Omni Tucson National Resort

Everything was superb. The resort was elegant, tasteful, upscale, and offered all the amenities that I look for when choosing a place to stay. The staff was friendly, helpful and courteous. The grouds were really beautiful.

Loved my stay - if you want amazing service and lovely views, options for food and great amenities it is for you. It is not a Mountain/rugged experience. It is more elevated.

We had a splendid time here. Myken really went out of her way to make us feel comfortable and we had a relaxing getaway. The flowers and chocolate covered strawberries were *chef's kiss*. Andres at the Peak was amazing, too! We stopped into the spa as well and that was equally awesome. We would definitely stay again next time we are in Tucson.

This one was a NO for me, unfortunately. The pool is pretty. We had no hand soap for 2 days. We called and they told us there was a "shortage." That is no good in this flu season and while traveling. The rooms give Vegas circa 1997. No desert theme or anything notable. Photos attached. Restaurants are so so. Food is not expensive here but it isn't wonderful. Honestly I would not stay here again. I travel a LOT and expect better. Even the holiday in has hand soap. They finally brought some but it took 2 days.

I travelled from the UK for a winter vacation in February 2026. Our objectives were some sunshine, golf for me, cycling for my wife and a visit to the WM Phoenix Open in Scottsdale. We were obviously hoping for a 5 star holiday and were not disappointed. The hotel (we stayed in one of the casitas), the golf courses and every member of staff we met during our stay was first class. It was a perfect location for what we wanted to do - golf on the doorstep (the starters on both courses and Dennis in the pro shop were so friendly) and my wife enjoyed climbing Mount Lemmon and Kitts Peak on her bike as well as riding along the purpose built (traffic free) Tucson loop. The casitas whilst minimalist in style was very clean with plenty of space and overlooked the 9th fairway of the Catalina course. The resort is not inexpensive but we both felt the amenities and overall service was worth the money. If we were to be very picky a better equipped kitchen in the casitas (we had a refrigerator and microwave but a small oven would have been fantastic) and we just wished the Terra Cotta cafe had been open all day. Five stars from us anyway and we hope to return one day.