This was our second stay, and we will return again. Sun, the beautiful desert, and truly some of the most glorious landscaping you will see at a resort. If you are looking to unplug, exhale, recharge the batteries, this is a great choice and a strong value, particularly in the offseason come May. But if you’re looking for nightlife and a lot of activities, Hacienda might not be for you.

This place holds special memories for me and nowl I have more to add to it. I came to rest and be pampered. From check in to check out I felt cared for and important. I spent the day at the pool and Violet provided wonderfully personalized service,. The frozen grapes were such a treat at the pool Dinner with Laura as my server, at the Grill was lovely. She walked me through a delicious dinner. I hate to leave, but it's time to go.

Would have loved to have stayed longer than 2 nights. We were there for a Mother's Day weekend and what a beautiful spot it was for for chilling to spend time with family and even better, away. Looking forward to the next time in Tucson when visiting family. A wonderful little oasis.

I have spent a lot of time in Tucson, but wasn’t aware of this property until finding it on the iPrefer website. The grounds are beautiful; my room was beautifully designed, clean, the bed was ridiculously comfortable and the view was so nice that I hated to leave the room. The staff throughout were efficient and friendly. Can’t wait to come back.

The pictures don’t lie—it’s an incredibly beautiful property, inside and out. But a few comments on less-visible factors. Pretty sure I’ve never stayed anywhere where Every. Single. Employee. I dealt with (4-day stay) was so genuinely pleasant, friendly and helpful. It speaks well for management and hiring, too—you can teach skills, but attitude is different. Good service, generally IME, comes from happy people, and the hospitality displayed here at every level was exceptional. And, it’s a historic property. The restoration and preservation is exceptional. I almost always stay at historic hotels, and sometimes you have to cut them a little slack. Not here. Things like water pressure, HVAC, electrical outlets, even physical space in bathroom, closets and room, were all great. The owners obviously care about the history and preserved the character in amazing detail—while still meeting high modern comfort standards. It’s a rare combination, and I’d think the whole community benefits from it. The grounds are stunning, and bigger than you may first think. So many little paths and walkways leading to beautiful plant displays. One thing to be aware of—which is really a plus for most people. It’s somewhat remote; you’re not going to just walk or drive a few blocks to get a snack or visit a shop. It’s more of a “trip.” That said, pretty much anything you may need is onsite. My one wish? That the restaurant offered some smaller breakfast choices. Everything is big!