Downtown Clifton
The Property
On the western end of the genteel Armory Park neighborhood, facing into the Barrio Viejo, The Downtown Clifton hotel is a part of the heart and soul of downtown Tucson and yet a world apart.
Where are we?
Neighborhood
Stroll two blocks south, past the Jewish history museum, the first synagogue built in the Arizona Territory, and you will find yourself at Bon Boutique, a detour into Parisian casual chic. Next door, you can eat at Desta Ethiopian Café or pick up a few necessities at 5 Points Café and Market. Wander west toward A Mountain, Tucson’s birthplace, through picturesque Barrio Viejo and you will end up at El Tiridito, the 140-year-old shrine to a tragic love triangle. Stop by El Pilito, the museum and gallery next to it, and be sure to grab a bite to eat at El Minuto Café, which has been serving Sonoran food in the Barrio since 1939. To the north and the east of The Downtown Clifton is Tucson’s rapidly revitalizing downtown core and the quirky Fourth Avenue Shopping District.
Amenities
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Bar
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Coffee
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Complimentary Wi-Fi
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Dog Friendly
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Flat Screen TV
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Pet Friendly
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Restaurant
Some History
The downtown Tucson hotel was built in 1948 along Stone Avenue, formerly US route 80, which linked Douglas to the south and Phoenix to the north. In 2014, the vintage hotel was purchased from its original owners and lovingly restored into The Downtown Clifton Hotel.
