Hotels near Atria Bell Gardens Academy Hall Theatre

"Room was untidy and old . Crappy bathroom"

"Super clean room excellent extra large shower with bars all the way around and the staff helpful and pleasant"

"The whole room and bathroom are very spacious. I really liked the bathroom amenities. The staff was very helpful."

"Great location for us. Stayed twice. There was a bit of confusion over the parking. But all in all a great place to stay."

"Rooms are exactly like the pictures absolutely amazing. I rented king room with jacuzzi in the room which was amazing. Cute bar and restaurant on site. Good food, friendly staff and great guest service. Dinner was a little pricey but definitely worth it atmosphere was great. So nice I decided to stay an extra night 🌙"

"Front desk staff were always pleasant and helpful. Room seems to have been renovated recently. Spacious and comfortable, although if you like to unpack your clothes the only drawers are in the night table, which was a bit odd. And no suitcase rack! The shampoo and conditioner are actually quite nice! Really close to several beautiful places to explore. Definitely would stay here again if I find myself coming to Tucson!"

"I think this place is brand new. Check-in was easy and the room was clean. For the price, it really isn’t a bad stay, BUT, there are no water cups in the room, and no hand towels. Just kind of odd things to not provide, but again, a totally fine stay, especially for the price!"

"Staff was very helpful and friendly!"

"The check-in desk staff were 5 stars, I especially feel so about Jonathan. The omlet chef and bar tender were great but understaffed leading to long lines and I perceived stressed due to this. The after “happy hours” bar/restaurant was unwelcome with condiment holders on the tables and bright lighting. My suite was expensive but wonderful with a beautiful view of the mountains from my balcony. The tv was terrible with little apparent connection to the remote as programs scrolled over and over with no way to click on one and the cable shows had no indication of where the program was or how to start something at the beginning."