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The 9 Best Luxury Hotels in Scottsdale

A mid-century classic in Old Town, a mountainside casita or a desert resort below the McDowell Mountains: tell us about your trip, and our travel advisors will personally choose the right one among the luxury hotels in Scottsdale. A suitespot booking secures, depending on the hotel, breakfast for two, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – on average around €500 in value for two nights.

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Your guide

Your guide to the best luxury hotels in Scottsdale

Scottsdale lives outdoors. Early in the morning, hikers fill the trails at the foot of the McDowell Mountains; by day, the galleries, boutiques and patios of Old Town come alive, and in the evening the low sun turns Camelback Mountain red. If you are searching for a 5-star hotel in Scottsdale, decide on the setting first: Old Town, a mountainside or the open desert. Most luxury hotels in Scottsdale are desert resorts where pool, spa and restaurant are simply part of the day.Sanctuary Camelback Mountain ScottsdaleSanctuary Camelback Mountain Scottsdale · Paradise ValleyCouples looking for peace and wide-open views should head to the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale on the north slope of Camelback, with an infinity pool above the valley and a spa with a Zen garden. With children, you are in good hands at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, where a kids' club, a sandy beach by the pool and long waterslides are waiting.

Among the best hotels in Scottsdale, the Hotel Valley Ho is the address for architecture fans: a mid-century modern landmark from 1956, from which you stroll into Old Town. If you would rather see stars than city lights at night, book the ADERO Scottsdale Resort high in the McDowell Mountains, in a certified Dark Sky Community.

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Our selection

The best-known hotels in Scottsdale

Which of the best hotels in Scottsdale suits you depends mostly on how you want to spend your days. The overview shows the top hotels in Scottsdale with their setting, suitespot Score and price per night. Our tip: if you want to go out on foot in the evening, stay at the Hotel Valley Ho; for pool and golf, book the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess.

HotelLocationsuitespot scorePrice from
Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort–★ 4.4/5207 €
Senna House Hotel ScottsdaleOld Town–416 €
Sanctuary Camelback Mountain ScottsdaleParadise Valley★ 4.7/5381 €
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess–★ 4.6/5299 €
Andaz Scottsdale ResortParadise Valley★ 4.5/5232 €
Hotel Valley Ho5th Avenue Shops & Boutiques★ 4.5/5148 €
Kimpton Miralina Resort Paradise ValleyParadise Valley Area★ 4.2/5159 €
ADERO Scottsdale ResortEagle Ridge At Fountain Hills★ 4.1/5189 €
W Scottsdale–★ 4.0/5267 €
The collection

Our 9 luxury hotels in Scottsdale

Hand-picked by our travel experts: every hotel in Scottsdale with the benefits that are included when you book through suitespot, its nightly rate and our Score.

Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort4.4World of Hyatt

Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort

7500 E Doubletree Ranch Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85258, United States

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Upgrade if available
  • 100 USD credit
from 207 € / nightCheck availability
Senna House Hotel ScottsdaleHilton Honors

Senna House Hotel Scottsdale

7501 E Camelback Road, Old Town, Scottsdale, AZ 85251, United States

  • Upgrade if available
  • 100 USD credit
  • Late check-out if available
from 416 € / nightCheck availability
Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Scottsdale4.7

Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Scottsdale

5700 East McDonald Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85253, United States

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Upgrade if available
  • 125 USD credit
from 381 € / nightCheck availability
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess4.6ALL (Accor)

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

7575 East Princess Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85255, United States

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Upgrade if available
  • 100 USD credit
from 299 € / nightCheck availability
Andaz Scottsdale Resort4.5World of Hyatt

Andaz Scottsdale Resort

6114 N Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253, United States

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Upgrade if available
  • 100 USD credit
from 232 € / nightCheck availability
Hotel Valley Ho4.5

Hotel Valley Ho

6850 E Main St, Scottsdale, AZ 85251, United States

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Guaranteed upgrade
  • 100 USD credit
from 148 € / nightCheck availability
Kimpton Miralina Resort Paradise Valley4.2IHG One Rewards

Kimpton Miralina Resort Paradise Valley

7200 N Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253, United States

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Upgrade if available
  • 100 USD credit
from 159 € / nightCheck availability
ADERO Scottsdale Resort4.1Marriott Bonvoy

ADERO Scottsdale Resort

13225 N Eagle Ridge Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85268, United States

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Upgrade if available
  • 100 USD credit
from 189 € / nightCheck availability
W Scottsdale4.0Marriott Bonvoy

