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El Conquistador Tucson a Hilton Resort
The El Conquistador Hilton Resort will be the setting for our wedding ceremony and reception so we hope you decide to stay with us here! If you are planning on staying for more nights than just the night of the wedding (which we hope you will be), the hotel will honor our discount code for 3 nights before and after 4/11/2026. And if you plan on staying even longer, simply call the hotel and let them know you are staying for the Harris-Carrazzone wedding and they will apply the discount to all nights desired. If you come across any issues when trying to book, either online or on the phone, PLEASE contact either Paul or Katie and let them know your issue and they will make sure to clear it up!!
Discount Code - CHW410
Travel Note
Flight and Travel Helpful tips:
We know Tucson is a far destination for some of our guests and we highly appreciate your commitment to celebrating our love! We want to make your experience as pleasant as possible, even when we know flying can be upleasant. There are 3 options to get to Tucson, AZ via flight. 1: Fly into Tucson Int'l Airport (TUS) For those flying from the NY/NJ area, we are sorry to say there are no direct flights into Tucson. If you are ok with having a brief layover, then flying into Tucson is a great option. It is about a 35 minute drive from the airport to the El Conquistador Resort Hotel. 2. Fly into Phoenix Int'l Airport (PHX) and rent a car. This is a great option for anyone who wants a direct flight to Arizona. It is about an hour and half drive from the Phoenix airport to the El Conquistador Resort Hotel. If you think you want to explore the Tucson area and see some beautiful desert sites, then having a car will suit you well. 3. Fly into Phoenix Int'l Airport (PHX) and take a shuttle to Tucson. Groome Transportation, https://groometransportation.com/ offers shuttle service from Phoenix Airport to 3 different stops in Tucson for around $50. That drive is about an hour and a half. The stop that will get you closest to El Conquistador is the Twin Peaks stop, which is the first stop in Tucson.
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