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The room was quiet.
The entire ambiance, he's one of andocean tranquility while being treated like royalty
Staff/Location and outdoor common areas make up for rooms and dreary walkways to the rooms that need attn
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Pools and spas
Great air conditioning, superior linens and towels, super comfortable rooms. Decent bed.
Staff was absolutely excellent. Very helpful, nice, professional, and courteous.
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Everything
Location, quiet room, full kitchen, close proximity to groceries and stores.
Large rooms, quiet, kitchen
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Location and how clean the hotel is from the lobby to my room.
Rooms were spacious, modern and clean.
Room set up
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Great location, beautiful resort, the surroundings, landscaping and views were fantastic. The staff was friendly and welcoming.
Nothing. The staff was rude and apparently called their sister property and flagged my name, eliminating any possibility of me staying at one of their properties. She wanted to take a photocopy of my ID and said that my credit card was fake. I'm appalled
All good ¿.
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Staff was wonderful and accommodating.
Great place to stay
Beautiful design, views, landscaping/grounds, wonderful staff
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Quiet and relaxing
Parking, and kitchen
I liked the mountains views.
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Staff, elements restaurant, view
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The rooms. Clean and comfortable.
Many options for food and entertainment
24 hour swimming pool
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the location near multiple restaurants
The pool area was best
Everything
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The room size is great and breakfast was good too!
Close to everywhere we wanted to go and everything we wanted to do. We will make this hotel our regular stay in Scottsdale.
The staff was very kind and helpful
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The outdoor grounds and pool.
Wonderful staff overall from the front desk to the bar, restaurant and cafe.
The breakfast was exceptional! A great value and wonderful staff
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Poor side bar, location
The openness and roomy
I loved the area the hotel was located and the amenities around it;
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Location and the clean rooms
Ease of access to the 101 freeway and close to the venue for our event.
Quiet for the most part, nearby restaurants, and easy access to get to the airport
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Close to casino. Nice staff
The room layout was perfect
Nothing really it had a decent deal I thought until I checked Out and was told it was a 15 dollar parking charge keep in mind over half the parking lot was empty 15 dollars to park ? Are you kidding me and no one mentioned this to me until check out time
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Staff was courteous.
Close to the highway, very quiet, near restaurants so you can walk, great pool(saline), hot breakfast is excellent. Since the weather was so warm, 115 degrees, there were games to play such as pool, connect four or battleship.
I loved the space we had for the price, the breakfast sandwich was yummy and fresh, pool was nice, didn¿t get to workout but the fitness room had a lot of nice options. I appreciated the water bottle station, we were able to refill our bottles before lvn
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Hotel employee is a rock star. The location is excellent. You cannot beat the price. The rooms are dated, but it's $---/night during peak season in Old Town Scottsdale. Make your expectations match reality, people.
Location and price.
Everyone is so nice, considerate , helpful
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It was very clean
Convenient location between the airport and downtown Scottsdale
I liked the location and the price was reasonable. The room was clean.
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The grounds are great and spacious. Loved hanging out on the hammock looking at the stairs at night.
Large room, fairly close to old Scottsdale, quiet.
Customer service and location
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Breakfast and drinks in the afternoon. Pool wasn’t bad.
Friendly atmosphere. breakfast was great. Pool, nice feel
Nice to have two pool areas. The staff were very friendly.
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They are very accomodating
The staff members were great and professional!
Location, good breakfast.
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Nothing when we arrived there were no amenities, the TV didn't work, there was no hotel staff on after 6:00 p.m. . It was a nightmare! They should close this hotel when they're doing renovations.
Beds were comfy. Swimming in the pool. Hotel employee checked us in. He was kind, friendly, and knowledgeable.
The one member staff was really helpful and nice
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Nice place. Cool vibe. Great price
Only the fact that it was a roof over my head!
Very modern amenities & comfy bed
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Love the location, love the pool parties on Saturdays. Love that there’s a speakeasy on property so you don’t need to go anywhere for a nice evening. I love the rooms and I love the unique style of the hotel everywhere you turn.
