Tuscon’s Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain Combines Breathtaking Scenery and Luxury

The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain is an unforgettable Tucson luxury hotel set in the high Sonoran Desert. Located northwest of the city, in the scenic town of Marana, this breathtaking hotel features picturesque views of the Arizona desert combined with the majestic backdrop of the nearby Tortolita Mountains. Guests will enjoy a vast array of luxurious amenities, including our Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf course and destination spa, plus the added convenience of the city of Tucson less than 30 minutes away.

At The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain luxury hotel, guests will be able to enjoy true Southwestern adventure experiences with more than 20 miles of hiking and biking trails winding through spectacular mountain terrain. Terrace fire pits provide a unique setting to take in a desert sunset or sunrise over the Arizona mountains.

After an adventurous day exploring the sights and sounds of the Arizona desert, guests can unwind and indulge the senses in one of four restaurants at our luxury hotel, or relax comfortably in The Ritz-Carlton Spa while reveling in the enchanting views of the Tortolita Mountains and the rich visual history of the surrounding desert.

The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain Spa and Fitness Center
The Spa experience is designed around the balancing elements of wood, fire, earth and water honoring the indigenous outdoor Sonoran lifestyle. Escape from the bustle of Tucson to our 17,000 square-foot spa and fitness center featuring a selection of treatments that reflect nature and peaceful surroundings. For guests looking to nourish the soul and experience the epitome of indulgence, the spa provides professional wellness counseling, body and anti-aging therapies.

Guest Room Features & Amenities

  • 209 prestigious guest rooms make The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain a true luxury hotel in Tucson, Arizona
  • 44 individual and casita suites (900 to 1,300 square feet), including The Ritz-Carlton Suite (2,100 square feet)
  • Multiple bedroom casita options (1,700 to 2,600 square feet) that take on the appearance of a village within the resort, tucked away in the Wild Burro Canyon.

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