Beautiful hacienda located a few miles away from the town of Arivaca. This location is safe,…read moreincluding locks on every door and the caretaker living next door. There are 5 bedrooms, most with 2 beds, one with 4 beds and one with a single queen. The view and surrounding areas are beautiful. The building itself was well kept, clean and hospitable. The hacienda is fully furnished and has everything you need to cook, including utensils, dishes etc.

Stayed here on a 4-day visit to Tubac to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It's a very quiet…read moreproperty tucked away just a short walk away from the main part of Tubac. The unit was clean, spacious, quiet, well-maintained, tastefully-furnished, and comfortable, with little touches here and there that made it feel "homey". The staff was instantly and positively responsive when there was a maintenance issue. We would definitely return on our next visit to Tubac.

A lovely establishment, well appointed including some local…read moreCoffees And plenty of outdoor seating choices. We just returned from our first stay, and will Return again. The communication and prices were excellent. I would keep Your visits to the secret garden to daylight hours only, as there is a family of skunks that like to forage the grass at night. They won't bother you if you don't bother them.

We really enjoyed our stay at Xanadu Ranch. Great location, beautiful surroundings and a great…read morehost. We stayed in one of the three private rooms. It was small but very comfortable, clean and quiet, with a fridge, microwave, coffee maker and a TV with streaming services we could sign into. The host provided a couple bottles of water and some snacks, which was a nice touch, and had winery maps available if we needed them. There were also a couple of nice outdoor spaces for guests to hang out. They have a two-bedroom bunkhouse with a nice little front porch and seating, which I'd probably choose next time, especially for a longer stay. Would definitely stay again!

I had the most relaxing get away at Xanadu Ranch. Karen is the hostess and provides a full…read moreorientation to your accommodations and the outside areas. We were the only guest at the time and the quiet was wonderful. The space was clean; the bed was very comfortable; there was full bath and kitchen (fridge had trouble keeping things cold, never got above 45 degrees so take a good ice chest). The kitchen amenities were perfect for making breakfast and a couple of dinners during our 5 night stay. It was nice to have access to a TV but they do need to replace the swivel head which is broken and the TV is at a 45 degree downward angle. We propped it up with a roll of paper towels!! It worked. The outdoor space around the koi pond is so tranquil and pleasant that my husband and I hung out in our PJ and had coffee every morning. At night it was a great place to take in the stunning night skies. If you time it right you get ti watch Karen feed the giant koi Karen was very good at guiding us to the wineries and I can't thank her enough for recommending the Sonoita winery whose MeCaSah wine is truly an award winner. We also went the Vera Earl Beef which sell aged beef..so good. Also of note is the Copper Brothel Brewery where I had the best chicarrones ever and I don't want to leave out The Corner Scoop for the best breakfast burritos. All in all it was so enjoyable and hope to return.

This stay at the Open Cross Ranch was one of the most relaxing, rejuvenating vacation we have been…read moreon. The guest house was very clean, welcoming and had everything that you could possibly need, including umbrellas and flashlights! Mac and Billie were extremely accommodating and informative. They were available if we needed anything and still very unobtrusive. This is a working ranch and it was interesting to listen to Mac tell about the ranch and watch him going about his daily activities. We will definitely return for another extended stay!

One of the loveliest trips I have experienced in a stunning landscape. I went with a group of…read moregirlfriends on an overnight get-away. We stopped at a vineyard along the way and arrived in late afternoon at the immaculate, charming Open Cross Ranch. The owners/hosts could not have been more gracious, and even the beautiful horses were friendly. The guest houses are charming and have authentic ranching antiques collected over years by the family. They include quilts made by the hostess and every amenity you would ever need in the kitchen. We stayed up late sitting around the fire pit wrapped in soft blankets, telling stories, and watching the stars. We came away refreshed and with beautiful pears we were invited to pick from trees gracing the property. I highly recommend this lovely place.

Just got back from a week at Rancho de la Osa and we had a wonderful time! The ranch and facilities…read moreare more rustic than luxury, but that's just what we were looking for. All of the staff members were beyond accommodating and wanted to make sure each guest was taken care of. Ross and Lynne, the newer ranch managers, made us feel like we were part of the family. We had several activity options every day, and could pick and choose what we wanted to do. Even pretty flexible if/when we wanted to switch out. The food was also great - chef Chase left us with waistlines a tad bigger than when we arrived. We look forward to visiting the group another year in Montana! Note: we were a group of 6 adults. There were some kids there but it was better on the days when there weren't :)

If you want to get away from civilization and just kick back at a remote ranch, this is the ticket…read more We just did a 4 day 3 night dude ranch Esperanto loved it. Activities include horseback riding, tv tours, motorized bicycles and others. Rooms are rustic and nothing special but I don't think we were ever in them except to sleep. We spent a lot of time on the porch just enjoying the peace and quiet. Meals are communal in a large dining room. Good chow but nothing gourmet. Breakfast was buffet and nice variety. Each night people gather for happy hour in the cantina. It is an honor system and perhaps people took advantage with healthy pours but so what? We brought beer and wine and drank them mostly. Room has a refrigerator.

