Find hotels near La Encantada, Tucson from AED 222

"Our favorite place to stay when we visit Tuscon. Close enough to everything we need, but not crowded like the downtown area. "

"A near perfect stay. There were only very minor issues that were promptly resolved. The most significant that wasn’t, is the room curtains. They didn’t close all the way so sun shined in pretty bright early in the AM. Pool and restaurant were great. Whole property is walkable. We will definitely return."

"Very nice and quiet resort. Pool area is impressive."

"This place is a hidden treasure. Very friendly and helpful staff, beautiful grounds, heated pool, large hot tub, clean rooms. Plenty of restaurants in the area or eat in at the hotel. The hot breakfast was a little disappointing but still acceptable. All in all a great place to stay if you're in the northwest Tucson area."

"Pros: Nice location with great views, three pools, fantastic staff, beautiful grounds Cons: entire resort feels outdated, terrible Wi-Fi, When we checked in for our reserved poolside room, we were steered to a pool room at the backside of pool for quiet and privacy. Thank goodness!! Actual poolside rooms would have been very noisy. But, our room was extremely outdated. Bathroom needs updating, mold was everywhere around the tub/shower, cabinetry and sinks were worn, harsh lighting, and television was probably ten years old or more. A nice touch were windows that could have been opened. Unfortunately, we didn’t dare to leave them open because screens at ground level were torn and could have allowed snakes, scorpions, or desert animals to enter our room. No thank you! On the other hand, the staff were exceptional in every way. Big shout out to Rosario! She made breakfast each morning a real delight."

"Enjoyed"

"Very new and clean. Beautiful deck outside. "

"Great house"

"The views were impressive. The home was well-appointed and had everything you could need to have a great stay. The driveway is steep; thank goodness it was not raining, I can only imagine the slipping you would do trying to get up the driveway (typical for Tucson mountain homes)."