We were very pleased with this hotel. Nice rooms, which included a frig, microwave and coffee maker. Also, their morning breakfast offerings were more varied and even healthier than most "continental" breakfasts. Even included egg white and veggie omelets, among some of their choices. Location was ...

3.9

El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort

4.0 out of 5.0

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A verified traveler said

Mar 22, 2018

It was all good. No complaints As good as any resort in Tucson that I’ve visited Would go back for sure

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Hotels in Oro Valley

There's plenty to see and do in Oro Valley — and you'll need a comfortable place to kick back, relax and get some rest between excursions. Luckily, Orbitz has 85 hotels here, most of which rate highly for Hotel Staff and Location. Stay wherever you want in Oro Valley, for as long as you want, and get ready to soak it all in. Museum of the Horse Soldier, La Paloma Country Club and Freedom Parkare waiting to be explored!

Hotels in Oro Valley

Best times to visit Oro Valley

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Art and culture in Oro Valley

Any destination has a roster of must-sees, and museums are usually at the top of the list. In Oro Valley, for instance, the exhibits at Museum of the Horse Soldier and Fort Lowell Museum offer up their cultural and historical insights to visitors.

Sample some of Oro Valley's best educational offerings at Pima County Public Library - Wheeler Taft Abbett, Barnes & Noble and University of Arizona: Dillon R Christoph MD.

Dining in Oro Valley

Hungry? Oro Valley has you covered. Grab something to eat at popular restaurants like El Charro Café, Wildflower, China Phoenix Restaurant and Saffron Indian Bistro.

Where to party in Oro Valley

Don't want to turn in early? Grab a cold brew or mixed drink at Lookout Bar & Grille, Famous Sam's Restaurant & Bar and Anthony's Cigar Emporium.

Where to stay in Oro Valley

Oro Valley is rife with hidden gems and neighborhoods such as Catalina Foothills Estates. Whether your hotel is located here or you're just stopping over for a visit, these districts are not to be missed!

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Kill some time in Oro Valley by doing some serious window shopping or picking up a whole new look. Check out the clothing, accessories and gifts at Casas Adobes Plaza and Marshalls.

Check out the newest smartphones, gadgets and tech accessories at Best Buy and Apple Store.

Dining in Oro Valley

Hungry? Oro Valley has you covered. Grab something to eat at popular restaurants like El Charro Café, Wildflower, China Phoenix Restaurant and Saffron Indian Bistro.

Where to party in Oro Valley

Don't want to turn in early? Grab a cold brew or mixed drink at Lookout Bar & Grille, Famous Sam's Restaurant & Bar and Anthony's Cigar Emporium.

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Quiet, clean

Very quiet room considering there were softball and baseball tournaments going on. King bed very comfortable. Pull out sofa is another story, kind of like sleeping on a poor mattress on the floor. It was OK for a teen but most adults would find it very uncomfortable. Bathroom had a shower, tub and 2 sinks which was nice. Beautiful pool, heated with hot tub nearby. Facilities very clean. We were in Tucson to visit our Air Force grandson.

convenient in Tucson

Excellent staff, very welcoming and professional. Room was cozy with a few simple repairs needed (leaking faucet, no hot water faucet connected, etc)...although the room door was solid and insulated "some" of traffic noise we still heard. This hotel is on a very busy street so the best choice is to stay in the "casitas" behind by the beautiful pool. A very good and tasty breakfast, once again the friendly staff was present. The restaurant next door (Gringos) served great tacos and margaritas although we encountered a training staff who forgot part of our order.

Nice hotel close to the college

I visited Tucson primarily for some events at the University of Arizona. I had stayed at the Red Lion last time and I enjoyed the stay so I decided to book it again this time.

Just what you need

Tidy room and safe surrounds, what else do you need? I'd stay here again.