Mt. Lemmon Lodge

Staff was very friendly. Location was very quiet after 8 pm but we enjoyed the common area, where we played shuffle board and other games.

Everything was great. I appreciated the detailed instructions on water usage given the shortage. Rules to be followed even beyond our stay.

The location is beautiful even though restaurants and shopping are in short supply and often closed. The Lodge is lovely and very comfortable

The reason I rate staff poorly is in the middle of the day (2:00 to 3:00 p.m.) they insisted on having 2 area rugs at each end of the patio shampooed by staff. It was extremely loud, ruined the whole vibe of sitting outdoors and we had to shout to hear each other at our table of 4. Whenever she stopped the machine people would clap but that didn't give them the hint. They are at a stage 3 water shortage and asked us not to flush toilets or take more than 5-min showers, yet I witnessed the woman walk away with dirty containers from the shampoo machine and return with clean water at least 3 times just on the one rug facing me. It seemed ridiculous and rude towards customers dining at the time.

Beyond Bread was a good food stop, as some of the other locations were closed, including the Ski area.

Water restrictions (beyond your control) were unfortunate. Walls, both inside the room and on the balcony, have little sound protection; we got chased off the balcony due to neighbor's volumes, and wore ear plugs (thankfully provided) to read our books inside. Price was a little steep considering above issues and closures (mid-week); next time we may try the Mt Lemmon Hotel to attempt to avoid noise issues.

Everything was very new

Their is no breakfast included. For the price they charge for a room, I expect breakfast. They did have a Beyond Bread in their lobby but it had a severely limited menu and the service was slow and chaotic