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Read MoreThe Tucson Convention Center has the size and flexibility to accommodate every type of meeting, convention, trade show, banquet, concert or theatrical event you may be planning.
Rio Nuevo has committed to providing over $45 million in improvements for the Tucson Convention Center. With the TCC Hotel now open and more expansion on the West side of the Convention Center, Rio Nuevo also contributed funds for the 370 stall Parking Garage in Lot A. The garage was built in conjunction with the hotel.
The hotel’s exteriors and interiors reflect on the historical Barrio neighborhood and honor the history of Tucson.
Featured Amenities:
• 170 Guest Rooms
• 4,000 square feet of Meeting Rooms
• Restaurant
• Bar
• Starbucks Coffee Bar
• Rooftop Pool and Bar
A foodie paradise with ethnic roots, Tucson offers local dining at its best. The Tucson Originals, an alliance of independently owned local restaurants, purveyors and partners work together to raise awareness of the rich and vibrant culinary community in Tucson.
TUCSON LEADS THE LIST OF "TOP UNDER-THE-RADAR FOOD TOWNS" - The nation's only UNESCO World City of Gastronomy is now also number one on Wine Enthusiast's list of "2016's Top Under-the-Radar Food Towns". "Today, Tucson blooms with enough unique restaurants to justify a food-focused trip," states the article. The list aims to shine a spotlight on five "oft-overlooked locales" throughout the United States.
Find your favorite familiar hotel – Loews, Westin, Marriott, Hilton, Sheraton, and Doubletree all blend Southwestern hospitality with amenities you know and expect. Or discover Tucson's authentic guest ranches, cozy bed-and-breakfasts, and world-famous destination spas.
In Tucson, you can tour underground caves, astronomical observatories, historical missions, an aviation museum, and a university campus. Or take a hike in wilderness, and stroll around unique southwestern-themed venues that blend zoos, botanical gardens, museums, and galleries.
Tucson has been ranked by Bicycling magazine as one of the top cycling cities in the U.S. You can pedal the urban perimeter via The Loop, a 100-mile shared-use path, or explore well-marked mountain-bike trails crisscrossing parks and nature preserves surrounding the city.