Tucson, AZ is home to the historic Pioneer Hotel. 02-07
Cochise Hotel
Cochise, AZ Photo courtesy Gorb70
Check out the Cochise Hotel in the Arizona town of Cochise. The hotel originally opened in 1882 from the looks of things. The hotel is the oldest hotel in Arizona and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 02-07
Pueblo Hotel
Tucson, AZ Photo courtesy Gorb70
The Pueblo Hotel in Tucson features a diver character jumping into a swimming pool on its marquee. 03-07
UPDATE 09/10 : The Pueblo Hotel sign still stands tall as of Summer 2010. The Pueblo originally was known as The Willard Hotel back in the early 20th Century. The hotel changed its name to the Pueblo Hotel in 1944 and the sign was added in the 1950's. The hotel closed down in 1984.The building is now home to law offices. 09-10
UPDATE 09/21 : Here are a couple more photos of t his gem. 09-21
A close up of the sign
Tucson, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
A shot of the building as well
Tucson, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Here's the Glenwood Hotel in Tucson. Check out the sign standing tall on top of the roof. The Glenwood Hotel was built in 1908 as a two story building in the Armory Park Historic District. The 03-07
Glenwood Hotel
Tucson, AZ
Photo courtesy Gorb70
Glenwood Hotel
Tucson, AZ
Photo courtesy Gorb70
Monte Vista Hotel Coffee Shop
Flagstaff, AZ Photo courtesy Rod Holcomb
Near the main boulevard in the Route 66 town of Flagstaff, the Monte Vista Hotel has been a landmark sight for over 80 years. Built in 1926, the Hotel Monte Vista was originally named the Community Hotel until a contest winner renamed it to what it is today. The hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Pioneer Hotel
Cochise Hotel
Pueblo Hotel
Near the main boulevard in the Route 66 town of Flagstaff, the 
