Tucson Hotel Guide - The Links at Continental Ranch hotels in Tucson, United States of America.

"It was a clean and nice place. The staff was friendly too! "

"Didn’t stay cause the front desk purple hair lady was late to work, in a bad mood, and "

"Good room at a low price."

"Well stocked with plenty of supplies. Good communication with manager. Pretty views of sunset. A little too dark and crowded with decor for me personally. "

"The casita kitchen is well-equiped, as is the rest of the house (walking sticks, hats, information about the area, etc.) It seems that the hosts anticipated every possible need. For example, there is a library of books and dvds. The hosts, who are friendly but not intrusive, responded immediately to any of my concerns. It is very convenient having them on the property.They are also aware of the needs of the birds and animals that visit the property, keeping the feeders full and assuring that the water in the various containers is fresh. It was very relaxing to watch all the activity in the back yard"

"Awesome stay at a discount "

"Breakfast should have been more detailed: Beggars can't be choosers, right? Breakfast consisted of nature valley granola bars, yogurt cup, coffee/tea, and one juice option. Do with that info what you like. "

"Excellent location. Great communication from the host. The property was clean and spacious. The neighborhood was beautiful and quiet. Easy access to businesses, grocery, gas stations, and restaurants. I highly recommend this property and would stay here again. "

"The hotel was generally very average. The biggest issue was their shower. It was extremely slippery—like it had not been rinsed well or it was coated with something. Got in the shower/tub and immediately felt like it was a balancing act. Wasn’t washing my hair. Finished up very carefully and then went to get out—very carefully—and darn near fell flat. I have very good balance, so this was not normal. When I left, I went and told the guy at the front desk—same one that checked me in. I said I thought you should know that the shower must have something very slippery on it because it was a balancing act and very slick. I proceeded to tell him I darn near fell on my head. His words—and nothing else—“well, we have bath mattes available on request.” I let him know this room was also an ADA, as there were grab bars everywhere. I thought I would ask here—how would I know that the shower was slick, until I got in it? And how on earth would I know you had bath mattes? He was not concerned in the slightest. I wouldn’t stay at this hotel if it was free. Make sure to tell the next guest that falls you have bath mattes—after they fall and sue. Worst hotel ever. "