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Westward Look Resort - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
Nestled at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains and overlooking the city of Tucson, the Westward Look Resort is like a breath of fresh air. This resort proudly displays its Southwestern heritage, with the original 1912 homestead serving as a guiding force. From the spicy flavors of traditional d...
mobiltravelguide.howstuffworks.com
No title - expert review
Originally the 1912 homestead of William and Mary Watson, this laid-back lodging offers Southwestern character, attentive service, and all the amenities you expect at a major resort. The Watsons' original living room, with beautiful, dried ocotillo branches draped along the ceiling and antique furni...
fodors.com
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This reasonably priced resort, with the desert at its doorstep and a nature trail through the cactus, is a favorite of mine. Built in 1912 as a private estate, Westward Look is the oldest resort in Tucson and, although it doesn't have a golf course, it does have an excellent spa, riding stables, and...
frommers.com
No title - expert review
When the resort was built in 1912 there was basically nothing else in the area, other than the untouched desert landscape and mountains. Now the resort is bordered by residential developments and more lavish holiday properties. Despite renovations, it is still not as up-to-date as its competitors, b...
gayot.com
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Tucson's original resort sits high in the Santa Catalina foothills overlooking the city. Set on 80 acres of lush Sonoran desert, Westward Look Resorts offers on site horseback riding, tennis, swimming, hiking trails and a full service spa with desert inspired treatments. The Mobil Four Star Gold Roo...
shdweb.com
The most underrated resort in the Southwest. - user review
Experience My first visit to the Westward Look Resort was about 7 years ago. We had contacted a realtor to inquire about possible retirement homes. She suggested this property, and we were off to Tucson. Obviously, I w...
epinions.com
Outstanding experience - user review
I truly had not expected such a wonderful hotel since I booked it primarily for price (through Expedia). They've done a great job creating a beautiful natural setting that allows you to relax completely. Short nature walks, 3 pools, stables as...
expedia.com
A relaxing stay - user review
My husband, 2 yr old daughter and I had a great week in Tucson while staying at the Westward Look Resort. We went the first week in April and the weather was perfect! The staff were very friendly and helpful with dinner and recreation suggestions. There are a lot of things to do while at the resort....
expedia.com
zenlike, relaxing experience - user review
we really enjoyed the spaciousness and quiet of the rooms (ours had a sunset view, gorgeous), the choice of the more bustling main pool and the quieter lower pool, and the general easygoing nature of the resort. spa services were just okay friendly front desk staff and nice ambience but my massage w...
expedia.com
No title - user review
I was promised a suite, what I got was a regular room. I paid for a suite at a resort, but the actual suite is just a room, nothing special, and not very clean. The resort is really just a moderate hotel by a golf course. The service was not sophisticated and basically non existent. I asked for clea...
mytravelguide.com
No title - user review
Rustic resort with southwestern back to nature feel. Not elegant but very comfortable. Spectacular landscaping, well maintained property. Spacious rooms with southwestern decor. No golf facilities onsite but golf courses and driving range nearby. Great location near shops and restaurants but far eno...
mytravelguide.com
No title - user review
The campus of the Westward Look resort is quite large at 80 acres. There are nice tennis courts (even grass), horse back ridding, and a nice nature walk. There are several pools that were very nice. The rooms are spread out over the campus. The rooms were nice (although a little old). Ratings show t...
mytravelguide.com
No title - user review
The Westard Look definitely has an Old West kind of feel to it. I was traveling on business and did not utilize the many hotel services/activities offered, I only slept there. The staff are very helpful and friendly, and the rooms are a nice size and clean, with very soft pillows and beds. The rooms...
mytravelguide.com
Excelent staring point for exploring the region and relaxing - user review
I spend 4 nights at this resort from 26th of Feb to 2nd of March attending a conference.The resort has all the necessary amenities for relaxing. There are tennis courts, a gym, thre...
tripadvisor.com
Great Hotel Terrible Staff - user review
I stayed at the Westward Look Resort 1/1/07 -1/6/07. The hotel property is beautiful. The rooms are very spacious and very clean. I had a few problems with the hotel management. We ...
tripadvisor.com
New favorite place to stay in Tucson! - user review
I stayed at The Westward Look Resort with my mom and sister-in-law from Feb 27-Mar 7, 2007. I've visited Tucson many times but this was my first visit to this resort. We arrived before...
tripadvisor.com
Westward Look great value and great location! - user review
I went to Westward Look Resort in Tucson for 4 nights alone to do some spa stuff and take a local tour. I LOVED my suite room. Had the sink in the bathroom, as well as a wet bar sink...
tripadvisor.com
Wonderful Christmas as the Westward - user review
Loved it here. The staff was amazing - except that they lost our reservations at the Gold restaurant on my birthday, but they did pay for our dessert and give us a nice table instead. The...
