It is so great that there is a nice afternoon tea in Tucson! Himaya Garden is such a great…read moreaddition to the venue landscape, with great outdoor and indoor space and some very unique paintings inside the tearoom. While pricey for what you get, the food (sandwiches, scones, pastries) was tasty and so was the tea. However, unlike most tea services, scones were in short supply, and there was no jam, Also, the tea was cold quickly because our cups were filled in passing as opposed to having a pot at the table. Still, the service was good, the place was packed, and it was great getting caught up with an old friend. The fresh fruit was a nice touch! I hope to return to try the Filipino tea experience.

Really fun high tea experience! The venue is super cute and the interior is nice and cozy. They…read morehave an outdoor space as well. High tea consisted of numerous tea options. I went for the chai which was excellent. The were able to accommodate my vegetarian request and could probably do vegan as well. The little cakes, pastries, and tea sandwiches were good. Would like to try their Filipino inspired high tea sometime. Definitely worth a try!

Interesting historical site. The docents were informative and friendly and NOT overbearing. The…read moredisplays and information gave me a better appreciation of the area and its history. Worth a short stop. The vendors at the Second Saturday market had unique foods and art. I could have spent $$$ as there were many original pieces. Enjoy!

Steam pump ranch…read more While attending a farmer's market I took advantage of the opportunity to see a really wonderful piece of Old Tucson that actually had family members from the early settlers of the ranch present to give information about the area. (We are lucky enough to have Barbara McIntyre a descendant of the early l settlers George and Mathilda Pusch. Her grandmother was one of their children. It was just very interesting to have that living history part of the museum by having the actual descendants share their perspective of early Tucson. George Pusch built the pump house in about 1875, he was very much in astute businessman and he took advantage of the local surface water to put in a steam pump and a Holding area for watering livestock. During the time cattle drives would be coming down from Tucson to the desert to get in the rail lines and of course the cattle would be very lean because they've been in the desert for a long time. He charged about 15 cents ahead for cattle to be watered which would increase their weight before they got shipped and would increase the amount of money that the cattle drovers would get for their cattle at market. Eventually they bought more land surrounding this area and at one time actually had over 15,000 cattle in the range that they were working with. They're also encounters with indigenous Apaches and the area also was famous all the way back from when Spanish settled the area for the lure of gold and there is of course a legend of a secret gold mine. He had several other business ventures including a butcher shop of course which connected into the cattle in a ice storage facility in Tucson. Mr Pusch was also a member of the Arizona territorial legislature. When he died much of the cattle operations were shutting down. In 1933 a new era in the ranch was brought on by the second significant historical family that the steam pump ranch. The Proctor family. During the prohibition area the ranch hosted several copper Homebrew mescal and sold it to locals. When Mr Jack Proctor took over the ranch many things were abandoned. At the same time he was the manager owner operator of the luxury Pioneer hotel and the owner director of Valley national bank. His hobbies were raising prize bowls and at the ranch he created a bunch of chicken farms to provide chicken and eggs to the guests of the pioneer hotel. His family also supported the original Tucson rodeo or the festival de vaqueros This area also hosted the first guest ranch in Arizona. We're also lucky to have the granddaughter of one of the proctors who lived on the ranch and was a barrel racer being one of the docents at the museum. It's her saddle that's displayed at the museum. I hope that people are motivated to learn more and go out and listen to people especially since you have the Arizona statehood celebration coming up.

The perfect place to stop once you get your AARP membership. This place caters to a certain type of…read morepension having person who eats dinner at 4 PM. With that being said, the food was actually not bad it wasn't amazing or life changing - and I want to say that it was only a little bland. Edible. Beautiful views at this spot.

Great food and service. The views are very nice and hopefully will be open longer for all to enjoy!read more

We've been using Timeless Play for a couple years now. It's one of our favorite places here in Oro…read moreValley and it's very comforting to know the staff really take care of the kiddos with love and patience. Would 100% recommend to any family who just need some time for themselves! Or simply to give the little ones socialization!

Great professional babysitters . I was in a pinch after my sitter canceled last min and I dropped…read moreof my little one and she had a blast and they really helped her enjoy the time away from Mommy .

