Hubby & I had dinner here dinner here last night. Every time we come down here we go to Al…read moreCapone's. Hubby got a beer & I got a Sangria. Both were very good. We ordered the bread sticks since I didn't read my previous review. They were better with the marinara. Hubby got a pizza so we could h leftovers to take. He ordered a large with sausage, mushrooms, pepperoni & onion. It was good. I ordered the fettuccine Alfredo with shrimp. The pieces of bread that came was simple, but so good. The Alfredo was excellent! The best I have ever had! Service was good. Our server was friendly & accommodating. We were shocked it was not overly busy. Sunday night is the perfect day to go for dinner.

Dined: 7/10/25:…read more Came to get a reset from all the delicious Mexican food I've had for the week. Ordered wings & the 12" Hudson pizza minus the tomatoes & added pepperoni. The pizza was larger than the baking sheet! It was way more than enough for the 2 of us. The wings were tiny but they are sold by weight so they gave us several. They weren't fried hard as I ordered them but they were still good. I'm not a fan of ranch but their in-house ranch was REALLY tasty. They have a variety of food from pastas, to sandwiches to pizza. They accept cards but tips are cash only. Enjoy!

Service was a 10. Food was a 10. I love this place…read more Thank you Gael Lemon drops were good too

The service, wine and ambiance were great. The food was average. My shrimp scampi was bland and…read morethe shrimp was not cleaned well, and it was overcooked. My filet Marsala was very sweet tasting, but the medallions were tender. The chocolate mousse was very good.

Very clean and simple Don't expect to get blown away compared to everywhere else the area I like…read morethis place

This is the place we chose to stay at last minute. It is nothing fancy... but it is clean and…read morecheap. The beds are comfy, the shower is hot and has great pressure. We are with in walking distance to the fish markets, shopping, bars and sunset views. The owners are super friendly and there are two black cats that like hanging around. This was the first building built in Rocky Point, the hideout of Al Calpone and some other shady characters. The parking is secure. Would highly recommend staying here if you want to be a part of history and do not need all the fancy condo living.

Amazing first-ever stay at Peñasco del Sol! Booked the king…read moresuite with beach view and balcony, which is a one-bedroom with a pull-out sofa in the living room. Room was large and very clean; bed must have been a California king (since it was bigger than my king-sized bed). Kitchen area had a decent sized mini-fridge with an actual freezer, and a microwave. Interior walls are concrete/stucco, so I would imagine rooms are quiet even during the busy season. Our balcony was really only deep enough for standing room, not sure this is true for all rooms, but that was the only down-side. View was spectacular. All the staff was extremely friendly, and the bell person was especially informative. The included breakfast offered fairly minimal but well rounded selections; portions were ample--and delicious! They also offer an additional (paid) breakfast menu. Another on-site restaurant off of the casino area (La Arena 3C) was suuuuper good with amazing specials and happy hour pricing. On Taco Tuesday: three shrimp tacos and a chicken taco; three mini-quesadillas; a large bottle of jamaica aqua fresca; a beer; and a dessert special with two carajillos (coffee cocktails) and a small cake all came to $26.04. Ridiculous. We obviously ate there twice. There's a cute little "beach" area on the property just past the pool that overlooks the sea and has tables with umbrellas and lounge chairs, or daybeds. All with food/drink service. Perfect lounging (napping?) area. Since we were only visiting for two days we never left the resort property, and were perfectly happy with what was available to us. There is a drug store just across the street for water and other needs, but we brought all our own. Can't wait to come back and stay here again and explore the town!

The worse experience, room was absolutely horrible , broken shower head , dirty room, smell like…read moredrainage . Absolutely dirty mattress. There was pee stains in the toilet seat . Customer service was horrible. We paid almost 4K for 2 deluxe rooms and 2 master suite. They refuse to give me all 4 rooms and only gave me 3. Refuse to refund me . We requested lower levels or at least all In the same floor as we were traveling as a family ,we got them 1 in the 5th floor 3rd floor and second floor. At check out said they never took a deposit and they had taken $480 but couldn't find it . Literally every part of the stay was terrible . They said they didn't have valet parking but the guy outside said if we pay tune $500 pesos that he can tell receptionist to give it to us and then paid $30 each car for valet . I been staying at this hotel plenty of times in the past . Absolutely will never stay here again. Not sure how it changed so much in 1 month since our last stay was in early June of this year and in July it's totally changed. Never never never again!!!!

I booked a private historical tour with Lorraine. She was knowledgeable, very pleasant, and clearly…read morehas a passion and interest for the city. I enjoyed learning about Tucson's history, culture, and even plants/animals of note in the area. I appreciate that Lorraine picked me up from my hotel, Miraval, which is a bit of a drive and she arrived promptly at our agreed upon time. The tour was a good break from the retreat to learn more about the city I am visiting. 10/10 would recommend!

