I agree with a lot of what's been said here--La Siesta is a sweet little joint in a no-mans stretch of road. The front-desk team IS terrific. It's pretty close to everything. The room was small but well-appointed. The TV was old with bad reception, which was oddly notable; it felt very weird in this era of flat-screens to barely... more

Not only is the location great, but the service and accomodations were fantastic. It's very close to 4th street action, easily accessible to Saguaro Nat'l Park and the highway. Cabbie came to the door for New Yr's Eve and it was all arranged by the motel management. Funky and Fun is posted on the sign and that's the truth! Comfortable... more

I'm not too keen on regular Joe-blow type hotels. But, I do love, love, love quirky little motels. Like La Siesta Motel down in Tucson. The cutest rooms all tricked out in different styles. Zen, Country, etc... When I showed up on X-mas night, they had my lights on, the heater blasting and Thank God, a nice glass of red... more

We were in Tucson a road trip and trying to find a reasonably priced, nice place to stay with a central location. We found it at La Siesta Motor Court Lodge on Oracle Road in Tucson. It is an older motel, a kind of Route 66 fantasy. The room we had was a suite, very spacious with kitchen (with utensils... more

Just got back from a whirlwind business trip to the Southwest. Found La Siesta on Trip Advisor and decided to give it a try as a break from the humdrum of hotels/business travel. Steve and Todd (and Rusty!!) couldn't be more gracious hosts - our room was clean, kitschy and comfortable. And did I mention how affordable it was? I... more

My visit to La Siesta has been a fun enjoyable experience. The service is quite welcoming and will take good care of your needs. The salt water pool is great option when the weather permits and a grass area to relax and/or play games on. I will refer my friends and family to La Siesta and will be back for... more

I stayed at La Siesta while visiting family in Tucson. During my stay, I felt like La Siesta had become my "Home Away From Home!" I was given a genuinely warm welcome by the owners, who accomodated my every need. This vintage motel was the perfect place to relax...in my room, sitting outside at the ramada, or by the pool.... more

This sweet place has so much to offer to travelers looking for something off the beaten path of soulless, industrially packaged chain hotels. For the retro enthusiast, Iit's reminiscent of the classic Route 66 motels of the 30s and 40s, beautifully restored. And that neon sign! For those interested in local culture, it's located very near Tucson's vibrant downtown and... more

Been meaning to write up another short review of our stay there on our 10th anniversary. My partner and I decided to celebrate with a short trip to Tucson to see Andrew Bird in concert, diner at Poca Cosa and a night at our favorite motel in Tucson. We where treated with a wonderful custom card, chocolates and chilled bottle... more