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1. Hertz Car Rental - Tucson International Airport (TUS) - Tucson
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7275 S Tucson Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85756
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4worldlovers: Car rental at Tucson International Airport offers you easy access to a superb city, spectacular scenery, and all the wonders of the great Copper State.
Tucson encapsulates what makes this part of the south so special. The city supplies magnificent mountain ranges and sprawling desert, giving you plenty to see and do in and around the Old Pueblo.
Whether you want to explore Tucson itself or enjoy some classic experiences like horseback riding and guest ranches, getting yourself a vehicle as soon as you land is the best way to see it all. Thanks to amazing connections you can also enjoy a road trip to Phoenix, New Mexico, and California too.
With Tucson Airport car rental you can choose from small, medium, and large sedans, as well as SUVs, pickup trucks, and convertibles.
Hire a car with Hertz to start exploring this amazing southern city and its surrounding states.
TCC Parking Lot A (85701) is close to the Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson, and Tucson Arena.
1501 Sentinel Peak Rd S Parking (85701) is near Mission Garden and the Steward Observatory.
Toole Avenue Parking Lot (85701) is conveniently located for Arizona State Museum and the Children’s Museum Tucson.
The I-10 is a major east-west interstate that runs from California to New Mexico.
The I-19 runs between Tucson and New Mexico, crossing through U.S. 89 and Nogales.
State Route 77 is the main highway that stretches over most of Arizona.
It takes around two hours to make the 120 mile/190 km journey from Tucson Airport to Phoenix:
Collect your rental car from the airport’s ground transportation center.
Exit the airport and merge onto the I-10 W via the slip road to Phoenix.
Keep right at the fork and continue to follow signs for Flaggstaff/I-10 Truck Rte.
Turn onto S 7th St and then after 1.3 miles turn left onto E Washington St.
Collect your car and head south on S Tucson Blvd. Take a left onto E Corona Rd. After 1.5miles turn left onto S Alvernon Way. In less than a mile, take a right onto E Valencia Rd. Continue on this road for 4.5 miles, and use the left lane to make a U-turn. After 0.1 miles, turn right onto S Kolb Rd. Continue for 1.6 miles, then turn right onto E Irvington Rd. Turn left onto S Houghton Rd after four miles. Continue for one mile, then turn right. After two miles, take a left and arrive.
Located around six miles from central Tucson, this blissful resort resides in the beautiful cactus-lined Saguaro National Park. Some rooms have mountain views and balconies, while golf courses and a multi-level outdoor pool are also available to guests.
Centrally situated in Tucson’s downtown entertainment district, just 900 yards from Tucson Museum of Art, you can relax in both the rooftop pool and suites that offer living rooms and balconies. The hotel has a fitness center, complimentary wi-fi and private parking is also available.
A great golf resort – with a 36-hole course – this offers spectacular views of the Santa Catalina Mountains, attractive rooms with exposed ceiling beams, and spa and sauna facilities. Enjoy some golf, have a hit of tennis and then relax in the award-winning spa or pool.
This AAA Four Diamond restaurant offers amazing mountain views from its window seats. The Grill features authentic, new American cuisine made with ingredients from the organic gardens of the resort it is part of. Its menu boasts local produce and dishes such as lobster fettuccine, Colorado lamb loin, Berkshire pork chops and Scottish salmon.
This small-but-creative restaurant serves up traditional southwestern dishes such as tacos and soaked brisket – as well as sensational snickerdoodle pancakes.
Centrally located in downtown Tucson, 47 Scott is a neighborhood bistro where you’ll find steak and fish dishes in a hip setting. Its menu includes classics like phyllo chicken, chicken saltimbocca and meatloaf, as well as soups, salads and seafood.
Tucson encapsulates what makes this part of the south so special. The city supplies magnificent mountain ranges and sprawling desert, giving you plenty to see and do in and around the Old Pueblo.
Whether you want to explore Tucson itself or enjoy some classic experiences like horseback riding and guest ranches, getting yourself a vehicle as soon as you land is the best way to see it all. Thanks to amazing connections you can also enjoy a road trip to Phoenix, New Mexico, and California too.
With Tucson Airport car rental you can choose from small, medium, and large sedans, as well as SUVs, pickup trucks, and convertibles.
Hire a car with Hertz to start exploring this amazing southern city and its surrounding states.
TCC Parking Lot A (85701) is close to the Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson, and Tucson Arena.
1501 Sentinel Peak Rd S Parking (85701) is near Mission Garden and the Steward Observatory.
Toole Avenue Parking Lot (85701) is conveniently located for Arizona State Museum and the Children’s Museum Tucson.
The I-10 is a major east-west interstate that runs from California to New Mexico.
The I-19 runs between Tucson and New Mexico, crossing through U.S. 89 and Nogales.
State Route 77 is the main highway that stretches over most of Arizona.
It takes around two hours to make the 120 mile/190 km journey from Tucson Airport to Phoenix:
Collect your rental car from the airport’s ground transportation center.
Exit the airport and merge onto the I-10 W via the slip road to Phoenix.
Keep right at the fork and continue to follow signs for Flaggstaff/I-10 Truck Rte.
Turn onto S 7th St and then after 1.3 miles turn left onto E Washington St.
Collect your car and head south on S Tucson Blvd. Take a left onto E Corona Rd. After 1.5miles turn left onto S Alvernon Way. In less than a mile, take a right onto E Valencia Rd. Continue on this road for 4.5 miles, and use the left lane to make a U-turn. After 0.1 miles, turn right onto S Kolb Rd. Continue for 1.6 miles, then turn right onto E Irvington Rd. Turn left onto S Houghton Rd after four miles. Continue for one mile, then turn right. After two miles, take a left and arrive.
Located around six miles from central Tucson, this blissful resort resides in the beautiful cactus-lined Saguaro National Park. Some rooms have mountain views and balconies, while golf courses and a multi-level outdoor pool are also available to guests.
Centrally situated in Tucson’s downtown entertainment district, just 900 yards from Tucson Museum of Art, you can relax in both the rooftop pool and suites that offer living rooms and balconies. The hotel has a fitness center, complimentary wi-fi and private parking is also available.
A great golf resort – with a 36-hole course – this offers spectacular views of the Santa Catalina Mountains, attractive rooms with exposed ceiling beams, and spa and sauna facilities. Enjoy some golf, have a hit of tennis and then relax in the award-winning spa or pool.
This AAA Four Diamond restaurant offers amazing mountain views from its window seats. The Grill features authentic, new American cuisine made with ingredients from the organic gardens of the resort it is part of. Its menu boasts local produce and dishes such as lobster fettuccine, Colorado lamb loin, Berkshire pork chops and Scottish salmon.
This small-but-creative restaurant serves up traditional southwestern dishes such as tacos and soaked brisket – as well as sensational snickerdoodle pancakes.
Centrally located in downtown Tucson, 47 Scott is a neighborhood bistro where you’ll find steak and fish dishes in a hip setting. Its menu includes classics like phyllo chicken, chicken saltimbocca and meatloaf, as well as soups, salads and seafood.
