Reviews

Our stay at the Tamaya Resort was absolutely excellent from start to finish. The property is stunning, with breathtaking views and a peaceful atmosphere that makes you instantly relax. The rooms were spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, offering every comfort we could need. The staff went above and beyond—always friendly, attentive, and eager to help. The resort’s amenities, from the pool to the dining options, were top-notch, and we loved the unique cultural touches that made our visit feel truly special. If you’re looking for a relaxing getaway with exceptional service and a beautiful setting, Tamaya Resort is the perfect choice. We can’t wait to return!

Beautiful resort, fabulous staff and delicious food! It's all here! And did I mention the views! What a magical place! Highly recommend!

Tamaya is a fabulous place! There is so much to offer that you never need to leave the property. We traveled with our dog, and they welcomed him with open arms! They were very attentive to our needs and his. We will be back soon!

Couples spa was excellent!Staff super friendly and prompt to help with any of our questions. The Corn Maiden restaurant was extremely good food and drinks hats off to the chef.

I love the Tamaya Resort and as a local, I go for staycations as often as I can. If you can get the mountain view rooms, the view is gorgeous, but you can get that view all over the resort, so any room will be good if you make use of the property. A couple of tips for fussy travelers like me. This is listed as a 4 star resort, but it misses the mark on a few luxury details that are standard in other 4 star Hyatt hotels like the Thompson brands. Some pros/cons below: -room coffee experience is less than it could be. Typical keurig type coffee in the cheap plastic coffee makers, disposable cups. I get that providing ceramic mugs and glasses creates a lot of extra housekeeping work, but it makes the experience so much more pleasurable. It's a gorgeous resort with gorgeous views. I'd love to have delicious coffee in a real mug to enjoy my mornings. So...I bring my own hot pot to boil water, a travel pour-over, and my own mug. I live nearby so it's not an extra effort for that little detail. -no robes or slippers that often come in 4 start resorts. If these are important, bring your own. -mini fridge in the room is helpful -lots of storage for clothes, luggage -rooms are fairly quiet, and not a lot of hallway/room noise, though I do always request rooms far from the elevator, and maybe I've been lucky, YMMV -Very comfortable beds/pillows for my taste. I love that there are no gross blankets or bed covers, decorations. It's all sheet wrapped. Room chairs/seating area is very comfortable. -Toiletries are very nice. I typically hate hotel lotion/soaps etc. Theirs are not overly scented. Bathrooms and showers are nice, but would love a tub! The toiletry kits in the bathroom actually contain a nail polish remover cloth which came in handy during one stay. I was so happy they had it. Rare to find this type of thing provided. I keep meaning to try the spa, but haven't made it there yet. The pools are great. I typically go to the main one even though I usually prefer quiet. There are always kids and adults enjoying the slide, playing games, etc. It's a wonderful family friendly environment. there's a separate private "quiet" pool if you choose. Staff is sooo friendly. In the current "can't be bothered" service environment that is so common these days. The hotel really shines here. N.B., if you don't run a few cycles of water through your hotel coffee makers, I recommend doing so. One stay, my coffee maker didn't work properly when I did the pre-rinse the night before, and I was able to have it quickly replaced with a text. The property is gorgeous and unique. There is no place like Tamaya!

Really liked this hotel. The common areas, pools and grounds are very nice. The room was large and comfortable. Staff for the most part were friendly and courteous (with the exception of the Trading Post).

I was there for the Twisted Stitches' annual needlepoint retreat. Always great!! The comraderie and relaxed nature of this retreat are especially appealing. The lcation offers places to walk, swim, or sit! The people are very friendly and the food is delicious with southwestern flare. Information re: the indigenous peoples is fascinating along with the art work and crafts people.

The overall ambiance was tranquil and relaxing. Rooms are updated and clean. Beds and pillows are very comfortable. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Check-in and out is quick and easy. Pool areas are nice and spacious. There are several activities to choose from, either for free or an additional charge. The food in the restaurants and bar was quite delicious and served at the right temperature. On the downside, there is only one hot tub open to all guests and so for a hotel this size it gets very crowded or inaccessible. Some of the bar staff either get busy or a little chatty with each other, and don't come around as often as they should. Also, as recommended by the hotel keep your screen doors closed, especially if you are on the bottom floor, as we saw several bugs outside our door, but fortunately none in our room.

Untrained staff, slow service, mediocre food, very poor value. Definitely not up to other high-end Hyatt resorts. A phone call to the property gets you to someone in another country, apparently, when and if they answer the telephone at all. Oddly understaffed and undertrained.

This is a beautiful resort and property with lots to do right on the property that was entertaining for me and my two daughters (8 and 13 years old). I would recommend booking a session with the Tamaya horse rescue for a lesson or ride and doing the classes. We will definitely be back.