Arizona Old West Resorts and Lodges with Wildlife and Nature

Come see what makes Tanque Verde Ranch one of America's old-time cattle and guest ranches. Here, on 640 beautiful acres in the foothills of the Rincon mountains, you'll find the best in year-round, outdoor recreation in the Sonoran Desert. Rates include room accommodations, three meals a day provided by Mark Shelton - an award-winning chef - and scheduled ranch activities. Join the fun with horseback riding, tennis on any of five courts, guided hikes and mountain biking. This beautiful Arizona ranch also features indoor/outdoor pools, hot tubs and the La Sonora Spa to help you relax after a day of adventure. Best of all are the outdoor barbecues with live entertainment! Learn More...

The Historic C.O.D. Ranch is an authentic ranch experience that’s meant to inspire and refresh you. Far from the high-priced spas or overdeveloped ranch-style resorts, the C.O.D. Ranch has been carefully restored from crumbling ruins to a true Southwest-style retreat that brings you back in time and invites you to create your own authentic experience. Ideal for group retreats, the ranch features adobe casitas, a hacienda-style main house, a pool and the aura of an Old West Arizona cattle ranch. The surrounding desert, wildlife preserve and the Coronado National Forest are perfect for exploring and discovery; book the entire ranch for spiritual retreats, reunions and groups of 20 or more. Learn More...

Lodge on the Desert is an authentic Southwest paradise, a sanctuary with a touch of urban luxury. Among beautiful native desert fauna, meandering pathways and a serene outdoor pool, classic hacienda-style rooms and suites combine history with an upscale flair. The boutique hotel's midtown Tucson location is ideal for sampling the city’s delights, such as the Tucson Museum of Art and the Flandreau Planetarium; its onsite décor is a showcase of the area’s rich Mexican & Native American influences. The dining room offers elegant indoor & outdoor ambiance and eclectic Southwestern fare. Or, sip cocktails at the romantic Poet's Corner lounge - it’s truly a destination for discerning travelers. Learn More...

The Historic Hotel Congress: Where Summer Spends the Winter...

For an eclectic mix of history, music and comfort in Tucson, the Hotel Congress delivers. This boutique hotel is one part historic landmark and one part rock 'n' roll venue. The legendary Club Congress is connected to the hotel, offering up entertainment every night - the perfect place to stay for your next favorite concert! The hotel's history is highlighted by the 1934 capture of John Dillinger as the result of a fire in the elevator. Ghosts have also been known to wander the halls, so keep an eye out! Antique radios, iron beds and vintage decor deck the halls of the inn, yet modern comforts like a plasma TV can be found in the guest lounge. Grab a bite at the Cup Cafe onsite! Learn More...