DAVIS-MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. -- The Air Force's newest lodging facility held its grand opening ceremony Jan. 27, 2021, here.
The $60 million Air Force Inn provides increased capacity, modernized amenities and replaced the existing lodging facility.
The new facility provides industry standard accommodations to guests, increasing Airman resiliency and readiness.
“As Airmen come in and out of Davis-Monthan or bring their families to visit, they deserve to stay in the Air Force’s newest premier lodging facility,” said Col. Michael Borders, 355th Mission Support Group commander. “More and better rooms will hopefully reduce the stress of moving.”
The 162,000 square-foot building contains 262 rooms and new amenities previously not available.
“There is central HVAC, elevators, luggage carts and guest laundry rooms on all floors,” said Daniel Baker, Air Force Inns Heritage Inn general manager. “There will be a Rickenbacker’s Coffee Shop coming soon.”
Davis-Monthan is proud to offer a modern, comfortable and world class place to stay for all active duty, retired military, Department of Defense civilians and their families while they visit the installation, leaders added.
“The completion of this project is a credit to the hard work and dedication of Mr. Baker and his awesome team and our rescue and attack civil engineer professionals,” Borders said. “I cannot overstate how hard the force support and civil engineer squadrons worked to get this project over the finish line.”