ProjectVegan’s “Welcome to Paradise” Guest Home offers vegetarian and vegan travelers, and visitors to Tucson and the surrounding area, a comfortable and serene place to stay.
This beautifully appointed Guest Home offers many amenities and is the only exclusively vegetarian extended stay destination in Tucson. The Guest Home was originally a detached artist's studio but is now a roomy and fully equipped 850 square foot home-away-from-home.

We believe in reduce, reuse, and recycle. Two skylights in the kitchen and living area plus one in the bathroom allow for an abundance of natural light during the day, reducing the electrical consumption. The Guest Home uses time-of-use electrical metering. We encourage recycling of all appropriate materials and provide a container for these items.

The Guest Home features a total of six (6) ceiling fans: five (5) inside + one (1) outside for the times you'll be enjoying the covered rear porch. There are a total of five (5) windows: four (4) windows that open and one (1) clerestory window in the bedroom. There's an abundance of natural light and excellent air circulation.

Are you the guardian of a well-mannered cat or dog under 20 lbs. who loves to travel and who you wouldn't think of leaving behind? We’re pet-friendly!
An extra deposit of $250 is required; please note that we must restrict the number, weight, and size we can accommodate.  

The entire Guest Home back and side property is enclosed by a wrought iron fence accessible through the back door. There's a fully enclosed outdoor shower area that is safe for smaller dogs to be off leash. There are two dog parks within 4 miles of the Guest House. Please remember to keep your dog leashed at all times outside the Guest Home grounds. Also, no cat can be left outside alone.

The Guest Home is located on over ½ acre of pristine desert area with a natural arroyo in the far back just outside the wrought iron fence. This offers a wonderful (but hands-off) viewing of many different types of wildlife. We occasionally have coyotes & javelina outside the fenced grounds, plus rabbits, quail, doves, and numerous other types of birds on the grounds. There is an abundance of cacti and natural vegetation on the grounds and surrounding area.

 
        Places to visit in Tucson & the Surrounding Area

Arizona State Parks shows information about the Catalina State Park, Boyce Thompson Arboretum, Kartchner Caverns, Patagonia Lake, Picacho Peak, and Tubac Presidio State Park which are all within 120 miles of Tucson.

The Tucson Vacation Guide offered through Arizona Leisure, gives additional information on weather, maps, golf, area attractions, and nearby cities and towns.

Arizona Desert Sonoran Museum                
Biosphere 2                                                Botanical Gardens - Tucson
Colossal Cave Mountain Park                      Coronado National Forest
Mount Lemmon                                          Pima Air & Space Museum
Sabino & Bear Canyon                                Saguaro National Parks: East & West
San Xavier del Bac Mission                          Titan Missile Museum
Tohono Chul Park                                       Tumacacori Mission