Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort & Spa

ran Ballroom. It was 110 degrees but the guests were kept cool with the misters that are on the rooftop. Chris the coordinator was amazing! He worked with us since day 1 to make sure everything was perfect and was always willing to answer any question at anytime. We also had our rehearsal dinner and next day brunch there which he coordinated perfectly as well! The food was great and the service of the servers and bartenders at the reception was top notch. We had almost 1/3 of the guests that attended the wedding stay at the resort and they all raved about the costumer service of every person at the resort. The only thing I would suggest is possibly booking your own bridal getting ready room because the one we were given was very small and the other choice to that was a conference room, but otherwise everything was flawless! Westward Look was a perfect place to get married!

e beautiful location, and this resort met all of our needs. With the Catalina Mountains looming in the background, the Sonoran rooftop was a beautiful location for our ceremony, followed by a reception in the Catalina ballroom with views of the twinkling Tucson city lights. The resort staff were very helpful and accommodating, but the star of the resort is Chris McClaren. Chris was there with us every step of the way, and was very helpful, responsive, and a true problem solver. The food was outstanding - and great portion sizes, too! We had the prickly pear margaritas as our signature cocktail, and guests loved them! The only way Westward Look could be a better wedding venue would be to offer more chair/linen options. Thanks to Westward Look and Chris for making our wedding a truly magical event!

elebrate our day and weekend with about 80 guests, most of whom came from out of town. The ceremony took place on the Sonoran rooftop and the sunset that evening was breathtaking. We hosted a reception on the Palm Terrace while the Westward Look staff set up the rooftop for our wedding dinner, cake cutting ceremony, and dancing. We live out of state and relied heavily on the resort's on-site event coordinator, Chris McLaren, who was amazing and made the entire process easy and pleasant. He worked with us through all of the details for the weekend, provided helpful ideas and suggestions, including ones for local vendors, and was creative when working with our budget. He was also on site to assist with the rehearsal and other details of the weekend. We hosted a rehearsal dinner the night before the wedding, the wedding dinner, and a brunch the Sunday morning after. The food at all three events was excellent and we received many compliments from our guests on both the meals and the resort itself. We cannot say enough good things about Chris, the attentive and professional Westward Look staff, and the remarkably beautiful Sonoran desert setting.

emony space where the desert and mountains mesmorize your guests as you get married. The outstanding service from the staff is unrivaled in our experience. They are so attentive to every need. Chris McLaren the Sales and Catering director is so easy and wonderful to work with. He made sure every question we had was answered clearly and that every detail was seen to. He made us feel so comfortable and confident that our wedding would go off flawlessly, and it did! The resort is gorgeous. Not just a standard hotel. It is a spread out property with beautiful trails, pools, and scenery that our guests throughly enjoyed as our wedding weekend unfolded. If you want a truley unique and beautiful wedding, do yourself a favor, and contact the Westward Look!

d patiently went over everything I wanted to know. He knows what he is doing and does it well! All of my guests continually give compliments on their stay at the resort and loved the upstairs rooftop for cocktail hour as well as the ballroom! My husband and I HIGHLY recommend the Westward Look!

was already closed. Beautiful views, Southwestern style with modern touches. Overall 5 Star Rating!

tire experience. The highlight was Julie, the hotel room coordinator. She was amazing. She kept in touch with me about the room block and was incredibly on top of things, she even thanked me and sent best wishes after all was said and done. The coordinator Alyssa was frustrating. She never remembered me but always seemed to remember my maid of honor. The tasting was awkward. There was not one moment when I felt special or that Westward Look was grateful for my business (except for Julie). It was a busy weekend for them but as a business you should be ready and make it work. Westward Look did seem to charge for everything, I saw a few of the included center pieces and they were skimpy. I was never given a picture of the included centers, I feel like that's something you should have on hand; Alyssa only had pictures of ones done at weddings (which had been added to). I only saw the included arrangement when I was at Westward Look after the fact. The service during the event was okay. There was only 1 waiter that really made us feel like he wanted our experience to be good. The lowest part of their service was when my now husband, sitting at the head table, ordered a mix drink and the server asks for cash (he didn't have any on him). Our open bar was only beer and wine but from a customer service stand point it left a really bad impression on us. I felt like the grooms mixed drink could have been deducted from our large open bar amount. We ended up needing tickets but this was all figured out during the reception, not once was it mentioned before. Many waiters and waitresses just gave us a blank stare when we said he didn't have cash and the one waiter (mentioned before) actually made things happen (came up with the tickets). He even checked in with us throughout the night which was very sweet. Overall, the food was good with great sides. The steak with ancho chili sauce was a hit, the tarragon chicken was not. It rained on our wedding day so we did not get to use the rooftop, luckily when you rent the rooftop you get the ballroom below too. The sun came out during the ceremony (at a church nearby) so we still did cocktail hour on the terrace which was gorgeous. Guests loved it! My wedding coordinator (not with Westward Look) figured it all out and it all turned out. We could celebrate as late as we wanted with no worries about the noise restriction at 10PM. The resort is more rustic but some areas look very run down (it is the oldest resort in Tucson). One complaint from guests was how far you had to walk to your room, especially if a room key didn't work. Also, there is outdoor carpet just outside the entrance to the rooms which makes the resort look even more dated. Rooms were decent; our room the night of the wedding was included but looked just like all the other rooms. Overall- the venue location and views can make a beautiful event. The food/drink (alcohol and non-alcoholic) were expensive but people liked it. I hired a wedding coordinator separate from Westward Look and recommend doing that if you want your wedding here. Westward Look is the lowest priced resort for weddings but it’s still expensive without any perks or amazing service. I really don't feel like they tried very hard to make our weekend special.

was awful! Lack of enthusiasm, she treated my wedding like any other wedding, I mean at least you can fake that you are happy for us. We felt like we were always digging for information, she forgot a lot of things that we wanted like champagne for a toast! She didn't write it down when we talked about it so at the wedding we felt very upset to have been talking about this confusion that we had agreed on.She told me it was to windy for the isle runner when it was not windy. Therefore I didn't have one, I gave her some decorations and she didn't put them on. She came up to us at the reception at least 3 times!! I felt that all that could have been avoid. We didn't get the attention we wanted, We truly thought she was going to step it up at the end but she never did. Never thank us for having our wedding there, I don't know how she has a job there when she really doesn't care.

! The entire time the staff gave us the utmost service and attention from guest rooms, food, recreation, and 3 total events, everything was covered and everything first-class. 3 separate dinners all had 3 very different locations, menus, and atmospheres, and all were fabulous. If you want the best of Tucson, with personalized care and attention, then head to Westward Look.

out party on Thursday before wedding! Their food and services were awesome. We did our reception at Tucson Museum of Art due to our budget.