3 Palms Tucson North Foothills

DJ Woods

It’s a good location and fine for a short stay. The grounds look nice. We knew it was under renovation and accordingly asked for an upstairs updated room. Nope. Downstairs, old room, next to room being renovated. It was a pool view… And the bars all the way around the courtyard breezeway do not really make that “pool view” very nice.

Dr. Holly DeWitt

Had a great 1-night stay! Front desk, Sara & Michelle, were fabulous! I stayed in a renovated room and it was so nice! Hot water, great lighting, refrigerator, comfy bed, and great location to restaurants/drinks/Whole Foods. Pool was very clean and great temperature. No breakfast, currently, due to renovations(but knew that going in). Would definitely recommend!

Silvia Powers

Loved my remodeled room. Very attractive furnishings, clean and new. They are still doing some remodeling to part of the property, but it didn't affect my enjoyment of the rest of the hotel. Pool area is clean and hot tub was relaxing. My kids liked the putting green. Wifi was good and I was able to do some work from "home". Can't wait to go back. 3 Palms Hotel here in Tucson and in Scottsdale are my go-to Arizona hotels.

Sara Hampton

I arrived at around midnight. The front door was broken and the night manager pushed open just one side of the door but not enough for me to even enter with luggage. Had to turn everything sideways to get in and he didn’t even offer to help. All the handicap parking in the back of the hotel (where my room was located) were occupied by construction vehicles, leaving me to have to park in the front and then walk all the way to the back with all my luggage. The elevator was disgustingly dirty and dingy, did not seem safe to ride up in but because of a handicap I had to rely on it. The room was not clean. There was a penny on the floor (suggesting it had not been vacuumed) long black hair on the walls of the shower and the bedside tables were dusty and broken down with rough edges. The bathroom was inefficient- no place to hang towels, no place to store the clean towels so they were precariously perched on the lower bar of the stand for the sink, one wrong move and the whole stack fell to the floor. There was also no toilet paper holder. You had to place it on the back of the toilet or on the counter of the sink. The sink plugged up on the first use. The bed mattress was horribly broken down, sinking to the springs when sat upon. Not comfortable at all. There was no luggage rack - no where to place your suitcase except for the floor. I ended up having to use the ironing board to set my luggage on. Side note: This place is not handicap friendly. The only elevator is located all the way in the back. So if your room is in the front but on another floor you have to walk all the way to the back, then go up the elevator then walk all the way back to the front. Overall worse hotel I’ve ever experienced. Only positive is that the staff seemed nice, with exception of the night manager on duty the night I checked in.