patti, has passed away. Services for her will be at The First Southern Baptist Church of Tucson, 445 E Speedway Blvd, on February 1st at 1 pm. A gathering of friends and family will be held immediately afterwards at a local restaurant – details and directions will be provided at the service.
This loss is massive for all of us, and we recognize that it has inconvenienced and upset the travel plans for many loyal friends and family that Patti has made over decades. We are truly sorry for the inconvenience and pray that you will understand considering the situation. Details about reservations will be made available when possible.
El Presidio Inn Bed & Breakfast, Tucson, Arizona 800-349-6151
Step back in time. Experience Southwestern charm in a desert oasis with the romance of a country inn. Garden courtyards with the Old Mexico ambience of lush floral displays, fountains, and cobblestone surround four richly appointed guesthouses and suites. Birds abound in the shelter of our mature trees of mesquite, magnolia, palm, Allepo pine, hackberry, lemon, fig and pomegranate.
A Victorian Adobe, El Presidio Bed & Breakfast is a splendid example of American Territorial, blending the rich cultural heritage of Mexican and American building traditions unique to Tucson, and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The award-winning restoration recreated its original Victorian elegance and has been beautifully chronicled in Bantam Publisher's American Design book, The Desert Southwest. El Presidio Bed & Breakfast is the oldest functioning B&B in Tucson.
Some of our amenities include complimentary, property-wide WiFi, televisions and DVD players in each guest room. Each room also has a complimentary land line telephone.
El Presidio Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in the heart of Old Tucson, in the El Presidio Historic District. This is a walking neighborhood with regional artisan shops, lively restaurants, parks, museums, and of course historic attractions.
El Presidio Bed and Breakfast Inn is also convenient to the University of Arizona. A one-mile walk puts you at the U of A campus. This walk takes you through the Fourth Avenue District - Tucson’s unique blend of college town and historic tree lined shopping/restaurant area.
Accomodations
El Presidio Bed & Breakfast features four guest rooms including two rooms in the main building and two rooms that you enter from the courtyard. Guest accommodations are filled with fine antique furnishings, original art, and fresh flowers with an emphasis on luxury and quality. All have private baths, kitchenettes, telephones, TV's, fluffy bathrobes, and private entrances.
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Breakfast
Each morning we serve a sumptuous homemade breakfast. The daily breakfast menu is inspired by seasonal offerings. We cook and bake with organic and fresh products and produce whenever possible.
We serve one menu daily but create custom meals for those with dietary restrictions and preferences. Let us know when you make your reservation and we'll plan accordingly.
Tour the Inn
Discover the delightful garden in the spacious courtyard. Flowers seem to be everywhere! The focal point of the courtyard is the antique three-tiered stone fountain.
In traditional adobe style, the Inn's main house is centered around a zaguan, or wide center hall, with soaring 17-foot ceilings.
Three photo galleries provide a tour of this beautiful historic property.