Mountain View Hotels in Tucson

The resort is absolutely stunning - from the rooms to the views, the food and especially the drinks. Blake, the bartender at the Casa 71 tequila lounge was the highlight of our trip - we went down an amazing mezcal tasting journey together and he went above and beyond when making our drinks off menu. Go by the lounge and request the Pink Dragon drink if you’re a fan of mezcal and prickly pear, we created the drink together!

I enjoyed my staycation here very much. While some reviewers observe that the hotel is old and dated, in general, that was not at all my experience (except for the drapes in the room which may have been from the last century). Fact is - this IS an old hotel and a Tucson landmark. My room and balcony were comfortable, clean, and pleasant. The soaking tub was delightful. My room overlooked the pool (salt water!) which added to my enjoyment. The bed was comfortable as were the chairs, large ottoman, and small sofa. I liked the computer desk. The grounds abound with native plants. I don’t play golf, but I understand that it is an excellent course. Only one of the two pools was open due to Covid restrictions, but it was thoroughly delightful and there was plenty of shade from umbrellas, decent lounge chairs, and some comfortable outdoor upholstered furniture available as well. I did not use the spa or fitness center, so I can’t comment on that. A few negatives in my book, though. First, the hotel is nowhere near ADA compliant. I understand a major upgrade is in the works so hopefully those issues can be addressed. Second, I think it’s ridiculous to charge for self-parking. Third, the hotel was not following the current CDC guidelines for indoor masking. The few times that I actually had to go into the lobby, I was the only person wearing a mask. When I compare that to a recent stay at another local resort where every single staff person and most of the guests I saw indoors were masked - I think that is inexcusable. Finally, the tv selections are heavily skewed to sports of all kind to the detriment of entertainment. Finally, the bed linens were pretty tired. Overall, I think the Omni Tucson is delightful. I would not hesitate to return or to recommend it to my friends. I look forward to the unveiling of the new and improved resort.

Excellent hotel. Felt closer to a 4 star hotel. Very good value. Room was large with separate bedroom and living room. Modern bathroom. Large complex with rooms opening to outdoor corridors overlooking a central pool area. Pool area looked very inviting, but it was too cold when I stayed in late February. Plenty of free parking surrounding the complex so never a long walk to the car. Complimentary breakfast which included freshly made to order omelets. A bit of a wait to get one but still a nice touch. Located on the Northeast side of Tucson which made it easy to get out to Sabino Canyon but still not too far from downtown.

Suites here are nice. We brought food from our stay in Tucson but no silverware. manger graciously gave us some off the breakfast bar. breakfast was good had a cinnamon waffle; outstanding. Don't know where these heat up over hard eggs have come from in the Choice Hotels system but they need to go away and just have scrambled eggs. They aren't bad but scrambled are better. Clean comfortable rooms and beds.

Very good 👍