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Hacienda del Rey was built in 1996 and has 5,500 square feet under roof. We are nestled on 4 acres adjacent to open land and close to the Saguaro National Monument West. The Inn is also minutes from Interstate Highway 10...yet with all the tranquility of the beautiful Sonoran Desert abundant with Saguaros, cacti and wildlife. |
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| An introduction to Arizona is to experience its unmatched beauty of its land and its people. To love this... |
 Center Courtyard with refreshing, Mexican Cantara Stone Fountain |
... remarkable state is to explore its canyons, flora and fauna, and admire and respect the rich culture. |
we need only to begin with its name...
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"Arizona" is derived from "Arizonac," a ranch just south of the Mexican border. The area around Arizonac, an Indian word for "small springs," or "place of little water," was important to the Spanish because of its rich silver mines. This wealth or gold, silver and copper transformed Arizona into a territory and, eventually a state. The city of Tucson, a fast growing metropolitan area was founded August 20, 1775. Tucson is the oldest continually inhabited settlement in the United States. A climate of low humidity, blue skies and mild winters, compliments outdoor activities year round. |
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 Dining Room |
Guests may enjoy a delicious continental or full breakfast (your choice). Enjoy from a selection of seasonal fresh fruit, a variety of fresh "baked goodies", brewed coffee, teas and juices. There is also a self service snack bar with drinks, fresh fruits and more! |
| For our guest to enjoy we have a 30 jet, 6 person, SPA, patio area with outdoor Santa Fe style Kiva fireplace. |
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Accommodations include spacious rooms, each with private bath, Simmons Beautyrest queen-size bed and a private courtyard entrance. Transportation to and from the Tucson International Airport is available with advance notice at no charge. |
 Guest Room |
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Hacienda del Rey Bed & Breakfast is a member of the following associations:
Arizona Association of Bed & Breakfast Inns
Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Hacienda del Rey Bed & Breakfast 7320 N. Cortaro Rd. Tucson, Arizona 85743 (520) 579-0425 Fax: (520) 579-3830 email: 
Bill & Polly Ritchie, Innkeepers |
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