JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa

"Gorgeous place! Felt like I was at a resort somewhere else other than Tucson (forgot I was in town, haha). We had a few issues with one of the restaurants and my food, but they made it right and the waitress was very nice. I will definitely be coming back! I would recommend making sure your electronic bicycle worked properly though because we did have some issues out of those, but they were prompt about getting the bike checked for repairs. The views are spectacular!"

"Just the right spot to have a sunny, warm winter day. Great facilities with a lazy river. I thought it'd be cold at the end of January, but I put my hand in the water and it was very warm! No one was in it, so probably people were like me and didn't plan on swimming. Make sure you bring your suit. Facilities beautiful, room was wonderful, bed comfortable, and food terrific. I was at a convention there and they were expert at handling large groups."

"My family and I visited the JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa on several occasions over the last 10 years, including two times for Thanksgiving, and always enjoyed our stay. The grounds are lovely, with scenic views of the surrounding countryside, large pools, and an ample golf course. If you are seeking a comfortable retreat in a semi-rural environment, where you can enjoy an evening drink by the fire, and gaze out at the city lights in the distance, yet still enjoy all the convenience of a full service hotel, look no further than this property."

"Shout out to the staff of the JW Marriott Tuscon. Our father passed unexpectedly and me and the other two siblings had to fly to Tuscon quickly to start managing his affairs. This hotel served as an excellent "home base" that allowed us to start checking off the various boxes we needed to check to get everything situated. The staff was helpful in pointing us in the right direction in a city none of us were familiar with, and provided excellent accommodations and service during our stay. My siblings and I are grateful for their five star service and professionalism. I high recommend this hotel and will be back with my wife to relax and unwind!"

"I want to address the parking situation up top. I don't understand all the other comments saying the parking is "down the hill" or costs $10 per entry. Maybe they weren't actually staying at the hotel. The guest parking has a self parking option that is $10 per day, with in and out privileges. The garage is underneath the conference center part of the property and is about a 5 min walk to the main lobby. There is plenty of availability. As for the rest, the hotel has beautiful panoramic views of the city, especially at sunrise. The trails in Tucson Mountain Park across the road are also fantastic and you feel like you're in the middle of nowhere after just a few minutes of walking. The trade off is that going anywhere else in town takes 10+ minutes. The Signature Grill in the hotel has good food. We ate there twice for dinner and were pleased both times. The service was a little slow. As others have said, the guest rooms are dated. It feels like a 20 year old Sheraton. It does the job, but it could really use an update. If you have a room with a view, though, you hardly notice."