Beautiful venue near downtown Tucson. Tons of flowering trees and bushes, twinkly lights after…read moredark, a fountain and more.

This is an absolutely stunning garden. The beautiful during the day and the lights at night make it…read morelook so magical. Truly a hidden gem. It would be perfect for parties and there is parking in the back. I would love to come back sometime.

Beautiful establishment. Came for a party. Ample space for a large number of people. I would…read moredefinitely rent it out if I was in need of a good space

I recently had a 4-night stay at this hotel, and I have nothing but nice things to say about it…read more This reasonably priced establishment was one of the quietest hotels with one of the most comfortable beds I've seen in quite some time. The complimentary breakfast was not only delicious, but it was well stocked and the hotel staff were all pleasant and professional. I'd stay here again with absolutely no hesitation the next time I find myself in the Tucson area.

Room was very clean. The ripped curtains were a little off-putting but otherwise no concerns. The…read morefront desk staff were super friendly. Great spot for a quick overnight.

We have recently gone to lava island for the first time while attending a birthday party. The space…read moreis so big, very clean, and the staff was very kind. Although, I do wish the party rooms had a little music playing, we did have a good time regardless. My daughter said so far it was the best party of the year.

We love this place and have been here a few times. This…read moretime was not much different other than having an issue with the cafe. I ordered a pizza for my kids and their friends and French fries. When my number was called I went up there and saw my order on the counter but went to refill my drink (this took 30 seconds) and when I came back to the counter my pizza was gone but the fries were there. That means the woman who was walking up to the counter when I walked past (for 30 seconds) took my pizza. I asked the girls about it and they said they would call my number again when it was ready. After going back to ask what was going on a few times, it got to the 1 hour mark after ordering food. I went back to ask and what happened and make sure they were actually remaking the pizza. They had no idea to do that, they just kept telling me they'll call my number. They said they would make it and apologized but it took another 20-30 minutes to get my pizza. I highly highly recommend they hire another staff member that is checking ticket numbers when it comes to the food pickup. Clearly some people don't have common morals and will just take your food when their number isn't called. No one checks ticket numbers after calling it out on the loudspeaker. I had a big group of kids with me who were starving and waited such a long time just for some pizza. If they're not going to let us bring in food (especially when staying there almost all day like 6-7 hours with the all day pass) then do something about the organization of that cafe counter. Especially when it gets busy. I brought my friend and told her such good things about this place but that was a bad first impression. I'll be back but I'm going to have to stand at the counter and run for my food like hunger games when they call the number unless they place someone there to specifically check tickets when picking up. Also to note I do not blame the girls working. I understand that once they hit complete on that ticket it probably disappeared. I blame management for not having the thought of required ticket checking.

My husband's work Christmas party was held at The Oasis at Wild Horse Ranch this year. It's a…read morelovely venue but it was dark when the party started, so I would love to see it during the day. Ok, first the good... *The food was excellent. We had beef and chicken, both with wonderful sauces, along with some amazing green beans and mashed potatoes. The dessert was great too. *The wait staff were super helpful, courteous and efficient. I hope they pay them well because they deserve it. *The venue was very pretty Ok, now the not-so-great, which unfortunately is a longer list... *They need better signage and lighting for nighttime events. It was hard to tell where to park and even more difficult finding the buildings in the dark. We wandered through the rocky parking lot and found a sidewalk and finally found the party. *Um, ADA compliant? Not so great. I have a lot of health issues and have difficulty walking long distances. There was no such thing as handicap parking and I would have had a very difficult time trying to use my walker. Good luck if you're in a wheelchair. *This was partially an outside event. Generally speaking, outside events in the winter have patio heaters but the only heat sources available were two small fire pits. Everyone took turns warming up by the fire but more was definitely needed. *Our invitation said there would be s'mores stations set up. I don't know if this was a mistake by the venue or the person who booked, but no s'mores were found. Boo! *Lastly, the bartender was less than friendly. Every other staff person was beyond helpful and super friendly except for the bartender. I mean, he wasn't outwardly hostile or anything but he might as well have been a robot bartender. At least the drinks were good!

The staff was genuine and professional, made sure our wedding day went off seamlessly. The venue is…read moreabsolutely gorgeous and the food was amazing 10/10 recommend!