We had an excellent time at RCR. The two bedroom two bath casita was spacious and modern, with a…read morewell stocked kitchen, beautiful bathrooms and super comfortable beds. The casita had beautiful mountain views, a spacious patio and convenient trail access. If I'm not staying with family locally, I'll always try tostay at RCR. Thanks Bill and Gretchen!

So, I'm conflicted writing this review. On the one hand, Rincon Creek Ranch and the farmhouse…read morecasita my family stayed in were AWESOME. On the other hand, I so loved the quiet relaxation I'd kind of like to keep the awesomeness to myself, so that way the place doesn't get overrun by a horde of people. For peace and quiet, beautiful scenery and tastefully appointed casitas literally next to Saguaro National Park (East) this is your best bet. The owners Gretchen & Bill are thoughtful and gracious hosts and they really thought of all the little details to make this a worthwhile experience. I recommend getting groceries at the Safeway on your way in because once you're there you won't want to leave the ranch! Yes, there is a dirt road going in.

My boyfriend and I wanted to visit Saguaro National Park for our vacation, so he scoured the area…read morefor any vegan hotels and he pleasantly came across a new vegan B&B, Rancho Vegano. While inquiring about the facilities and then leading-up to (and even during) our stay, Colin and Roy's communication was professional, informative and timely every time. Once we arrived, a welcome packet was waiting for us. It outlined the various amenities that were supplied, an explanation of the grounds, a breakfast menu, and their favorite local restaurants that were either vegan or catered heavily to vegans. At one point during the correspondence, my boyfriend mentioned that we would be visiting during his birthday month, and that detail was not missed. Waiting on the dining table was a fresh bouquet of flowers and a birthday card. The rooms were spotless, the shower was amazing and the living space was very comfortable, almost like home. They even supplied some vegan reading material along with information about the local sights. Also, Colin and Roy tried to make Rancho Vegano as environmentally friendly as possible (which I applaud), from the bamboo sheets to the silverware. The only "gripe" we had, was the silverware. While eco responsible, it was a bit flimsy when trying to use and I was worried that I'd break the forks. They acknowledged the feedback and they mentioned that they'll probably switch to metal silverware in the future. Each morning we were entertained by local wildlife as we had our delicious and fluffy blueberry pancakes and a breakfast burrito stuffed with veggies with chipotle sour cream and a side of fruit. Both meals were delicious and kept us full for our day's journeys. There were a few occasions where I got to talk with Roy as he was tending to their grounds. Listening to their backstory and journey to veganism, their passion and dreams for what they want Rancho Vegano to evolve to is quite infectious. I can't wait to see how they expand Rancho Vegano. On our last morning, Colin and Roy invited us to have our breakfast up on their rooftop deck. The view was amazing and was the perfect start for our journey home. They also baked us fresh banana bread for the road, which was thoroughly devoured. Our only regret was not staying there longer, but it gives us an excuse to venture back. Rancho Vegano is slice of paradise in East Tucson and we look forward to our next stay.

MY NEW STAYCATION FAVORITE…read more I enjoyed a house-made breakfast made by Forks Over Knives certified vegan chefs Colin and Roy. They were kind and welcoming. The views are beautiful, and the space is clean. The saltwater pool was spotless and was at the perfect temperature. Nicely sized freezer/fridge, a purified water dispenser, and the comfiest bed. Everything was perfect! I'm excited to visit again.

Stayed at the Shoppe at Civano B & B on my way through Tucson, heading towards Texas. It was a…read morewonderful stay. The neighborhood is very unique- smaller streets, very green architectural details, local landscaping and a small Southwestern town feel. The B & B itself was seamlessly integrated into the surrounding community. One felt almost as a resident rather than just a passer-by. There are several different themed rooms, and the room where I stayed was called the Bombay Room. It was decorated in bright yet earthy tones and every detail was carefully chosen by the owner (you could tell a lot of love went into each and every detail of every room). The owner walked us through the amenities, which included a BEAUTIFUL bathroom, complete with garden tub, stall shower, walk-in closet and separate water closet. There was not a single sound that disturbed my husband or I during our stay. The rate is a total steal. We have stayed at Motel 6's for more than our stay at the Shoppe at Civano B & B. Completely wonderful experience. So many things to do in the area, but unfortunately we ran out of time. We hope to return and stay for longer this time.

My wife and I got setup here for a single nights stay while I was down in AZ at a speaking gig…read moreabout 30 min. south of Tucson. I didn't know what to expect given that I didn't pick the place and make the reservation. To my delight, and my wife's, our stay was VERY nice. We really enjoyed our stay here and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a nice B&B in Tucson. We didn't stick around long enough to try the pool out, but our room was clean and well made-up for us. The bathroom was well stocked and the host upgraded us to a king room vs. the queen that was reserved for us. Linens were nice, internet worked great, and the breakfast was TREMENDOUS! Thanks for the stay!

I stayed at Mon Ami for an extended stay in Tucson and couldn't be more pleased. The house and…read moresmall side apartment are spotless and the grounds are clean. Pat, the owner, is helpful and goes out of her way to make your stay perfect and has a encyclopedic knowledge of the area. Pat has gone above and beyond, even after my stay, helping me with some business dealings. There are people that do all of this to try and make money, and then there are just good people. Pat is the latter. Mon Ami less expensive probably due to the fact it's not out in the wild, but it is a perfect central location for just about anything you would want to do in Tucson.

Great stay and location. I loved the architecture here and how great it smelled when I walked in…read more The staff was excellent as we had to call for extra blankets and have a light bulb changed. It's an older hotel but well maintained. The Buffet breakfast could be much improved with made to order omelets. While a buffet is only $19.99pp that would add to the dining experience. It was just so-so to us. Again the staff are wonderful and our server Barrie is always pleasant as my hubby worked in Tucson for a bit and stayed here frequently. We will be staying here in the future so I do recommend this place.

Let me start with... the front desk supervisor, young man in the bucket hat that brought us a…read moreblanket and the lady at breakfast were all so nice and friendly. The room and hotel are definitely tired and run down. Bed was not comfortable and horrible water pressure. Spots of ??? all over the carpet and walls. But the main reason I won't stay there again is because they charge $15 per night for parking. I was told they didn't charge for it anymore but they still do. When I asked about it she said they had a security guard all night in the parking lot. I went to my vehicle twice after dark and never saw a security guard. I even hung around outside waiting to see someone walking around and nothing. So I'm assuming it's just another income stream. A group I belong to used to meet there monthly but the food was going down every month and the rates were going up. So we went elsewhere. Sadly it used to be one of the nicer hotels in Tucson. Will we stay there again? No.

The room was clean but the sheets were old as it was lumpy with the little fabric bumps. There was…read morealso an unnatural sterile smell to the room that I could not really tell what it was for. The shower was a bit cramped and had no fan but instead a a heat lamp to keep dry? Nonetheless, not major issues for just crashing a night. The free breakfast quality was good and made up for the meh room. Food included: - sausage - standard scramble eggs (from a mixture) - bagels, bread, muffins with toaster available - some cereal - juice, milk, tea and coffee - waffle machine - yogurt - fruit (only saw apples and oranges at the time. not all are fresh.)

Friendly service and nice pool and hot tub Early check in…read moreand accommodation for pets is great . Okay yes so it's outdated, oh well , maybe it was a little dusty but it's Arizona what do you expect. overall I would repeat and I had a positive experience