The Adobe Guesthouse

Just a block from Tucson's Arts District and four short blocks from the Tucson Convention Center, this guest house is an easy walk to performance and event venues, as well as many fine restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions. Its central location affords easy access to I-10 and to the University of Arizona.

Your hosts, Robert Bailey (architect) and Stephen Grede (landscape architect) have lovingly restored this adobe and wood structure to a self-sufficient unit.

The two resident dogs and cats may greet you as you lay in the hammock under the pine and Chinaberry trees.

The Adobe Guesthouse has secure off-street parking and a private patio and entrance. Within the charming interior lies a separate living and dining area with a full kitchen, a bedroom, and a generous bathroom. Everything one needs for their home away from home.

• The bedroom has a full-size bed, closet, dresser, and built-in bookcase -- well stocked with games and books about the southwest.
  
• The living area has a full-size wall-bed with private access to the bathroom.
  
• The full bathroom has a large, walk-in shower.
  
• An iron with ironing board and hair dryer are provided for your convenience.
  
• The dining area has a table which comfortably seats four.
  
• The fully equipped kitchen includes a Wolf range, dishwasher, microwave, full-size refrigerator and coffee maker.
  
• The private patio has a table for outdoor dining. Facing the patio is a grotto fountain.
  
• Late each afternoon, baked goods, juice (fresh citrus from our trees in season), and fruit will be supplied for the next morning's enjoyment. The kitchen comes supplied with coffee, a selection of teas, dry cereals, oatmeal, milk and eggs.
  

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