Tucson Hotel Guide - Desert Discovery Center hotels in Tucson, United States of America.

"Yes"

"Very responsive host, fantastic lodging nestled in foothills of Tuscon, well maintained and equipped properly. Very serene."

"Beautiful, clean, spacious and comfortable home with great amenities. Enjoy sipping coffee on the pool patio while watching the sunrise over the Catalinas. Proximity to amazing hiking and all that downtown Tucson has to offer. "

"The outdoor amenities were very welcoming. "

"The house was exactly as advertised. A wonderful property and well maintained. What really stood out was all the small amenities a guest would need. Usually, the first thing we have to do is make a list of everything we will need during our stay and go shopping. Generally that list includes toilet paper, Kleenex, paper towels, dish soap, laundry detergent, etc. Not here and there were so many more. I would without hesitation stay at this property again. "

"The house was very welcoming. LOTS of space. The scenery in the mornings and late afternoons were amazing. It is really quiet. The garage access to the house assist with loading and unloading items. 3 huge bathrooms helps with the group. We had friends over the first night that we came to the visit in Arizona. The kitchen space and dining area is a HUGE plus. Then we took it to the patio for some late night conversations and relaxing watching the stars. The price was comfortable after shopping around for different places. We really enjoyed this home. The agent that assisted us was great. Checked in before the travel and stayed in contact just enough to make it very welcoming. Thank you!!!"

"We had a wonderful stay. The facilities were comfortable, the house and gardens are beautiful, the location was close enough to the city while being nestled in nature! Five stars"

"The host was very helpful and responsive. The property and casita were perfect for us. It is a beautiful location close to trails and shopping. And the casita itself was adorable and had that rustic old Tucson feel."

"Rustic, probably best when weather is cooler so you can sleep with windows open in order to hear owls and coyotes at night. That’s a true desert experience. "