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"Great, spacious house with lots of privacy"

"Wonderful place. Beautiful Views and very well maintained property. Highly Recommended!"

"The property is exceptionally well-kept. The landscaping is beautiful and the living quarters are just right for a single guest or a couple. The hosts are friendly and welcoming and have thought of just about everything a guest could need or want. The property is well-supplied with every necessity and there is a good selection of books, movies and even puzzles. If you’re looking for a comfortable and peaceful place to stay, I highly recommend the Bunkhouse! "

"Very relaxing!"

"We had such a wonderful time at No Pants Ranch. Our group contained of 2 families and there was plenty of space for everyone. The teenage kids made themselves comfortable in The Shack while the parents plus little ones used the main house. The kitchen is well equipped, the beds are comfortable and the place is very clean.We used the outdoor space for dining and games. Had plenty of visits from the Desert Spiny Lizard, went looking for scorpions at night with the blacklight provided by the host and even used the clothes line with pegs to dry our laundry!Jo and Paul are super hosts! Very friendly and quick responses. If you stay at their place make sure to pay attention to the art and displays at the house. There's so much information and fun facts to discover! We would really love to come back some day. We made some wonderful memories at No Pants ranch!"

"This home is far more beautiful than the pictures can show; it's earthy and artistic, and not in the "cliche" desert way. The color scheme echoes the desert sunsets, and the furnishings and decor are fascinating as well as functional. The hosts were incredibly responsive, with suggestions about places to eat and things to see, while not being at all intrusive. We came to Tucson to experience the wildlife, and it could not have been better situated for visits to Kitt Peak, Mount Lemmon, and Madera Canyon. Best of all, the Saguaro National Park and Ironwood National Monument were both minutes away, and the surrounding area has areas with water and agriculture, which led to a parade of toads following the first rains of the season. On a related note, the AC is an evaporative cooler; it works differently from a freon AC and requires very dry air to work efficiently, so don't expect it to get as cold inside during monsoon season. "