Places to Reflect, Reset, & Create

Joshua Tree, CA Tucson, AZ

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Aerial view of The JTH Tucson

Book The Entire JTH Tucson

The full Inn can be rented for family or friend gatherings, retreats, micro weddings, etc. Sleeps 18.

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Desert Conservation

1% For Desert Conservation

A portion of every stay goes back to protecting the land and wildlife in both the Mojave and Sonoran deserts.

About The Joshua Tree House

We started the JTH in 2015 out of a personal desire to slow down and reconnect with nature. We realized that often as we’ve traveled we found that we had to sacrifice either design or nature in our accommodations, so we set out to create spaces that celebrate both.

Sara & Rich

Our Story

Architectural Digest

"This inn is an enchanting five-suite retreat surrounded by nature, desert, and plenty of charm."

Sunset Magazine

"The epitome of desert cool."

Dwell

"The Posada was developed with an eye for connection to nature."

Cool Hunting

"The Connecticut-raised pair have an unforced, gentle essence and it translates into their interior and hospitality design projects."

Travel & Leisure IT List 2020

"The five-suite haven of your desert dreams is washed in soothing white and tan, with a sunken living room, a yoga studio, local coffee… Posada has the easy energy of a casual hang at a friend’s place…"

JTH Tucson Summer Pool Pass

As the world stirs and the desert sun climbs high, we’re inviting you to slow down and cool off with our JTH Tucson Summer Pool Pass days. Whether you're seeking a moment of calm, a break from the go, go, go, or simply a beautiful…

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JTH Tucson Live Fire Dinner

There is a row of old olive trees in the inn's garden, and this June, we're setting a long table under them. On the evening of June 7th, join us for a live-fire dinner in the olive grove at JTH Tucson—an intimate, unhurried meal cooked…

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Souvenir Shop

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Moon phases

New Moon Playlist

A seasonal playlist inspired by the new moon—on this day the earth, moon, and sun align making us unaware of the moon’s presence in the sky. Without the glow of the moon, other celestial bodies typically hidden now shine brighter making it a day of clarity and new beginnings.

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