A Timeless Tucson Tradition

A Sophisticated Sonoran Retreat

Originally built as a hacienda-style family home in 1912, the Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa offers an upscale Southwestern experience with modern conveniences. Set on 80 acres of pristine Sonoran Desert, each of our thoughtfully-appointed guest rooms and suites offers a private balcony with breathtaking views of the surrounding Arizona landscape.

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Rich History

Tucson’s first and finest resort, Westward Look was built on 80 acres at the base of the striking Santa Catalina Mountains in the early 1900s.

Thoughtful Amenities

Refresh in one of three sparkling pools or unwind in one of the three Jacuzzis after a day spent exploring nature trails by horseback.

Wellness Focused

Play a game of tennis on one of eight championship courts or revitalize with cardio and free weights in our 24/7 fitness center.

Sonoran Spa

Our full-service spa offers soothing treatments that incorporate natural desert botanicals with ancient remedies, allowing you to completely unwind.

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Our Guests Say It Best

  • World Class Experience
    We recently stayed at Westward Look Resort for a company event! I must say, I’m not easily impressed, but boy! They know how to provide amazing service!!! I was impressed by the whole team, from reservations, check-in, food and services, and the event team! The rooms are lovely, the food was great, and the ground extremely manicured and well kept! Do not look further, this is the place for you! - loldaker
  • My sanctuary! Hidden gem!
    Lovely!!!! Views amazing! Drinks amazing! Location was beautiful! Best views in Tucson! I love the property and the people make all the difference in the world to ensure you have a pleasurable stay! The bloody Mary's are really good too! - Suzy H
  • Relaxing Resort to Recharge
    The Westward Look is my favorite place to stay in Tucson. I have been staying here for 9 years and it is always amazing. Service is impeccable. Gold is amazing for a nice dinner and poolside food and drinks are fantastic. The views from the rooms are amazing, and the rooms are very luxurious! - RatieTraveler
  • Great Getaway Spot
    This is a great getaway spot for relaxing. The area is nice and there are plenty of restaurants or stores not too far. My fiancée loves the spa for massages. Whether you go for a staycation or if your visiting from out of town you will enjoy your stay. All the staff are very courteous. - victorsjr
  • Extended Stay Opportunity
    If you need an extended stay in Tucson this is the hotel to opt for. Plenty of spacious rooms, many of which have been recently remodeled. The sunset & evening views of Tucson and the surrounding mountains are spectacular. Resident owls can be heard at night. Trail rides available around the property. Excellent work out equipment. - docbob0707

Meetings

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Inspiring Sonoran Spaces

Boasting 16 meeting rooms and over 20,000 square feet of space, Westward Look Wyndham Grand provides a naturally refreshing meeting alternative to standard Tucson convention center hotels. 

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Weddings

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Dreamy Desert Settings

For truly memorable Tucson weddings and special events, Westward Look Wyndham Grand provides picturesque ceremony and reception spaces enhanced by the natural beauty of Arizona’s Santa Catalina foothills.

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Crave-Worthy Southwestern Cuisine

Enjoy the Southwestern flavors of Arizona and craft cocktails at The Lookout Bar & Grille or stay in and enjoy room service from the peaceful retreat of your guest room.

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Exploring Arizona

Whether your interest is archeology, astronomy, Western history, or Native American arts, you’ll find plenty to do in Tucson within easy reach of our resort.

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