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Tubac Country Inn
13 Burruel Street, P.O.Box 4245
Tubac, AZ, 85646, USA
(520) 398-3178
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Tubac Country Inn celebrates our 20th year- A Boutique Bed and Breakfast Hotel. Let your Tubac Stay Begin!

Tubac Country Inn, a Tubac Bed and Breakfast Accommodation situated right in the heart of Tubac... The finest lodging in the village! A boutique hotel which includes a breakfast offering. Our private baths and private entrances sets us apart for your enjoyment and relaxation.

Stay Simple.. Stay Authentic..

The Tubac Country Inn Bed and Breakfast offers comfortable, Tubac lodging in the famed artist colony , 39 miles south of Tucson in the heart of the Village. Our  accommodations are just steps from the Santa Cruz River and the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail and the 1752 Presidio and museum.

Come explore Tubac and Southern Arizona at the Tubac Country Inn.  Centrally located in the heart of the village, our lodging is steps away from more than 100 galleries, shops and restaurants, our hotel style accomodations merge with bed and breakfast offering luxury amenities in a laid-back atmosphere.

Five spacious guest rooms beautifully reflect the village’s rich history with comfortable southwest décor. Each feature’s queen- size beds, kitchenettes, wifi, private entrance and bath. All rooms face our private garden filled with mesquite trees, cactus and roses. Every morning a complimentary breakfast basket is placed outside your door.

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The Tubac Country Inn Bed and Breakfast is just a half block from the 1752 Presidio established by the Spaniards and Arizona's first State Park.

Area attractions are many and varied for your Tubac stay: art, history, shopping,golfing, star gazing, birding, hiking, biking, girl friends weekend or simply enjoying the peace and tranquilty a small town affords. Experience why Tubac was voted one of the top ten cool small towns in the US by Budget Travel.

In 1752, the commander of the presidio, Juan Bautista de Anza, was ordered to open a new route to California. His journey from Tubac, Az to San Francisco Ca is immortalized as the de Anza Trail, part of historic trail travels along the Santa Cruz River from Tubac to the mission at Tumacacori.

Explore this untouched high Sonoran desert, history, year round Santa Cruz River, and cultural heritage of Mexico and Native American Indians, it's truly a unique experience unmatched by any other location.