... a car, but I'm a little anxious (just turning 75, albeit with an unblemished record) that no one will rent to us. By any chance does anyone know policies of the different car rental agencies? Or at least which ones are the best, and I can start from there ... more

... an maximum age for car rentals. If you have a valid driving license and credit card, then you should be okay.> if we plan to come for two weeks, is vrbo still the best way to go? Most places on VRBO charge weekly rates and/or have 4 day minimum rentals. If you ... more

There are a lot of condos around Ventana Canyon, in the Catalina Foothills and maybe 10 minutes from Skyline / Campbell. Very nice area and shopping and restaurants close by. http://www.vrbo.com/vacation-rentals/region/usa/arizona/tucson-area/tucson/ventana-canyon ... more

... live where we bought our vacation rental home- in Sabino Springs in northeast Tucson right up against the Catalina mountain range. It is just perfecto, feels like a resort golf community, yet a short drive to all the amenities. Beautiful surroundings, very well maintained grounds and very safe with gated ... more

Try vrbo.com and the sublet section of Craig's List: http://tucson.craigslist.org/sub/ Typically, rentals like that require 5-7 days minimum stay. ... more

This is who we used last year http://www.vacationrentals.com/vacation-rentals/Tucson-Arizona.html You might find that you have to pay for more days than you want but even throwing away the excess days still works out cheaper than hotels. Do you have your exact dates yet? ... more

... don't think you find a 3 day rental, but you might consider a B&B, which would offer you a short term stay, some meals and ownwers on site who can help you locally. Here's one to consider: http://www.lerendez-vous.com/tucson-bed-and-breakfast.htm ... more