Tucson Hotel Guide - International Wildlife Museum hotels in Tucson, United States of America.

"Great location, well maintained property perfect for families."

"It was simply awesome !!"

"This house was AWESOME!!! Clean, quiet, beautiful, with plenty of towels, supplies & amenities!! Our host, Steve, was hugely accommodating & quick to respond whenever we needed anything!! Comfy beds, lovely pool & hottub & private backyard! We had 3 vehicles & parking was a bit tight, but it worked!! Pretty close to the Sonora Desert Museum, which was well worth the trip! And just 20 minutes to the airport! We highly recommend!!!"

"Clean condo, easy interaction with host, and close to greatoutdoor adventures."

"House fully equipped, good setup. Kitchen and grill came in handy. Everything great. One small feedback is pool was a little chilly, but understand that pool was not listed a heated. Would stay again!"

"The four of us (college sorority sisters, class of ‘71) had a terrific time in this lovely home. The backyard and pool are simply beautiful and the interior of the home was spacious, immaculately clean and well appointed. Comfy beds and large bathrooms and an awesome kitchen made our stay a delight."

"The house had everything you could think of and was very clean and comfortable. The host was very responsive and acomadating. Great home that we would definitely stay at again when visiting out Wildcat. "

"This property is so beautiful. It’s a little hard to find the first time especially if it’s dark. The house is cosy in all the best ways. Be aware that it’s predominantly heated by the fire place. There is plenty of wood and starters provided though. A heating unit also in the back bedroom as well. Everything we needed was provided and the property manager was very responsive to questions and helping figure out the Wi-Fi. My dad and I were very happy staying here. "

"The property had a really nice lived in feel, we appreciated that it felt so authentic and personal. I loved the pool deck, the pink floors, and the wooden framing in the upstairs bedroom "