It was my first time visiting Tucson so I booked an introductory tour with Lorraine, a 40 year…read moreresident with a background as a local guide. We first took a scenic drive in the Saguaro National park, and saw the desert and cactus environment firsthand. Then, we drove through the historic downtown districts, and finally toured the Mission San Xavier del Bac, which is a must see. It was an excellent overview of Tucson's highlights, and highly recommend this business for an individualized tour.

An absolutely marvelous afternoon walking tour! We learned some local history, learned about the…read moreartists & the amazing murals in the downtown area, & had some great local food along the way. The guides were informative & obviously enjoyed interacting with the group. Highly recommend!

I've been on a number of food tours in different cities. Usually, you go to 4 or 5 places so you…read morecan decide where you might want to eat again. This was $50.00 for one restaurant, a scoop of ice cream and an OK historical tour. I felt that's how it should have been marketed. Looking at the description, I now realize that they did not specify the number of restaurants, but their FAQ section talks about 4. The longer tours might be good, but if you are expecting an actual food tour, don't do the short tour

Yesterday afternoon 9/10/2025 at 3:20pm on the loop 202 heading north exiting on the 10 going west…read morea Gray Line bus stopped in the middle of the highway parallel next to me as I sat on the lane to exit onto the i10 going west. It was bumper to bumper traffic. This driver stopped on the middle of the highway parallel next to me with his blinker on blocking traffic behind him. As the traffic began to move so do I as I have been in this lane for already 20 mins waiting to exit and this driver began to merge into my lane as he was right next to me. He started to get into my lane parallel next to me. I blew my horn to alert the driver he is about to crash into me and he blew the horn aggressively back. He continued to merge into my lane causing me to swerve and almost hit the car in the lane to the right of me. He almost ran me off the road. Below is the pic of the bus who almost ran me off the road. I have called several times to Michelle and Laurie leaving them a message and I still have not gotten a single call back regarding this safety issue. I would not recommend this tour line as the drivers on their website states they've taken safety classes which is an obvious lie. They are not safe. They will drive you off the road not caring whether there are children in the vehicle or who they wreck into. I had my two 1 year old twins in the vehicle with me and they could have been injured if I wasn't driving safely and proactively against this aggressive bus driver from Gray Line bus tours. I will also be reporting to the better business bureau. This is a safety concern. Drivers are not allowed to stop in the middle of the highway and before merging lanes must be clear. This was NOT the case! Someone could have been injured but this reckless arrogant driver.

This was our third trip to Rocky Point Mexico with Gray Line Tours. Plenty to do and way too much…read moregreat food. Staff knows their way around and made our trip, as always. a wonderful time. Never at any time did we feel unsafe and will surely make this a regular part of our future vacation plans!

Being a native to Arizona, I love that I am still discovering new places after all my years of…read moreliving here. I have heard of this national monument before and have seen the sign pointing to it on the drive to Rocky Point on many occasions. I enjoyed my first visit to Organ Pipe National Monument. This location in Arizona is one of the only places where senita and organ pipe cactus grow in the wild. It is unfortunate that the park is so remote or I would have visited it earlier. It is located in Southern Arizona and at least a two-hour drive from Tucson. But it is well worth the trip. The park shares a border with Mexico. Organ Pipe National Monument has a nice visitor center with restrooms, exhibits, souvenirs and staff on hand to answer questions. It is named in honor of a fallen park ranger who was shot and killed by a drug smuggler. I used my National Park Pass to get into the park. There is a paved nature trail around the visitor center that has many examples of organ pipe cacti in all stages of development. I started my day off on the nature trail and enjoyed my introduction to the park on it. If you like to camp, Twin Peaks Campground is located just over one mile away from the Kris Eggle Visitor Center. I like to do a hike or two whenever I visit a national park or monument. There are a number of them on the Ajo Mountain Loop Drive and on the drive through the Puerto Blanco Mountains. The Bull Pasture/Estes Canyon and Arch Canyon Trails are a couple of popular hikes at Organ Pipe National Monument. I did the full 21-mile Ajo Moutain loop drive and stopped to hike the 1.2 miles roundtrip Arch Canyon Trail. It is an easy hike through a canyon that leads to an arch. Overall, I enjoyed my first visit to Organ Pipe National Monument and glad I took a day off to check it out.

This is a beautiful national monument that has the unique organ pipe cactus! It's more remote so it…read moretook me a few hours driving to get there. I stayed at the Alamo campground to have more time for hiking. I did several nice, easy hikes and only saw a few other people. The stars were stunning at night. I used my national park pass for the entrance free. It's definitely worth the visit to check out this park!

Waiting in line for over an hour to drive 2 miles. Estimated time to cross is another hour!!…read more Trump didn't fix the border.

Here is the border wall just before LukeVille. It goes in both directions as far as you can see…read more Over hills and flats , 40 feet high