Indian Hill Bed & Breakfast

Experience the unique  Sonoran Desert at your doorstep on four lush acres in northeast Tucson. Named after its locale, Indian Hill Bed & Breakfast is a hacienda-style residence offering guests lodging in four beautifully appointed rooms. The B & B is located in a mountain-framed, peaceful and secluded setting, amid an abundance of native cacti and trees.

From this private setting, guests can enjoy superb views of the Santa Catalina and Rincon Mountain ranges while relaxing in their rooms, on the patios, or socializing in the Great Room. Designed and operated with the comfort and convenience of its guests in mind, Indian Hill Bed & Breakfast's guest rooms are furnished with custom, handcrafted furniture and provide many of the features and amenities of a luxury hotel.

A full breakfast is served between 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. in the Great Room dining area or, if preferred, outside on the patio. A freshly prepared hot dish is offered daily. It may be eggs gratin (baked eggs topped with mushrooms, green onions, bell pepper and cheese) served with chicken and apple sausage, or blueberry french toast with blueberry-maple syrup, or perhaps a scrumptious three cheese and salsa omelet, a guest favorite. In addition, we provide a buffet of fresh fruit salad; yogurt; a selection of cereals including organic, wholegrain and low carb; fresh breads from a local French bakery (some of our favorites are country whole grain, cranberry walnut, or cinnamon raisin!) Beverages include Starbucks regular and decaffeinated coffees prepared and served in thermal French presses. Tea-drinkers do not despair!  We have a varied selection available for a freshly-brewed cup! Every effort is made to accommodate guests’ dietary restrictions. We do ask, so please notify us of any food allergies, special needs or restrictions when making a room reservation. Thank you!

All guest rooms at Indian Hill Bed & Breakfast feature...

• Custom bedroom furniture, desks, chairs & bathroom vanities
  all handcrafted from wormwood maple by local furniture maker
• Private bathroom with shower, hair dryer, robes
• Queen beds with Tempur-Pedic mattresses and pillows
• Individual climate control and variable speed ceiling fan
• TV with DVD/CD player, alarm clock/radio
• Wi-Fi high-speed internet access
• Silent refrigerator stocked with complimentary beverages
• Coffee and tea making facilities
• Private covered patio & entry with wrought iron furniture
• Easy access to lighted parking areas

Indian Hill Bed & Breakfast is located only 25 minutes from downtown Tucson and near many of the area's attractions including golf, shopping, and a wide variety of restaurants. Indian Hill Bed & Breakfast is an ideal lodging place for both vacationers and business travelers alike.

What a fabulous place! I don’t know what was better, the bed, the breakfast or the view. – Chris, Scottsdale, AZ

Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us. We have never felt so comfortable or so welcomed in a B & B. The rooms are inviting, the views spectacular and your hospitality is beyond compare. – Rose and Joe, Allendale, NJ

Indian Hill B & B is 1st Class! Thank you for making us feel like we were visiting good friends in a beautiful surrounding. – Dan and Nancy, Cave Creek, AZ

A beautiful view, room, breakfast – everything was thought out for our utmost convenience and comfort – a real treat. You will be at the top of our list of wonderful B & B’s. – Lee and Joy, Long Island, NY

The best gem in Tucson we found was your Indian Hill B & B. Only your gracious hospitality surpassed your lovely accommodations. We will be back! – Mary and Mike, Clarkdale, AZ

Wonderful place – Wonderful people – Wonderful stay! – Jo Ann, Baraboo, WI

From Phoenix:
Exit at Ina Road (Exit 248) turning left at the light to head east on Ina.
You will continue straight on for about 11 miles over which the road name changes from Ina to Skyline Drive and then becomes Sunrise Drive.
Notable cross streets to watch for as you head east are Shannon, Oracle, Campbell and Pontatoc.
About half a mile after crossing Pontatoc you will be making a right turn.
Turn right onto Swan Road and head South on Swan for about 2 miles to River Road.
Turn left at River and head East for 3 miles crossing Craycroft along the way until you come to Sabino Canyon Road.
Turn right onto Sabino Canyon, and head South for 1.5 miles towards Tanque Verde Road moving into the left lane en route.
Turn left at Tanque Verde and stay on it going east for about 4.5 miles.
When Tanque Verde narrows to a 2- lane road (with no lane for making left turns) you are almost at Tomahawk Trail.
(If you reach Houghton you have gone too far!)
Turn left onto Tomahawk Trail and proceed North for 0.7 miles. We are on the left side.
Look for our number, 2955, on a short green post next to metal sign reading "Indian Hill".
It is a long gravel driveway (150 yards) and you will pass through an open gate on the way.
Pull up to the large green gate which is the entry to the front garden.

From Tucson International Airport:
Leaving the airport, turn right (East) onto Valencia Road.
Follow Valencia for 10 miles until it ends at Houghton Road.
Turn left onto Houghton and drive North for 9 miles until you reach Tanque Verde Road.
Turn left (West) onto Tanque Verde then after 0.2 miles take the first right onto Tomahawk Trail. Drive North on Tomahawk about 0.7 miles to No. 2955, our driveway is on the left.
It is a long gravel driveway (150 yards) and you will pass through an open gate on the way up.
Pull up to the large green gate which is the entry to the front garden and we will help you unload.

From El Paso:
Exit I 10 at Houghton Road (Exit 275), turn right at the end of the ramp.
Proceed North on Houghton for about 14 miles until you reach Tanque Verde Road.
Turn left (West) onto Tanque Verde then after 0.2 miles take the first right onto Tomahawk Trail. Drive North on Tomahawk about 0.7 miles to No. 2955, our driveway is on the left.
It is a long gravel driveway (150 yards) and you will pass through an open gate on the way up.
Pull up to the large green gate which is the entry to the front garden and we will help you unload. Should you encounter any problems en route, please call us and we will provide whatever assistance we can.

Here is a list of our favorite links providing information about the many and varied attractions which make the Sonoran Desert and the Tucson region such a wonderful place to visit. We hope this list helps you plan activities for your stay in Tucson.

• Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum - www.desertmuseum.org
• The Amerind Foundation - www.amerind.org
• Biosphere 2 - www.bio2.edu
• Colossal Cave Mountain Park - www.colossalcave.com
• DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun - www.degrazia.org
• Hiking Information - www.arizona.sierraclub.org/trail_guide
• Kitt Peak National Observatory - www.noao.edu/kpno
• Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau - www.visitTucson.org
• Mission San Xavier del Bac - www.emol.org/tucson/sanxavier/sanxavier.html
• Old Tucson Studios - www.oldtucson.com
• Pima Air & Space Museum - www.pimaair.org
• Reid Park Zoo - www.tucsonzoo.org
• Sabino Canyon - www.sabinocanyon.com
• Sabino Canyon Recreation Area - www.fs.fed.us/r3/coronado/scrd/rec/recareas/sabino
• Saguaro National Park East - www.nps.gov/sagu
• Sonoita Vineyards - www.sonoitavineyards.com
• Titan Missile Museum - www.pimaair.org/TitanMM/titanhome.shtml
• Tohono Chul Park - www.tohonochulpark.org
• Trail Dust Town - www.traildusttown.com
• Tucson Botanical Gardens - www.tucsonbotanical.org
• Tucson City Golf - www.tucsoncitygolf.com