The JTH Tucson

The JTH Tucson is a dreamy mirage to wake up to. Beautifully curated and nurtured spaces with attention to design and detail. The pleasure and comfort of the visitor is well thought through from start to finish. This is a wonderful getaway from everyday life. Close to trails and a 30 mins drive to Tucson.

We had to leave to get food and beverages!

Incredibly serene and relaxing. We thoroughly enjoyed our time there.

The best stay I’ve ever had in US. The place is clean and welcoming to guests. The hot springs are an added bonus. The bed was comfortable, and the surrounding quiet was wonderful.

I liked everything.

About amazing in every way.

We stayed in the Cholla room which was very nice. I liked the private parking and easy access to our room. Outstanding views of the surround desert. Loved all the large windows and garden areas. Overall a very pleasant experience. Comfortable bed and nice cool air conditioner.

The detached bathroom door was located at the entrance of a communal kitchen. This is not very desirable. Maybe placing a door to separate the kitchen area from the hall containing the bathroom and Cholla room would go along way to avoid embarrassing situations and reduce noise coming from the kitchen into the Cholla room.

Beautiful property & stunning location! Wish we could have stayed longer.

The JTH Tucson is an incredible setting, with every area perfectly curated for comfort, from temperature to music playing softly in the main lounge area. There are many outdoor and indoor areas to sit to relax, it was never an issue with other guests, plenty of options. The flowers in may were spectacular and better on the JTH grounds than what we saw on our walks in the Saguaro National Park. We were in the Agave suite which had a great balcony and outlook towards the sunset. The pool and hot spring was fabulous, though the pool was a little cold for us for more than a quick dip - we enjoyed the hot spring daily though.

There was nothing that we didn't like - other than not staying longer. We had 4 nights and could easily have stayed a few more days. It is hard to balance time in the national parks as well as having time to relax onsite.

Super fabulous. Loved the hidden secluded fortress field. Very chic very hip very simple very excellent for a magical desert getaway.

I didn't eat the 'breakfast' - don't eat sweet granola. Good AC/Heat, good bedding and towels, good coffee in the kitchen. Courtney helped me about activities and orientation which was great - but I didn't realize there was so much on something she sent via dropbox that I never saw until I got home. Wifi was good and reliable. Kitchen ice maker was wonderful, room refrigerators were great.

I would have liked a printed version of the house and property layout, trails around the house (no idea how much time needed to hike), TV use (I don't stream), activities in the area, food options and distances (I'm out in the middle of nowhere and no idea how to get a meal or groceries). Most hotels have an information book available in the room. I had to bother Courtney, which she was more than gracious to accommodate me. I did not realize my bathroom was down the hall and for use with other guests - was not disclosed to me and somewhat inconvenient - especially for the price. No drawer space or some type of closet shelving for clothes that don't hang - I had folded clothes spread out on my the bed. Some hooks in the closet would be nice to hang hats or a damp towel - I had to leave mine behind the door in the bathroom that was accessible to other guests. I was surprised there was no microwave for quick heating of beverages or leftovers. I think one is necessary. Also, there was only 1 pot - good assortment of pans and pyrex, but pyrex is not good for stovetop. Need an assortment of pots - I heated up a mug of milk in a giant pot - maybe 2 quart? And I never saw a lid to it either, but I didn't look.