W Scottsdale

7277 East Camelback Road, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

  • Breakfast for 2
  • Upgrade if available
  • 50 USD credit
from 267 € / nightCheck availability
Current offers

Current offers & deals for luxury hotels in Scottsdale

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New openings

New and freshly renovated: what you'll find at Scottsdale's luxury hotels today

Brand-new between two mountains: Between Camelback and Mummy Mountain, the Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale opened in 2026, a resort laid out like a small desert village. Families swim in the Canyon Oasis with its zero-entry edge, while a waterfall rushes at the Canyon Vista. At Hecho Libre, Wes Avila cooks the food of Baja California: aguachiles, fish and meat from the wood fire, tacos on freshly pressed tortillas. On the Wellness Deck of Spa Miralina you move between sauna and cold plunge under the open sky.

Kimpton Miralina Resort Paradise ValleyKimpton Miralina Resort Paradise Valley · Paradise Valley Area

Fully renewed at Gainey Ranch: At the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort, rooms, casitas, pool landscape and spa have all been brought up to date since late 2024. Richard Blais has set up several kitchens here, from the Italian chophouse La Zozzona and the Spanish-Japanese small plates of Tiki Taka to the Mesa Centrale grill with flavors of the Southwest. Reserve your table at the chophouse ahead of time, as locals love it too.

New kitchen, new lounge: In June 2025 the W Scottsdale opened Sexy Roman, where Jason Franey serves handmade pasta and a raw bar in rooms styled like an Italian villa. The Living Room lobby lounge has had a new look since September 2026, with live music Thursday through Saturday. A private elevator takes you up to the penthouse suites.

Pools

These luxury hotels in Scottsdale have a pool – from sandy beaches to waterfalls

In the desert, the pool is the resort's living room: this is where the day starts with a few laps, where families spend the afternoon and couples the last warm hours. Anyone booking a 5-star hotel in Scottsdale should know beforehand whether slides and sand matter more than a quiet adults-only pool.

Fairmont Scottsdale PrincessFairmont Scottsdale Princess

Pool days with kids: Six heated pools are spread across the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. Sunset Beach is covered with sand brought in from Florida, and little ones wade in over a gentle zero-entry slope; at Sonoran Splash, two 200-foot slides twist down to the water. The Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort counts ten pools across a splash zone of roughly 2.5 acres, along with a sandy beach, a volleyball pool and a slide that drops three stories.

Peace for grown-ups: At the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale, the infinity pool opens toward the valley; on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays it belongs to guests 16 and older, families have two more pools, and some villas have one of their own. At the ADERO Scottsdale Resort, an adults-only pool with mountain views lies next to the family pool, with a hot tub tucked away on the slope. At the Andaz Scottsdale Resort, The Retreat, a small enclave of 20 units, keeps a pool just for its own guests.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

Music by the water: The OH Pool at the Hotel Valley Ho has a DJ booth that sets the mood between daybeds and cabanas; if you prefer it quieter, head for the palm-shaded OHasis Pool. The WET Deck of the W Scottsdale sits on the second floor above the driveway, is reserved for guests 21 and over and is chilled in summer. From below, portholes let you look up into the water.

Spa & wellness

Spa & wellness at Scottsdale's luxury hotels: waterfall grotto, salt room and Zen garden

Spa worlds for a whole day: At the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, the Well & Being Spa takes its cue from the rocks and waterfalls of Havasupai in the Grand Canyon: there is an outdoor grotto, a Sisley-Paris area and a pool on the roof, and entry is from age 18. Besides massages, the schedule includes classes such as aerial hammock yoga and FloatFit in the rooftop pool. At the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort, Spa Avania times its treatments to the body's daily rhythm, and there is a Himalayan salt room plus an outdoor pool with fountains and fire features.

Grand Hyatt Scottsdale ResortGrand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort

Silence and ritual: At the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale, the way to your treatment leads through a meditation garden and past a reflecting pond; the menu features Asian-inspired rituals such as the Sumatra Coconut Body Ritual and Reiki. The Palo Verde Spa & Apothecary at the Andaz Scottsdale Resort lets you mix your own oil from botanical ingredients, then you relax in a steam room scented with eucalyptus and at the hydrotherapy pools.

No booking fee: the benefits simply come on top of the rate you book.

Small spas with character: Even the more compact luxury hotels in Scottsdale have spa ideas of their own. At the Hotel Valley Ho, saunas warm you in colored light, and there are hot stone massages and facials. In the AWAY Spa of the W Scottsdale you can try a massage by robot, developed with Aescape. And the ADERO Scottsdale Resort has a treatment room for couples, with a menu that includes a CBD massage and aromatherapy treatments.

