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1069 Camino Caralampi
Rio Rico, AZ 85648
Nightly Rates: ($103.50 - $307.00)
3 Star
Esplendor Resort speaks of the history and cultures of Southern Arizona with accents of the Native American, Spanish, Mexican and the historic Old West. Set among rolling mountains and overlooking the lush green Santa Cruz River Valley, Esplendor Resort is a one-of-a-kind destination in the Sonoran Desert. Guests discover a special retreat to treat mind, body and soul to unsurpassed resort services, fine dining, world-class golf on the Robert Trent Jones, Sr. championship course, horseback riding through the Santa Cruz River Valley, tennis or simply basking poolside in the Arizona sun. Esplendor is uncomplicated, unpretentious and unforgettable.
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 1500
· Check out time is 1200
· 179 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.
From Tucson Intl Airport/TUS - Take S. Tucson Blvd approx 1/2 mile to Valencia Blvd. Turn left on Valencia and at the interchange of Valencia and Hwy 19, take Hwy 19 South towardsNogales. Exit number 17, Rio Rico Drive and at the top of the exit turn right. 1/2 block down turn left on Camino Caralampi and the resort will be a on the right. Car rental and shuttle services available. Please call the hotel to make advanced reservations for the Resort shuttle.
On a plateau with a commanding view of the surrounding mountains, overlooking the lush green Santa Cruz River Valley, in a perfect spot for exploring along the historic De Anza trail or any number of nearby historic sites, close to renowned bird watching reserves, the Tubac artisan colony, great hiking trails, and three other championship golf courses.
TUS - Tucson Intl Airport
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Diners enjoy tantalizing continental fare served against a backdrop of the Santa Cruz Valley and Mountains or under the sparkling stars, while tasting a filet of Kobe Beef or savouring the delight of the sea at Siete Mares. Sundays are special with a delicious brunch featuring made-to-order omelettes and smoked Atlantic salmon prepared by Chef Edgar. Guests revisit the Old West in the saloon and can sample unique appetizers or relax with a fresh mango margarita on the terrace while the sun sets behind the mountains.
Experts in leisure, business and incentive group programs, Esplendor can accommodate small groups to full-scale meetings. The resort offers a variety of specialty programs, such as: themed events, group parties, banquets, family and special functions, educational and team building programs, corporate/executive events and company conventions.
Large heated pool and Jacuzzi in a courtyard landscaped with flora specifically designed to attract local birds and butterflies. Massage therapy, fitness centre, nearby shopping and specialty programs such as themed events, group parties, banquets, family and special functions, educational and team-building programs, corporate/executive events and company conventions.
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near ArizonaWhile in Arizona, you might enjoy a visit to: The artist lived under a nearby bridge, and sculpted it all to thank God for saving him in World War I. You can visit the grave of a preacher who claimed he could raise the dead. While the human performers are still home sleeping, animated mannequins provide a "living dead" re-enactment of the famous gun battle. Perfectly preserved whoring and party hub of 19th century Tombstone, and home to ghosts and a diminutive Merman. |