tripadvisor.com
Great Value - user review
My family (2 teens, 2 adults) just returned from a stay at the Westward Look over Thanksgiving. We were very pleased with the resort. Our rooms were large, comfortable and had beaut...
tripadvisor.com
Good for a 3-star, 'blah' for a 4-star - user review
Not sure if this is considered a 3-star or 4-star, we got mixed info depending on the source. Employees are superior when it comes to smiles and courtesy, but not so efficient. $12 p...
tripadvisor.com
Very lacking in amenities and things to do - user review
The setting is gorgeous however there is a lot of road noise that drifts up from the road in front. The rooms are clean but extremely simple and disappointing. The refrigerator is tiny an...
tripadvisor.com
Great for Tennis Players - user review
We have now stayed twice at the Westward Look and enjoyed it very much on both occasions. We may have been fortunate with the location of our rooms; both times we had a pleasant room with ...
tripadvisor.com
hit and miss - user review
We stayed at Westward look for 4 nights in April 2006. Wanted to stay at La Paloma or Ventana, but their rates were prohibitive, and Westward offered a pretty good deal on weekdays. H...
tripadvisor.com
Great view, spacious rooms - user review
I stayed at the Westward Look for a training conference. It was a wonderful experience. Its close to shopping yet, off the beaten path. Beautiful scenery, free wireless internet...
travel.yahoo.com
Beautiful and comfortable resort - user review
We stayed two weeks and really enjoyed it. May 3rd to the 17th. The grounds were just lovely with all the cacti blooming and other flowering plants and trees. The grounds wer...
travel.yahoo.com
Mixed reaction - user review
The towels were fluffy and great, the pillows were terrible. The view from our room was fabulous, the restaurant service was pretty awful. The room was nice, the patio furniture...
travel.yahoo.com
Latest reviews of Westward Look Resort, Tucson, AZ
The Westward Look Resort was great. The staff was so very friendly - from the hosekeeping staff to the front desk. It's such a joy to see smiling faces when we just came from the hustle and bustle of San Frnacisco. The location was supurb - a great way to truly capture the charm of Tucson. If yo...
travel.yahoo.com
Westward Look Resort, Tucson, AZ - VirtualTourist.com
This was my first stay at the Westward Look Resort. It is a nice older resort in North Tucson near Ina Road. Our room was in a sort of condo-like complex within walking distance to the hotel lobby and amenities. There is a pool and hot tub available however we did not use them. They have a nice bar ...
virtualtourist.com
Westward Look Resort and Spa - Tucson, Arizona
Just after Arizona became a state, William Watson and his wife Maria bought 172 acres of homestead land out in the beautiful Sonoran desert. Eventually the owners developed 15 guest cottages and turned the beautiful property into Tucson's first resort. The ranch drew movie stars, artists and writers...
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Westward Look Resort, 245 East Ina Road, Tucson, AZ, US - Guest Reviews and Ratings for Westward Look Resort and other hotels in Tucson
Set high in the foothills overlooking Tucson and warmed by an abundance of desert sunshine, Westward Look Resort is set in an environment inspired by the beauty of its pristine natural surroundings. Home to a large variety of birds, plants and wildlife, this lush 80-acre oasis is an inspiring settin...
hotelstravel.com
Westward Look Resort - Vacation Idea.com Hotel Review
Westward Look Resort is a great starting point for exploring the Sonoran Desert. The resort provides guided hikes, binoculars and birding guides. At night, look through the high powered Celestron 2000 telescope and explore the night sky. Tucson provides shopping, galleries, performing arts and gourm...
vacationidea.com
Westward Look Resort Hotel Tucson AZ - Reviews & Official Contact Details
We went to the Lookout Grille, for a special Birthday dinner. The waitress remembered us from a previous time, when my husband, (a doctor), had returned part of a meal for being overcooked. She proceeded, with incredible sarcasm, to serve two dinners, sirloin burger and a filet of salmon, which, tho...
travel-library.com
Westward Look Resort in Tucson, AZ
Tucson's original resort sits high in the Santa Catalina foothills overlooking the city. Set on 80 acres of lush Sonoran desert, Westward Look Resorts offers on site horseback riding, tennis, swimming, hiking trails and a full service spa with desert inspired treatments. The Mobil Four Star Gold...
nextag.com
Westward Look Resort - Tucson hotel details from Travelocity
The d??cor is a blend of the Spanish colonial, Mexican and Native American influences that are part of this area's rich cultural history. The resort grew around a 1912 homestead estate built just six months after Arizona became a state. In fact, the family living room is just off the lobby and featu...
hotels.travelocity.com
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