Tucson Resorts: Golf, Spa, Casino & Ranch

Compare 4 top Tucson resorts with desert views, free Wi-Fi, pools, and on-site dining. Featuring golf, spa, and casino. Book now.

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8.9
Great255 total reviews
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5.1 mi from City Center1.5 mi from Wildlife Museum
Hashani Spa27 HolesLazy River
  • Nightly tequila toast tradition
  • Arnold Palmer-designed golf
  • Spa with local wellness programs
FromUS$ 171 /nightSelect
8.6
Great184 total reviews
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5.1 mi from City Center1.5 mi from Iti Travel Agency
Golf CourseOutdoor PoolFull Kitchens
  • 27-hole championship golf course
  • Direct hiking trails from property
  • Full-kitchen all-suite accommodations
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9.2
Perfect535 total reviews
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5.3 mi from City Center1.4 mi from Bel Air Plaza Shopping Center
Infinity PoolSpa & WellnessOrganic Gardens
  • Forbes Four-Star historic ranch
  • Award-winning organic garden dining
  • 800+ wine selection on-site
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8.9
Great696 total reviews
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10.5 mi from City Center422 yd from Casino Del Sol
AVA AmphitheaterSaltwater PoolGolf Course
  • AVA Amphitheater live concerts
  • Saltwater pool with pool bar
  • Award-winning golf course
FromUS$ 116 /nightSelect

Tucson's resorts cater to a wide range of travelers with properties set among saguaro cacti and desert foothills. Visitors can expect amenities like multiple swimming pools, full-service spas, golf courses, on-site dining, and complimentary Wi-Fi. The Starr Pass area and the Catalina Foothills are popular locations, offering proximity to hiking trails and mountain views. Accommodation budgets vary from mid-range options around $100 per night to luxury resorts exceeding $300 per night.

The JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort stands out with its three golf courses, extensive spa, and multiple pools in a saguaro forest, ideal for golfers and luxury seekers. For a more economical stay, Starr Pass Golf Suites offers spacious suites with kitchens and a large outdoor pool. Hacienda del Sol Guest Ranch Resort provides a historic ranch atmosphere with free breakfast and a hot tub, perfect for couples and history enthusiasts. Casino del Sol Resort Tucson features a casino, full-service spa, and modern rooms near the airport, appealing to business travelers and those seeking entertainment. Each resort offers distinct experiences, from family-friendly to romantic getaways.