Lodging

Stay in rooms once occupied by U.S. Presidents, Hollywood celebrities, famous authors, and other dignitaries. Each historical guest room is entirely unique in layout and design. Rooms range from deluxe (a queen or 2-3 twin beds) to premium (a king bed) to suites (a king or queen bed plus 2 twin beds in a separate room). Each room has its own fireplace or wood-burning stove.

Dining

At Rancho de la Osa, our guests never go hungry. We aim to provide fresh, hearty, and healthy meals. Our chefs are passionate about their craft and love to prepare guests creative and tasty selections highlighting southwestern cuisine. Rancho de la Osa is known for authentic dining, so we’ve collected the best recipes from owners and chefs at the ranch. And if you have any special requests, diets, or allergies our chefs promise to take great care of you.

History

Rancho de la Osa is a unique convergence of Native American, Spanish, Mexican, ranching, political and Hollywood history. The ranch boasts Arizona’s oldest continually used building, built in 1722 by Jesuit missionaries who had traveled with Father Kino. It operated as a cattle ranch through the 1800s, and first welcomed dudes in 1924. In its years as a dude ranch, it played host to prominent guests including politicians, hollywood actors and authors.