A spa appointment at the right time

The VH Spa at the Hotel Valley Ho is open Wednesday through Sunday. If you arrive early in the week, just let us know beforehand – our travel advisors will then schedule your appointment so that it fits your stay.

Dining

Dining at the luxury hotels in Scottsdale: steaks, Baja cooking and tables with valley views

Big names by the golf course: Michael Mina is behind Bourbon Steak at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, where prime cuts share the table with seafood and a wine list of more than 3,000 bottles. Richard Sandoval adds two more kitchens to the same resort: modern Mexican at the restaurant La Hacienda and Latin American with a rum bar at Toro.

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With views over the valley: Dinner at a 5-star hotel in Scottsdale often means a table with a view. Elements at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale cooks seasonal American food with Asian accents; the menu follows the four elements of earth, fire, water and air, and the ingredients are regional and organic. High above the desert, CIELO at the ADERO Scottsdale Resort serves three menus called Terra, Sol and Luna, ideally out on the large terrace.

Laid-back with a cult following: ZuZu at the Hotel Valley Ho serves brunch every day, and the house signature is the Show Stopper Shake. Weft & Warp at the Andaz Scottsdale Resort is restaurant and bar in one: behind glass you watch the kitchen at work, there is live music, and dogs are welcome on the patio.

ADERO Scottsdale ResortADERO Scottsdale Resort · Eagle Ridge At Fountain Hills

For an evening at the bar: The Grand Vista Lounge at the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort has a happy hour daily from 3 to 5 pm and live music most nights. The bar at Hecho Libre in the Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale focuses on agave spirits from small Mexican producers and on wines from Baja California and Querétaro.

Prepared at your table

At the restaurant La Hacienda in the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, fresh guacamole and flambéed coffee are part of the evening, both prepared right at the table. Our travel advisors will gladly reserve a table for you in advance.

History

Luxury hotels in Scottsdale with history: jet set, tennis and haciendas

A piece of the jet-set era: The Hotel Valley Ho is the work of architect Edward L. Varney. It opened in 1956 and became a refuge for Hollywood stars; from 1973 it went by the name Ramada Valley Ho, and decades later it was threatened with demolition. A restoration costing 80 million US dollars saved the building. It reopened in December 2005, and the seven-story tower that Varney had already sketched in his plans was added at the same time.

From tennis club to hideaway: Where the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale now sits on the mountain, people played tennis at the Paradise Valley Racquet Club in the 1950s; in the 1960s it became the John Gardiner Tennis Ranch. Today's resort grew out of it, and since 2021 it has belonged to Gurney's Resorts.

Hotel Valley HoHotel Valley Ho · 5th Avenue Shops & Boutiques

The big resorts of the 1980s: The Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort has welcomed guests since 1986, back then as the Hyatt Regency at Gainey Ranch. One year on, the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess opened its doors, built in hacienda style on 65 acres beside the TPC golf course.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

A fresh start: The Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale has a backstory, too: Trinity Investments and Partners Group had an existing resort reimagined for 42 million US dollars. Until then it was called the Scottsdale Plaza Resort.

Where to stay

Where to stay in Scottsdale: Old Town, Paradise Valley or the mountains to the northeast – how to choose the setting for your 5-star hotel

Scottsdale stretches from south to north as a long ribbon, from Old Town to the edge of the McDowell Mountains. Accordingly, the luxury hotels in Scottsdale sit in very different landscapes. When you look for a 5-star hotel in Scottsdale, the location therefore comes first.

Andaz Scottsdale ResortAndaz Scottsdale Resort · Paradise Valley

Old Town: At the Hotel Valley Ho you stay a few minutes' walk from restaurants, galleries and boutiques. The W Scottsdale stands on East Camelback Road in the nightlife district, with the Fashion Square mall close by.

W ScottsdaleW Scottsdale

Paradise Valley: Three luxury hotels with a Scottsdale address actually lie in the neighboring town between Camelback and Mummy Mountain. High up on Camelback's north slope you stay at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale, looking out over the valley. The Andaz Scottsdale Resort spreads its bungalows across desert gardens, and the Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale sits on spacious grounds between the two mountains; from either one it is just a few minutes to Old Town.

In the north: The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess sits right on the TPC golf course, where the WM Phoenix Open is played each year, and the McDowell Sonoran Preserve is not far away. In Gainey Ranch, the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort faces the McDowell Mountains.

