Hoteles en Tucson:
JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa (Tucson, USA)

The JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort and Spa is an all new five hundred seventy-five room property located in majestic Tucson Mountain Park six miles east of downtown Tucson and twenty minutes from the airport. This fabulous destination resort offers a diverse array of activities, recreational options and world-class golf and spa facilities. For meeting planners, eighty-eight thousand square feet of indoor and outdoor event space is available including a grand ballroom, junior ballroom and eight breakout rooms. Deluxe guest rooms are equipped with a clock radio and compact disc player, coffee maker, hairdryer, high speed Internet access, in-room safe, iron and board, minibar and small refrigerator, remote control color television with cable and pay channels, two-line telephone with dataport, fax connection and voicemail plus Marriott's luxurious new bedding package. Each room has a private balcony or patio for enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, pools and city lights of Tucson. * The JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort and Spa offers a business center, concierge services, oversized outdoor swimming pool with children's play area, tennis pavilion with eight lighted hard courts and a variety of food and beverage outlets. Self-parking is complimentary. Valet parking is USD 18 per night with in/out privileges. Enjoy Tucson Mountain Park and Saguaro National Park with guided hikes and biking tours on one of three trailheads or explore on your own. The hotel has everything you need. The Starr Pass Golf Club features twenty-seven holes of championship golf designed by Arnold Palmer in a unique mountain golf setting. Our Starr Pass Spa with its soothing Southwestern theme is the most extensive in Tucson with fitness center, lap pool, saunas, steamrooms, whirlpools and twenty-three treatment rooms. The largest resort in southern Arizona, the JW Marriott Starr Pass is a ideal location for a memorable vacation or getaway. Due to road construction in the area through early September 2007, the resort suggests guests call for driving directions.