Overview
Set on 316 spectacular acres in the Sonoran Desert in north Scottsdale – adorned with five sparkling swimming pools, two championship golf courses, spectacular spa and exquisite dining. Gracefully designed rooms with private patios and balconies, deluxe bedding and beautiful views.
Resort fees include
- Complimentary high-speed internet
- Complimentary unlimited local and U.S. domestic long distance phone calls
- Complimentary Pickleball for up to 4 (2 hours of court time & paddles)
- Complimentary use of the on-demand fitness center in Revive Spa (ages 16 and older)
- Complimentary dinner, appetizer or dessert from resort restaurants. (One per purchased entrée- maximum of two per room, up to a $12 value each. Details to be given at check-in)
- Complimentary use of Wildfire Golf Club driving range (unlimited balls & use of clubs on range)
- Complimentary golf bag storage at Wildfire Golf Club
- Complimentary use of tennis facilities, includes up to four racquets
- Complimentary two-hour bike rental, based on availability, up to four bikes
Check in
4 p.m.
Check out
11 a.m.
Rooms
869
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Reviews
Just okay stay since activities are limited in January.
Marcy54 (Coppell, Texas) on Jan 27, 2025
We had free night certificates we needed to use by the end of January so decided to make a quick trip to Phoenix and stay at this resort. We would probably not do that again since it was obvious that Janua...ry, while warmer than many places, is still pretty cool in Phoenix and the weather impacts the resorts. The lazy river was drained, water park was closed down, restaurants seemed to be on reduced hours and there were not enough people to have open play pickleball most days. In general, other than business conference attendees, the place was like a ghost town. Obviously we did not do our homework before making our plans, so that was not the hotel’s fault. What was disappointing, though, was as a Gold level member at a Marriott that had lots of empty rooms, we were put in a room that was not in a good location. We suspected that was because we were on free nights. The hotel was well kept and had everything been open there would have been lots to do onsite. So visiting in spring or fall might be a great experience. Just keep in mind that Marriott, unlike their major competitors, does charge a significant resort fee when on points or certificate stays ($55/night) so you do want to go when the activities are available. And the self parking is $27/night which is on the high side for a location that is not center city. Overall we felt that it was a nice stay, but we would probably not go back at the same time of year and are not sure the resort is worth the cost if paying the published rates at any time. There were a few staff members, though, who made us feel very welcome that I’d be remiss not to mention. Regina who helped me rent a bike was super nice and friendly and Duane in the golf club was so helpful in telling my husband how to book his round and rental clubs as a package deal.
Nice stay for business conference
Neresa D (New York City, New York) on Jan 27, 2025
The hotel itself is very nice and located close to a large suburban shopping mall. The rooms are comfortable, and there are several amenities within the hotel that would make a fantastic weekend get away. ...My favorite part about this is probably the gift shop downstairs! I really enjoyed the amazing selection of gifts. The non-alcoholic beverages at the bar downstairs are also fantastic for Dry January!
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