Your suitespot benefits
  • Breakfast for two, every day
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Hotel credit, e.g. US$100
  • Early check-in and late check-out
  • VIP service and personal advice
  • Points and status in the hotel programme
Over two nights, that adds up to around €500 in value on average – depending on hotel, rate and availability.

No booking fee: the benefits simply come on top of the rate you book.

In the mountains: The ADERO Scottsdale Resort sits about 2,200 feet up in the McDowell Mountains, on the border with Fountain Hills. From there you can see the Four Peaks, and hiking trails start right at the resort.

Our travel advisors' insider tip

On request, the ADERO Scottsdale Resort has a telescope and a star chart ready for you, and in the evening there are stargazing programs. Tell us which evenings you would like to spend under the night sky – we will gladly pass the request on to the hotel in advance.

Prices

What a 5-star hotel in Scottsdale costs per night – and what comes with it

Rates start at 147 € at the Hotel Valley Ho, and the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale marks the top end at 380 €. In between, the resorts in Paradise Valley and in the north usually start between 158 € and 298 €. The table sorts all eight luxury hotels in Scottsdale by location; current nightly rates and availability are in the hotel list below this section.

Luxury hotelFromsuitespot benefits fromsuitespot score
Old Town and Camelback Road
W Scottsdale266 €1st night★ 4.0/5
Hotel Valley Ho147 €1st night★ 4.5/5
Paradise Valley (Scottsdale address)
Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale380 €1st night★ 4.7/5
Andaz Scottsdale Resort231 €1st night★ 4.5/5
Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale158 €1st night★ 4.2/5
North: Gainey Ranch and TPC
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess298 €1st night★ 4.6/5
Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort206 €2 nights★ 4.4/5
McDowell Mountains
ADERO Scottsdale Resort188 €1st night★ 4.1/5

Included: Five hotels serve you breakfast for two every morning, the Hotel Valley Ho for instance at ZuZu. Three work with a daily credit that covers two people: 30 US dollars at the Andaz Scottsdale Resort, 40 at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale and 80 at the W Scottsdale, where it applies to Sexy Roman and room service. You can hope for an upgrade subject to availability everywhere, and at three hotels, such as the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort, it is already noted when you book.

Hotel credit comes with every stay: 125 US dollars at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale, 50 at the W Scottsdale, valid for meals and drinks, and 100 US dollars at each of the other six. The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess lets you spend the amount on dinner or in the spa. At the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort you need at least two nights for the benefits; everywhere else one night is enough.

Sanctuary Camelback Mountain ScottsdaleSanctuary Camelback Mountain Scottsdale · Scottsdale

Points and status: The big hotel programs are well represented among the luxury hotels in Scottsdale. If you collect Marriott Bonvoy, stay at the ADERO Scottsdale Resort or the W Scottsdale; members of World of Hyatt choose the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort or the Andaz Scottsdale Resort. The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess belongs to ALL (Accor), the Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale to IHG One Rewards. The Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale and the Hotel Valley Ho are independent, so the suitespot benefits are what count there.

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The right time to travel: From fall to spring the days are mild, made for golf, hikes and long evenings on the terrace; in early February golf fans arrive for the WM Phoenix Open, in March the baseball teams for Spring Training. In summer the day is spent at pool and spa, hikes move to the early morning hours, and at the W Scottsdale the WET Deck is even chilled. That way, a 5-star hotel in Scottsdale has its own appeal in every season.

How long to stay: Three nights are enough for Old Town and a day at the pool. With five nights there is time for a morning hike, an afternoon at the spa and a round of golf, and if you would like to combine two hotels, stay in Old Town first and then on the mountain.

Points & status

Earn points & use your status in Scottsdale

IHG One Rewards applies at the Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale, ALL (Accor) at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess; you earn World of Hyatt at the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort and the Andaz Scottsdale Resort, Marriott Bonvoy at the ADERO Scottsdale Resort and the W Scottsdale. suitespot books at the hotel's direct rate, which keeps points, elite nights and status benefits intact; at the independent hotels, the suitespot benefits take their place.

  1. Choose your hotelThe table shows which hotels belong to your program.
  2. Add your member numberWhen you book through suitespot, simply add your loyalty program number.
  3. Benefit twicePoints, elite night credits and status benefits come on top of your suitespot benefits.

7 of the 9 hotels in Scottsdale belong to a hotel loyalty program, spread across five programs. The most represented are World of Hyatt with two hotels, followed by Marriott Bonvoy and Hilton Honors with two and one respectively. The other 2 hotels are independently run – there you receive the suitespot benefits without a loyalty program.