What a beautiful oasis hidden in the desert! The property is absolutely gorgeous and you can tell…read morethe owners put so much thought and intention into every detail. I stayed in the Cholla room which offered the most breathtaking views of the sunrise and sunset. The property itself is spacious with a large living room, kitchen and dining common area and rooftop seating. The canyon pool and hot spring jacuzzi I had such a relaxing time unwinding and disconnecting and will definitely be back on the future for a more R&R!

Staying at Posada was a dream, tucked away on the edge of Saguaro National Park west it's a…read moreluxurious retreat in nature. The suite itself was beautiful, we stayed in the Agave (each of their rooms have a desert themed name) and we really enjoyed the large private balcony overlooking the desert on the back of the room. On the front there was a shared balcony with one other suite where we had a perfect sunset view and talked with the people staying next door and shared Tucson experiences and local business recommendations. They have a large collaborative living room and kitchen as well as a shared pool and multiple rooftop balconies for panoramic desert views and mingling with other guests. We struggled to open the keypad to the main living room and within minutes the owners Sarah and Rich were helping virtually and their on site manager Mariah came over to let us in. I absolutely recommend this beautiful desert experience! Looking forward to staying again soon.

Highly recommended!! I live on Maui so the desert is like going to Mars for me but the ranch was so…read morecomfortable that I'm entertaining the thought of retiring to the desert! We stayed here for a family event and I can't say enough positive things about both the ranch and the owners...Josh and Christina are the loveliest people...totally down to earth genuine humans and they have created a fantastic place to stay while also retaining much of the historic charm. There is an awesome trail right behind the ranch so we took full advantage and hiked/ran every day....also LOTS of birds to see!

The owners treated us like family and the food was delicious! The history of the property is…read morefascinating and Josh can tell you all about it. There are great easy, shaded trails along the Santa Cruz River.

Quaint, comfortable, quiet, and cozy, this B&B nestled in Madera Canyon is the perfect spot for a…read moreweekend getaway if you are looking for nature or an opportunity to escape the daily grind. You can venture out from your room to hike or simply enjoy one of the many patio areas to watch birds and squirrels. We stayed in "the nest" which was a smaller but beautiful room with a 4-post bed. The bed itself was quite comfortable though a bit squeaky. The room was clean, comfortable, roomy, and came with everything we needed to enjoy a quiet evening away from the kids. We brought food to make a gourmet campfire dinner and enjoyed the BBQ set up and fire pit. Breakfast was provided and while we did not care for the prepped quiche (tasted like a slice of pizza) we enjoyed the apple crisp and yoghurt parfait and the gesture alone! The grounds are well-kept and ideal for birders, nature lovers, and adults in general. While the close-knit atmosphere is not the place for a honeymoon or rekindling romance, it is perfect for a small relaxing getaway or the place to start your Big Year!

We just returned home from a too-short anniversary stay at the Chuparosa Inn in Madera Canyon east…read moreof Green Valley. It was our third stay at the inn and Luis and Nancy were as hospitable as ever and the accommodations met every expectation we had. The setting is amazing and the hiking is fantastic, but only if you like treking straight up! Mt. Wrightson and the surrounding Santa Rita Mountains will kick ones rear end, especially if you're a flatlander like us. A truly amazing respite and we'll definitely be back thanks to the owners and staff at the inn.

This is an amazing place to stay! Katie and Ray make you feel right at home, show you around the…read moreproperty (which is, full of relaxing places both indoor and out), and proceed to pamper you with snacks, drinks, and wonderful breakfasts! We will definitely be back! Right now, we don't really want to leave!

Exactly the place to stay and unwind. Katie and Ray make you feel right at home. Our room was very…read morecomfy and had a small refrigerator, Keurig, and snacks. There is a common space for guests. In the evening we enjoyed a bottle of wine at the fire pit. Breakfast was exceptional! Fresh breads were so good I couldn't keep my hands from reaching for another.

This is worth the trip. The Center is for the Tohono O'odham people first. Visitors are warmly…read morewelcomed. The museum celebrates their culture past and present. I found the displays of the military service in the main hall very interesting.

The museum has some interesting artifacts, baskets, pottery, figurines, etc. There's some good…read morehistory of the nation, profiles of local heroes, and a little propaganda mixed in. Admission is free. The complex also has meeting rooms, a reading room, offices, and other facilities for local use. The building itself is new and very nice inside. It's a decent way to spend an hour out of the sun. The front desk girl is cute, too. It's just off Indian Rte 19, on the dirt road to Baboquivari Mountain park & campground.