Hilton Tucson El Conquistador Golf & Tennis Resort

We had a great time, the hotel is nice however, I think they have a second string staff in there. If you are low maintenance you will do fine. Also, Tucsonians seem to have the winter dull-drums, even though it was 65-70 and sunny and absolutely beautiful there! One waitress smiled and we must have had 8 meals there. They have a Starbucks in the lobby.

The room was nice, and the scenery was nice. However....if you book here be certain to know which building you will be in prior. If you are not in a building close to the main building, it is an endless maze of hallways and outbuildings, none of which are near the parking lot. Remember, this is a "resort", according to the staff, not a hotel, so it is really spread out. And, as a resort, there are no complimentary beverages or breakfasts. I personally would never stay here again under any conditions.

The only bad thing I could say about the place is; they say they offer `wi-fi` -- but they charge over $10 a day for it, and it`s VERY slow.

Nice hotel with beautifull mountain view. Bed was really comfortable. The price was too expensive.

Is the Hilton El Conquistador a good hotel? Probably. Truthfully, I wouldn't be the best judge as, unbeknownst to me when I booked the hotel for Labor Day weekend, the El Conquistador was having a host of Labor Day "celebration activities". Basically, for me this meant limited parking as the hotel was drawing visitors that weren't hotel guests, and near constant loud blaring music by the pool that was able to be heard in every room, even with all doors and windows closed, sometimes even when wearing ear plugs. So much for rest and relaxation. Also, my room lost power on our second day there. It took about 2 hours for management to move us to another room, although it was something we had to follow up on (as in, had we not called it would have been much longer). In the mean time, various hotel staff came in and out of the room checking stuff without really telling us what was going on. They were perfectly nice about this, but it was odd that no one was really telling us what was going on. It should be noted that with the move to a new room came a voucher for food/drinks at the hotel pool bar. Truthfully, the Hilton El Conquistador, on a normal average weekend, is probably a great place to stay. The rooms are clean, the beds are incredibly comfortable, and every room has a patio or balcony with two chairs and a small table. Great mountain views complete the package and being far away from the "city lights" means great stargazing at night. However, for me personally, the stay was ruined by the Labor Day "festivities". Had I know there was basically going to be a 2 day party at the resort, I definitely would have booked elsewhere.

Awesome place to stay. rooms are large and comfortable. staff is nice and friendly.

The Drury Inn was an excellent choice for our brief stay in Las Cruces. The location was extremely convenient, right off I-10 and close to the quaint village of Mesilla which was our primary destination. The room was comfortable and clean, breakfast was very good, and the staff were extremely friendly. Steve

The hotel was clean and well kept. We liked the beds as they were very comfortable.

The service was excellent and the staff was very accommodating with our needs.

We've stayed here a couple of times over the years when we visit family in Tucson and the El Conquistador never disappoints. The staff is very friendly and professional and the grounds are well maintained. There were plenty of activites planned for the Fourth of July. So what if the ice machine ran out, it was 114 degrees. Looking forward to coming back next year