ProgramHotelsExamples in Scottsdale
Marriott Bonvoy2 hotelsADERO Scottsdale Resort, W Scottsdale
World of Hyatt2 hotelsGrand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort, Andaz Scottsdale Resort
ALL (Accor)1 hotelFairmont Scottsdale Princess
Hilton Honors1 hotelSenna House Hotel Scottsdale
IHG One Rewards1 hotelKimpton Miralina Resort Paradise Valley
Compared

Facilities compared: pool, spa and awards

Which hotel in Scottsdale suits you often comes down to a few questions: is there a pool or a spa, how old is the building, when was it last renovated, and has the hotel received an award? The overview answers them for all nine hotels at a glance.

1in historic buildings
8with their own spa
9with a pool
1new opening since 2025

One of the 9 hotels is housed in a historic building. The newest addition is Kimpton Miralina Resort Paradise Valley, opened in 2026. 8 hotels have a spa, 9 a pool.

✓ = available, – = not available, blank = no information.

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Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in Scottsdale

What does a luxury hotel in Scottsdale cost per night?

Rates begin at 147 € at the Hotel Valley Ho and climb to 380 € at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale. Breakfast or a breakfast credit, a hotel credit and an upgrade subject to availability are included everywhere.

What is the best luxury hotel in Scottsdale?

It depends on your trip, because the luxury hotels in Scottsdale are very different. Couples find peace and space at the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale, families a sandy beach and slides at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. If you want to walk to Old Town in the evening, stay at the Hotel Valley Ho; if you want to watch the stars, at the ADERO Scottsdale Resort. Our travel advisors are glad to help you choose in person.

Which hotels in Scottsdale have pools with a waterslide or a sandy beach?

At the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, six heated pools are spread across the grounds: at Sunset Beach, children wade into the water over sand from Florida, and at Sonoran Splash two winding slides await. The water playground at the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort combines ten pools, a sandy beach and a slide three stories high.

Which luxury hotels in Scottsdale are new or freshly renovated?

The Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale opened in 2026 after a complete redesign. At the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort, everything from the rooms to the pool landscape has been renovated since late 2024. At the W Scottsdale, Jason Franey has run the kitchen of Sexy Roman since June 2025; the lobby lounge has had a new look since September 2026.

Can I earn hotel points in Scottsdale?

Yes, with four programs. You earn Marriott Bonvoy at the ADERO Scottsdale Resort and the W Scottsdale; for World of Hyatt, choose the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort or the Andaz Scottsdale Resort. IHG One Rewards and ALL (Accor) each add one hotel. Because suitespot books at the direct rate, you are credited with points and elite nights.

Which is the most expensive luxury hotel in Scottsdale?

The Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale sits at the top, with rates from 380 € per night. The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess starts a little lower at 298 €, the W Scottsdale at 266 €.

Where should I stay in Scottsdale?

Choose your 5-star hotel in Scottsdale by neighborhood. For galleries and restaurants on foot: Old Town with the Hotel Valley Ho. For peace and space: the slopes of Paradise Valley with the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale. Golf and big pools await in the north at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, hiking trails and night skies in the McDowell Mountains at the ADERO Scottsdale Resort.

Which Scottsdale resort is best for families?

Kids have their own club at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, and at Sunset Beach a gentle slope leads into the water. The Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort has ten pools and a three-story slide, the Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale the Canyon Oasis family pool. Our travel advisors will gladly find you rooms with enough space for everyone.

Which luxury hotels in Scottsdale welcome dogs?

You can bring your dog to the Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale, the Hotel Valley Ho, the Kimpton Miralina Resort Scottsdale or the ADERO Scottsdale Resort. Tell us the size and number of your pets when you inquire, and we will arrange the details with the hotel.

Where can I book special Scottsdale resort suites or villas?

The Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort Scottsdale has eight villas, several with a private pool. At the Andaz Scottsdale Resort, the Albers House presidential suite is part of The Retreat, a small enclave with its own pool. The W Scottsdale offers penthouse suites with a private elevator, and the Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort offers casitas as well as the Gainey House, set over two stories.

Where can you go stargazing in Scottsdale?

At the ADERO Scottsdale Resort, which sits high in the McDowell Mountains in a certified Dark Sky Community. A telescope and a star chart are available on request, and stargazing programs run in the evening.

Which season suits a 5-star hotel in Scottsdale best?

Every season, just for different reasons. From fall to spring, mild days invite golf and hikes, February brings the WM Phoenix Open and March Spring Training. In summer, pools, spas and warm evenings take center stage.

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