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The granddaddy of local resorts, the 39-acre Arizona Biltmore has been here since 1929 and was designed by Albert Chase McArthur, a student of Frank Lloyd...more
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"A quiet oasis of color," pink adobe casitas with cobalt shutters are set amid mazelike gardens, oleander hedges, bougainvillea, and cactuses. The formal Main...more
This resort north of Phoenix "blends in with the landscape" of 12-million-year-old granite formations. The mix of modern and traditional Southwestern decor is...more
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The 71 casitas sit among pine trees in "a truly breathtaking, almost magical setting." Rooms with Southwestern furnishings "make outstanding use of natural...more
The Fairmont Scottsdale is a favorite of duffers—probably because it's adjacent to the 18-hole Stadium Course, site of the annual FBR Open, the Phoenix...more
see the Phoenix + Scottsdale guideYou'll have to get past the silly new name (the FireSky was formerly the Caleo) and questionable decor (hallway carpets are purple, yellow, and lime green) to...more
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As multimillion-dollar homes sprout up around the far North Scottsdale area, you'll have to drive past a slew of lot "lot for sale" signs, and construction...more
see the Phoenix + Scottsdale guideAfter years of vacancy (the estate was literally boarded up), the mid-century Hotel Valley Ho received more than just an architectural restoration by its new...more
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While other new Scottsdale-area hotels aspire to urban cool, the 293-room Montelucia will appeal to fans of the classic desert resort, where every turn brings a...more
see the Phoenix + Scottsdale guideOriginally built for railroad passengers, this Arts and Crafts hotel near Route 66 "is the destination—skip the town." Guest rooms, named for onetime...more
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