Find hotels near Silverbell Golf Course, Tucson from CA $87

"did not go to poolside "

"Location is good it’s near to the eateries. The hotel breakfast was okay. I suggest breakfast should have turkey or chicken sausages too not all the time pork sausages."

"This place gets 10 stars from me and my family. We loved everything about it. Very clean, well stocked with everything you could need, like dishes, seasonings, coffees, towels and sheets were plentiful. The view was fabulous, and my party of 10, from ages 92 to 14 years of age, were all very pleased with the house. It was a great find and well worth the money.The host Steve answered every question I sent to him in mins of my emailing him. I didn’t have many questions, but when I did he was right on it. We saw some birds and wild life that was just amazing to see up close. It was great memories made with my family in this house. Thank you, Steve Tina &Family"

"It’s very clean, staff is very friendly and helpful. The bed and pillows for me was like sleeping in the clouds! The breakfast was tasty. Parking lot was close to the door and it was good overall. I would stay again for sure."

"We had a very late check-in. The desk clerk called us to make sure we were not a no-show. "

"The room was clean spacious. The breakfast options were very good and the staff is friendly. I do plan on returning. "

"Very clean place with amazing hosts ! Everything u need is there"

"Clean and quiet, close to where we had appointments"

"Horrible. So bad I refused to check in even though I had pre-paid for the room. 2/3 of the motel looked condemned and under renovation with "Warning - Do Not Enter" signs on the doors. The reception desk (behind glass) was managed by a gun carrying man who explained he was also the hotel guard and ran the U-Haul facility out of the same location. Bottles of tequila were also for sale. Given these bad first impressions, I asked to see a room before checking in and was refused. (He defensively explained the motel was "much better" now that new management had kicked the homeless people out of their parking lot.) The final straw was when the woman in line behind me jumped ahead to check out - she had checked in 10 minutes earlier but said she felt completely unsafe in her room with questionable locks. Truly my worst motel experience ever. (FYI, I'm not generally a picky chooser; I'm usually quite happy with Motel6/EconoLodge/Super8 grade motels.)"