Canyon Ranch Wellness Resort Tucson

10/10 this was the best experience I have had. It was absolutely beautiful, relaxing, fun, and restorative. From the campus, to the classes, the gym, the spa, the food, the services I genuinely loved it all. All of the staff from the pick up all the way to drop off were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. My partner and I chose the spa renewal package and got to tailor the services to what we each wanted - head neck shoulders massage, acupuncture, private yoga, a collagen facial, along with many others. All of the service providers were kind, welcoming, helpful, and knowledgable. Between those, the classes, and presentations I actually learned a ton about health and wellness (and Im a therapist). We started our mornings with walks which was nice to see the area. Then we would do the yogas, meditations, and health related classes, go to the gym which had everything we needed, and then used the spa for hot tub/sauna/cold plunge which was all amazing and relaxing. As a vegetarian that eats whole foods, the food was fantastic. I really liked all of the options and felt nourished and was able to get enough protein. They also had wellness shots, smoothies, salad bars - it was just so so nice. We chose the Tuscon location to get to see a new area, coming from NYC and it was beautiful. Also the buildings were really pretty, we thought it was such a cool aesthetic and the people were quite chill and easy going. It was a nice ambiance, I never felt judged or like anyone was rude, plus we got to be casual and comfortable. It was a chilled out vibe. We stayed for 4 nights which was enough to hit a ton of services and classes, but I wish I could've done more! I actually teared up leaving and have been sad since lol the sign of a good and needed trip!!! Would absolutely recommend.

Living on past laurels Spent five nights at this location. We have been to many spa’s in the U.S. this one is generally old, old, tired and d the spa facilities are plain dirty! They provide little value for the extreme costs. Rooms: we requested a room close to the center, and despite being half empty were placed in a tomm as far away from the center of activities. The rooms have no warmth, charm, carpeting or rugs. A cold motel room like vibe. Spa: this is a spa resort. The spa facilities seem like they have not been touched for 30+ years. It feels just plain dirty. I had to alert an attendant that in the inhalation room of the men’s locker room, the level of dirt and mold on the drain was disgusting. Food-dining: The food was adequate, nothing to write home about. When I inquired about kombucha, they had a 6 oz can for $7. There were no charges for anything else. Bizarre. The seating areas are uncomfortable. When one goes to a spa, these price points, dinner should be in a nice environment with comfortable chairs. The Pavillion felt like a bad college cafeteria. Like the facilities, it lacked charm, warmth, and cleanliness. Customer service: early one morning called down for coffee and breakfast treats as our roll was the furthest distance. The hotel person said “you want me to do this for you, why?” When I tried to explain the concept of room service, he said no! Exercise: the gym room with equipment was very good. The classes were mixed up. 3 times they were either cancelled or moved with no notice.

This was my first visit to a Canyon Ranch resort, and while there were some positive aspects, I left with significant concerns. The staff was incredibly attentive, going out of their way to ensure that my friends and I had a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. The spa services were lovely, and the rooms, though average, were clean. About half of the fitness instructors, along with all the experts leading the academic health and wellness lectures, were experienced and knowledgeable. However, despite these positives, I’m troubled by the state of the property, especially considering Canyon Ranch's reputation as a world-class resort. Based on our three-day stay from Thursday to Sunday, it’s evident that the facility is in dire need of an upgrade. The entire resort feels outdated, stuck in the 1980s, which is disappointing for a property at this price point. The spa area, in particular, smelled musty, and the hot tubs had brown residue and debris at the bottom. The relaxation rooms, once probably luxurious, now appear dark, dingy, and worn out. A more modern, organic refresh is sorely needed. The fitness classes were a mixed bag. While some instructors were excellent, one in particular stood out for all the wrong reasons. Her yoga and weight lifting classes were poorly cued, lacking safe guidance and modifications. Many participants, myself included, found her instructions unclear, and her habit of wearing dirty gym shoes from the street into the barefoot space felt unsanitary. Unfortunately, she led multiple classes during our stay, and since Canyon Ranch doesn’t list instructor names on the schedule, we were unable to avoid her sessions. The food was another disappointment. It was a solid C-, with everything tasting institutionalized, reminiscent of a nursing home menu. I understand that the ranch is undergoing construction and operating with an abbreviated space and menu, but the quality was underwhelming. Several guests mentioned that the food used to be much better, which only added to our disappointment. Overall, while there were enjoyable moments during our stay, Canyon Ranch Tucson clearly needs significant improvements to live up to its world-class reputation. I welcome a personal conversation with someone at CR Tuscon to hear their thoughts.

I was desperately in need of a getaway from all the stress in my life and take charge of my health, and picked Canyon Ranch based on various reviews. I was torn between Canyon Ranch Tucson, The Ranch Malibu, and Miraval. I picked CR mainly due to its amazing medical set-up. Miraval does not have medical, and Malibu is a bit too intense for a beginner. Little did I realize that I was stepping into an oasis in the desert! I flew into Phoenix and took a car to CR. I spent 6 nights and 5 days under the Get Healthy plan which includes all health appointments. It has been absolutely amazing! Their spa is quite nice too and I got a treatment everyday after a day of hectic workout. I did cardio, strength, yoga and meditation. I did their signature treatments, deep tissue, facial, and sound meditation. Everything was amazing! I love that they do not nickel and dime. They have golf carts to take you from one place to another. Everyone is super friendly. They have ample options on the menu and had omelette and pasta stations, a salad bar everyday for lunch and dinner. I truly loved being here, and the people are so friendly. The medical team is amazing. They check everything - bone density, cancer, etc., they do a sleep test, put together a health and nutrition plan that is actionable. In a way, you get much much more than what you pay for. Their lectures are really awesome and so eye-opening. Some classes were not up to the mark - for example, one yoga teacher didn't do much and kept talking non-stop or just breathing, but others were amazing. I loved their boxing workout too. But overall the experience is totally worth it. Once I got here I got recommendations from others about which technician to book for specific treatments and got a really good deep tissue massage. I highly highly recommend this place. It is so relaxed too, you don't need to dress up. I love the relaxed and no-stress vibe. It has truly been life-changing for me. They invite guest lecturers and authors too, and I attended the visiting author's lectures and left a changed person. Everything is backed by science. I have to now figure out how to continue the great work in real life. The coaches do offer the option to check in on an ongoing basis to stay on track. If I had to pick one negative, since I am vegetarian, after 2 weeks I would have tired of the menu. But I didn't really try the Double U cafe which had options too. And they do an amazing job of keeping everything healthy. The chocolate cake was yummy but cake was made from zucchini. The waffles were made with sweet potato. And they give you the portions that you should eat, not XL or Venti that has become the norm in most places.

Absolutely epic night at Canyon Ranch with Tyler Hubbard. So cool to hear that the amazing spiritual provider Adam Smith is a childhood friend of Tyler’s. Congrats to all - so well done from start to finish. Also had a wonderful Rekki treatment and the food has been excellent.