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A luxury, historic guest ranch resort with romantic old-west charm. — The Telegraph
Set in the center of the city, within five minutes of the University of Arizona on what was once the desert edge of town, the Arizona Inn evokes nostalgia for a bygone era. — Gayot
This high-profile spa opened in 1979 to help inaugurate the notion of long, European-style restorative retreats. — Michelin Guide
Located in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa boasts a backyard worth bragging about. — The Telegraph
The most elegant and exclusive of Tucson's golf and tennis resorts is the ever-posh Ritz-Carlton, set in the rolling hills of Marana, about 20 miles northwest of central Tucson. — Fodor's
Guests of this mind-body-spirit resort, near the Santa Catalina Mountains in the High Sonoran Desert, report having "life-changing, transformative stays." — Condé Nast Traveler
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60,000 acres are probably enough to get your mountain adventure on at this premier Dude Ranch. — Condé Nast Traveler
A huge copper mural of cowboys and cacti, and a wide view of the Santa Catalina Mountains grace the lobby of this golf and tennis resort. — Fodor's
This resort is just five minutes by foot from trails leading into the untouched wilderness of Ventana Canyon. — Gayot
Big, luxurious, and loaded with activities, the JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa is a family- and business-friendly hotel located on the outskirts of west Tucson. — Oyster
This laid-back lodging with gorgeous city views and desert gardens has Southwestern character and all the amenities you expect at a major resort. — Fodor's
Out in the middle of the Sonoran desert, the White Stallion Ranch is both a working ranch and guest ranch. — Gayot
Hacienda-style digs in historic Tucson with a pool, desert gardens and modern American eats. — Jetsetter
This traditional adobe B&B is hidden on the far west side of Tucson, just two miles from Saguaro National Park. — Gayot
Nestled near the base of the Catalina Mountains, this all-suites resort is surrounded by acclaimed golf links and a residential gated community. — Gayot
The mix of rooms, suites, and casitas at this 287-unit hotel are comfortable, but a tad generic. — Oyster
This 1960s motor lodge has been reborn as a Santa Fe–style boutique hotel with a Latin theme. — Fodor's
The budget Comfort Suites Sabino Canyon looks at first glance like an average chain property. — Oyster
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