Best Wedding Hotels in Tucson

Flanking Sabino Canyon in Tucson's upscale Catalina Foothills district, the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort is home to 398 spacious guest rooms, each with its own balcony with sweeping desert mountain views — not to mention Keurig coffee makers, flat-screen TVs and minibars. But guests don't recommend spending too much time in your room: Many praise the resort for its two sprawling pools (one for adults only), as well as its Lakeside Spa + Fitness center. And thanks to two 18-hole PGA golf courses, multiple tennis courts and a scenic walking trail, you can experience the property's stunning environment and burn calories at the same time (which means you can indulge in all of the flavorful Southwestern cuisine you want at the Flying V Bar & Grill without feeling guilty).

Sure, this resort in Tucson, Arizona's Sonoran Foothills has the usual golf course (27 holes designed by PGA pro Jack Nicklaus), spa (a Red Door Salon & Spa) and gourmet dining (four restaurants, to be exact). But guests say that one of the best things about The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa is its family-friendly atmosphere. Younger visitors will find loads of toys at the Westin Family Kids Club, while certified staff members provide childcare and supervised kid-centric activities like outdoor games and arts and crafts. Guests also say that their children enjoyed this Westin outpost's pool area, which features a 177-foot waterslide. And with an exclusive adults-only pool, R&R-seekers can escape the noise. The only issue some travelers encountered at this property was in regards to the daily $29 resort fee, which is automatically attached to your bill whether or not you take advantage of the amenities covered by the charge. And because this hotel is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and use points here.

Sprawled across 14 acres of verdant lawns and manicured gardens in central Tucson, Arizona, (just east of the University of Arizona Campus), the Arizona Inn has been offering guests a taste of the Southwest since 1930. This boutique hotel blends the friendly ambiance of a bed-and-breakfast with the all-star service of a high-end hotel. Guests applaud the Arizona Inn for its spacious, casita-style guest rooms, which are simple and elegant in decor and come equipped with free Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs. Many visitors also call out the inn's delectable dining, which includes the Main Dining Room and the Audubon Bar & Patio. Others note that an alfresco lunch by the pool is a must. And should you need help planning your day, travelers note that the concierge (and customer service staff in general) is always a helpful and friendly resource.

Sitting on the edge of Saguaro National Park's Tucson Mountain District, the JW Marriott Tucson  Starr Pass Resort & Spa combines the peace and quiet of a secluded getaway with the convenience of a suburban location. Guests appreciate having plenty of opportunities to enjoy Tucson; plus, the resort is surrounded by hiking and mountain biking trails, while the views from the Starr Pass Golf Club are worth the few extra minutes you'll no doubt spend on the tee box. Many guests also highlight this JW Marriott's value, claiming that its guest rooms and amenities are top notch, all while remaining affordable. (Plus, you can save money by paying your bill with Marriott Bonvoy points.) Travelers highlight the multilevel pool and full-service Hashani Spa as major highlights, and the multiple eateries receive plenty of praise for their varied menus.

If you've come to Tucson, Arizona, in search of some peace and quiet, you may not want to bed down at the Casino Del Sol Resort, Spa and Conference Center. With its sizable casino and late-night entertainment, the resort never slows down. But even with all of the diversions (when you're not tempting Lady Luck, recent guests say you should soak up the rays in a cabana by the pool), the resort still offers its fair share of relaxation. Visitors say the Hiapsi Spa is worth a visit. Lodgers are also quick to compliment the spacious guest rooms, which feature Keurig coffee brewers, rain showers and flatscreen TVs. Whether you spend the day relaxing by the pool lawn or perfecting your swing at the Sewailo Golf Club, grab a bite after at one of the resort's nine restaurants (or refuel with a coffee from one of the two on-site Starbucks). Past guests compliment the variety of dining options as well as its varying price ranges available.

Lodged in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains about 15 miles north of downtown Tucson, visitors find the Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Golf & Tennis Resort boasts beautiful desert views and impressive facilities. Guest rooms here come complete with private patios or balconies and signature Serenity furnishings. The three golf courses at the resort also win over visitors, as do the scenic tennis courts and the numerous pools (kids especially love the waterslides). And when it comes time to refuel, the resort's three eateries allow guests to taste Southwestern specialties. You can save on your stay if you're a member of the Hilton Honors loyalty program.

Nirvana for nature lovers, the 80-acre Westward Look Wyndham encompass numerous hiking, biking and horseback riding trails. However, some guests feel that this property is beginning to show its age, noting that it may be time for rooms to get a makeover. Accommodations are decked out in traditional Southwestern patterns and feature private balconies or patios, flat-panel televisions and wireless internet access (covered by the $20 per night resort fee). Meanwhile, there's also the Sonoran Spa and an outdoor pool, which provides a peaceful setting for sunbathers. Though you may be a ways from downtown, you won't have to worry about going hungry: Westward Look is home to multiple restaurants, including Lookout, which serves Southwestern flavors. But what really gets guests excited are the rates, which many say are lower than other Tucson resorts.

Nestled near Tucson's Santa Catalina Mountains, The Lodge at Ventana Canyon seems to offer guests everything they could want in a vacation under the Tucson sun. The boutique resort hosts two golf courses (a guest favorite), a tennis center, a spa, a pool and two in-house eateries. Guests found the rooms, all of which are suites, to be spacious, with each coming equipped with kitchenettes, flat-screen TVs and living areas. Those traveling with furry companions can rest assured that your pet can stay in your accommodations, since the hotel allows dogs of any size for $50 per stay. Additionally, many visitors report that the resort's small size and friendly customer service make for an intimate experience.

If you're in town to tackle the fairways, then the Omni Tucson National Resort is the place to stay. This sprawling resort in northern Tucson hosts numerous PGA Tour events, having seen the likes of legends such as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. And when the greens aren't challenging professional putters, this Omni's two 18-hole courses, the Catalina and the Sonoran, are open to resort guests. Even if you aren't a linksman, you'll find what you need for a pleasant getaway at this resort. Previous visitors praise the 13,000-square-foot spa, and many say that they enjoyed simply spending the day along the edge of the infinity pool or savoring a hearty slab of meat at Bob's Steak & Chop House. And as for the accommodations themselves, travelers love the modern take on Southwestern decor, with colorful desert-inspired hues. Members of Omni's Select Guest program should consider using their points to upgrade to a room with a private balcony or patio.