Rapunzel'sSpa
Snow on the saguaros, with the Santa Catalina Mountains at first light

Your Visit

Everything you'd like to know before you arrive, so the only thing left to do is relax.

Before you come

Send us your wish list, and we'll contact you personally to find the right time.

Appointments are reserved with a major credit card or a gift card.

Personally arranged, from the very beginning.

Every request is read personally, and every appointment is thoughtfully arranged around you.

Read more about how we plan your visit →

Finding us

7809 E. Wrightstown Rd., Tucson, Arizona 85715
520.808.4000

Monday to Saturday, by appointment only.

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Park south of the Garden.

When you arrive

The view from a treatment room, through the doorway to the chair in the hall

Please arrive at your scheduled time. If you arrive late, your treatment will still finish as scheduled so the next guest can begin on time.

Please silence your phone during your treatment so you can enjoy your time without interruptions.

What to wear. Wear whatever feels comfortable. We’ll explain how to prepare for your treatment and keep you comfortably covered throughout.

We recommend leaving jewelry at home so you can settle in easily and enjoy your treatment comfortably.

After your visit

Many of our guests make it a monthly date, and select facials have monthly pricing. Just ask when you're here.

The Royal Guest List

We invite you to join The Royal Guest List.

Be the first to hear news of events at the spa, new treatments and product releases.

If your plans change

Your appointment time is reserved especially for you. If your plans change, please give us the notice below.

  • 24 hours for a single service
  • 48 hours for packages and weekend visits
  • 72 hours around holidays

Changes after that are charged at 50% of the appointment, and changes within 12 hours (24 around holidays), or a missed appointment, at the full amount. Emergencies, illness and bad weather are looked at case by case.

Lime-green sweet potato vine with garlic chives and small pink blooms
Spanish lavender in bloom beside a pencil cactus
Orange, coral and pink snapdragons
Blue larkspur, petunias and calendula along a shaded garden path
A stack of smooth stones among orange gazanias and white sweet alyssum
Pink and white vinca, purple and lime sweet potato vine along a stone path
A garden bed of snapdragons, garlic chives and sweet potato vine edged with river rock
Bright orange gazanias, calendula and sweet alyssum among river stones
Pink and yellow snapdragons with pale evening primrose spilling over the copper planter
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The garden

Rapunzel’s Desert Garden

Before you ever step inside, the garden says hello.

The Garden Began with Jojoba

Before there was a garden, there was a jojoba bush. Growing out front of the spa, this Sonoran Desert native became the starting point for everything we planted around it.

The jojoba bush growing against the spa's yellow wall, with white vinca and sweet potato vine at its feet

Jojoba also has a special place in our apothecary. We use its golden oil in many of our products to help soften skin, hold in moisture and leave it feeling smooth and supple. Though we call it an oil, it is actually a liquid wax pressed from the plant’s seeds. A little connection between what grows outside our door and the care you find within.

From time to time, Stephanie gathers herbs and flowers from the garden for our products.

What’s growing

  • Calendula
  • Pot Marigold
  • Lemon Balm
  • Lavender
  • Jasmine
  • Anise
  • Garlic Chives
  • Sweet Alyssum
  • Sweet Potato Vine
  • Marigold
  • Jojoba
  • Tradescantia ‘Tricolor’
  • Bride’s Veil
  • Gazania
  • Cilantro
  • Wild Carrots
  • Australian Bottle Tree
  • Desert Iris
  • Evening Primrose
  • Snapdragons
  • Texas Ranger
  • Gopher Spurge
  • Pennisetum Ornamental Grass
  • Kalanchoe
  • Thistle Tree
  • Lady Slippers

Every fairytale garden has its woodland visitors. Here in our desert garden, they just happen to be javelinas, arriving with babies in tow and a firm belief that the sweet potatoes were planted just for them.

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