This is a beautiful property in a great location. Very tranquil and was perfect for our family get together.

Kids and grandkids loved the pool area and the chance to watch the horses next door. Each unit was stocked with the everyday things you would likely need. Beds were comfortable and towels were soft. Only one of the units was large enough to host our family dinners for 10, but we made it work. Hosts live on the property and were very responsive to requests. Truly enjoyed our stay!

We loved our stay! Everything was perfect. The beds were comfortable, towels were soft, the kitchen was stocked with basics, hot tub was warm, ac cool. Everything was great!

What a GREAT place to stay in AZ. I cannot stress enough how perfect our experience was at the Parsons Villa & Compound. I was in town for a golf trip with my brother and father. Each of us had our own quarters with all the amenities of home. There was no shortage of awesome restaurants and shops nearby, and short jaunts to many solid golf courses. I plan to return with my wife and children as the spot is equally ideal for a family vacation. We were left to ourselves for the most part, but everyone was friendly and quick to help out when asked questions. This place rocks, and you should definitely book your stay here.

It’s the little things that can often make a big impression. A good impression or a not so good one. I tell my daughter when doing chores, “Make sure you always do a little something extra. Surprise me.” That’s what it was like for us at Troon Ranch. Lots of little surprises and comforts that created a hugely positive experience. Comforts many owners may not consider, such as: • Interesting and meaningful touches of artwork (not generic “desert décor” from Home Goods) • Organic essential oil bathroom sprays • Extremely well stocked kitchen essentials (including organic cooking oils, teas, honey, vinegars – so many things we didn’t need to buy just for a week’s stay) • Tissues shaped like a flower flowing out of the tissue boxes (now that’s a personal touch I’ve not seen before) • Pillows (Oh! The pillows!) • Detailed, well written and interesting notes about the property, its surroundings, the desert, places to visit, and things to watch out for – like scorpions (the notebooks are a must read) • Management’s timely and pleasant responsiveness to inquiries Then there are the “big” things. The comfy beds. The wonderful showerheads (with plenty of water pressure). Window blinds that work (I don’t think I’ve ever stayed in a place with window blinds that actually work properly, except Troon). The loft is made from cedar wood. When you walk in, you don’t get the aroma of strong cedar. You simply feel a sense of calm and peace, like you’re in a sunlit forest. And speaking of sunlight – windows surround the entire perimeter of the loft with beautiful views of the Sonoran Desert and Saguaro cactus and the Palo Verde trees, desert flowers, mountains and an amazing sky. Or you can look out over the calming waterfall pool that is expertly and indigenously landscaped. The outdoor gas grill was large and spotless – the entire place was spotless. We rented all three spaces – the loft, the cabin, and the casita. Each had its own inviting and charming ambiance to enjoy. We felt so relaxed there that we didn’t even go out to eat. We had more fun grilling and hanging out at the property. We so appreciated all the little and big touches and will definitely be back.

It's the little things that can often make a big impression. A good impression or a not so good one. I always tell my daughter when doing chores, "Make sure you always do a little something extra. Surprise me." That's what it was like for us at Parsons Villas. Lots of little surprises and comforts that made our stay beyond enjoyable, comfortable, relaxing. Comforts many owners may not consider, such as: · Interesting and meaningful touches of artwork (not generic "desert décor" from Home Goods) · Organic essential oil bathroom sprays · Extremely well-stocked kitchen essentials (including organic cooking oils, teas, honey - so many things we didn't need to buy just for a week's stay) · Tissues shaped like a flower flowing out of the tissue boxes (now that's a personal touch I've not seen before) · Pillows (Oh! The pillows!) · Detailed, well written and interesting notes about the property, its surroundings, the desert, places to visit, and things to watch out for - like scorpions (the notebooks are a must read) · Management's timely and considerate responsiveness to inquiries Then there are the "big" things. The comfy beds. The wonderful showerheads (with plenty of water pressure). Window blinds that work (I don't think I've ever stayed in a place with window blinds that actually work properly, except Parsons). The loft is made from cedar wood. When you walk in, you don't get the aroma of strong cedar. You simply feel a sense of calm and peace, like you're in a sun dappled forest. And speaking of sunlight - windows surround the entire perimeter of the loft with beautiful views of the Sonoran Desert and Saguaro cactus and the Palo Verde trees, desert flowers, mountains and an amazing sky scape. Or you can look out over the calming waterfall pool that is expertly and indigenously landscaped. The outdoor gas grill was large and spotless - the entire place was spotless. We rented all three spaces - the loft, the cabin, and the casita. Each had its own inviting ambiance to enjoy. We felt so relaxed there that we didn't even go out to eat. We had more fun grilling and hanging out at the property. We so appreciated all the little and big touches and will definitely be back.

It's the little things that can often make a big impression. A good impression or a not so good one. I always tell my daughter when doing chores, "Make sure you always do a little something extra. Surprise me." That's what it was like for us at Parsons Villas. Lots of little surprises and comforts that made our stay beyond enjoyable, comfortable, relaxing. Comforts many owners may not consider, such as: · Interesting and meaningful touches of artwork (not generic "desert décor" from Home Goods) · Organic essential oil bathroom sprays · Extremely well-stocked kitchen essentials (including organic cooking oils, teas, honey - so many things we didn't need to buy just for a week's stay) · Tissues shaped like a flower flowing out of the tissue boxes (now that's a personal touch I've not seen before) · Pillows (Oh! The pillows!) · Detailed, well written and interesting notes about the property, its surroundings, the desert, places to visit, and things to watch out for - like scorpions (the notebooks are a must read) · Management's timely and considerate responsiveness to inquiries Then there are the "big" things. The comfy beds. The wonderful showerheads (with plenty of water pressure). Window blinds that work (I don't think I've ever stayed in a place with window blinds that actually work properly, except Parsons). The loft is made from cedar wood. When you walk in, you don't get the aroma of strong cedar. You simply feel a sense of calm and peace, like you're in a sun dappled forest. And speaking of sunlight - windows surround the entire perimeter of the loft with beautiful views of the Sonoran Desert and Saguaro cactus and the Palo Verde trees, desert flowers, mountains and an amazing sky scape. Or you can look out over the calming waterfall pool that is expertly and indigenously landscaped. The outdoor gas grill was large and spotless - the entire place was spotless. We rented all three spaces - the loft, the cabin, and the casita. Each had its own inviting ambiance to enjoy. We felt so relaxed there that we didn't even go out to eat. We had more fun grilling and hanging out at the property. We so appreciated all the little and big touches and will definitely be back.

We thoroughly enjoyed the accommodations and amenities. Owner thought I’d nearly everything. Will stay here again.