The Hotels
Mountain Shadows Opened last May, the chic Mountain Shadows resort is a reincarnation of a long-closed hotel of the same name that in the 1960s and ’70s drew in a crowd of Hollywood stars and glamorous jet-setters. Today, the property’s spacious rooms are outfitted with vintage art and modern furnishings, and guests can take in […]
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Mountain Shadows
Opened last May, the chic Mountain Shadows resort is a reincarnation of a long-closed hotel of the same name that in the 1960s and ’70s drew in a crowd of Hollywood stars and glamorous jet-setters. Today, the property’s spacious rooms are outfitted with vintage art and modern furnishings, and guests can take in views of Camelback Mountain from their freestanding tubs or out on their sprawling balconies and private terraces. Downstairs, there’s a rotating art gallery featuring works by local artists and a par-3, 18-hole short course.
Canyon Suites at the Phoenician
The Canyon Suites at the Phoenician is a perennial favorite in the region—and with flawless service, a 27-hole championship golf course, and eight swimming pools, it’s easy to see why. The property cozies up to Camelback Mountain, and its 60 luxe rooms all boast floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces framing the ridge. If guests aren’t interested in heading to any of the Spring Training games, they can work up a sweat at the 10 tennis courts, relax in the full-service spa, and float in the infinity-edge pool facing Camelback.
Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North
Nestled a little bit further out of town in the foothills of Pinnacle Peak, Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North is an oasis in the Sonoran Desert. The 210 guest rooms are dotted throughout the resort in one- and two-story adobe casitas, ensuring the utmost privacy for guests while they unwind. Spend days soaking up the sun at the bi-level pool or teeing off on the celebrated Pinnacle golf course. Come nighttime, watch the desert stars unfold with a romantic Celestial Picnic.
The Arizona Biltmore
Inspired by the iconic architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, the Arizona Biltmore has been the ritziest hotel in town for nine decades. Today, the gleaming Art-Deco Waldorf Astoria property features airy and modern rooms, suites, and villas where guests can cool off after long days out exploring or lounging by one of the property’s eight stunning swimming pools.