Privacy and safety and staff that?s above and beyond especially for veterans
This hotel and staff exceeded our expectations tremendously! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with a friendly staff to the moment we checked out they went above and beyond with hospitality! The food was outstanding and pool had a fun vibe.
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The location
Perfect location for our needs, beautiful room (didn?t realize we were getting a suite!!!), excellent front desk staff.
The 2 room suite was nice and unexpected
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Price and location
They don’t charge a deposit
Location to SF Giants spring training games in walking distance with plenty of shopping and restaurants.
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Very clean
Great location, nice pool and patio
Location, nice outdoor seating area and small bar on property.
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The staff. They went above and beyond to ensure all of our needs were met & made us feel so welcomed!
It was very modern and the location was perfect!
Close proximity to shopping. Front desk staff very nice!
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The staff were absolutely amazing! Every single person I interacted with went above and beyond for me with anything I needed. I ended going back for another 2 nights due to flight delays. They were so helpful!
Staff was extremely friendly.
Loved the location. Enjoyed the breakfast that was included. Staff friendly and efficient especially the ladies that cooked our breakfast!
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Where to stay in Paradise Valley
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Paradise Valley
This fast-growing area puts visitors within easy reach of the nearby, strikingly modern Taliesin West, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Head to Scottsdale Commons if you're in the mood for a little shopping. Scottsdale Airpark is where you'll find the regional headquarters for many international corporations. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is about 25 miles southwest.
Made up of walkable neighborhoods, unique shops, art galleries, museums and beloved eateries, this vibrant heart of the city offers its fair share of historic charm and modern living. The Old West meets the New West here, as evidenced by the area's Scottsdale Fashion Square (a sprawling two million-square-foot retail area heralded as the state's largest mall), as well as Scottsdale Stadium, the spring training home of the San Francisco Giants, located in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale.
Perched north of downtown Scottsdale, this golf-heavy area is also home to the Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, the spring training base for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies. The Pavilions at Talking Stick is a 1.1 million-square-foot retail center with open-air shopping, dining and entertainment.
Price by Week Day
Hotel prices in Paradise Valley peak at just over $600 on Mondays.
In Paradise Valley, hotel prices vary notably throughout the week. Mondays see the highest rates at just over $600, while prices are significantly lower on Tuesdays, averaging around $400. The rest of the week remains relatively stable, with substantial increases on weekends, particularly Saturday and Sunday, where prices hover around $450.
Price by Month
Lowest in July around $220 and highest in March around $500.
In Paradise Valley, hotel prices fluctuate throughout the year, with the lowest rates observed in July at just under $220 and the highest in March at around $500. February and April also feature higher price ranges.
How far in advance should I book?
Around $200–$250.
In Paradise Valley, hotel prices typically decrease significantly as the check-in date approaches, particularly for lesser-quality hotels, which may drop their prices last minute. However, the availability of top-rated hotels diminishes three weeks prior, often leading to higher rates. On the day before check-in, prices can average around $200–$250, while prices for same-day bookings may start at around $185.
Price by Hotel Class
The most popular category in Paradise Valley is 5*, priced around $350.
In Paradise Valley, hotel distribution by star rating shows that prices generally increase with each star level. The most popular category is 5*, with prices around $350. There is a notable jump from 4* to 5*, with 4* hotels priced just over $300.
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Top Tips
- Book luxury resorts 90-120 days in advance for rates that are typically 15-30% lower. Peak-season (December-April) rates at resorts such as The Phoenician or Sanctuary Camelback Mountain increase 15-30% within 60 days of your stay. Booking at least 120 days out offers the lowest published rates, especially during major events or holidays.
- Choose non-resort properties to avoid daily resort fees, which are charged by about 75% of Paradise Valley resorts at $35-$65 per day. Boutique inns or vacation rentals often have no such fees and may provide more personalized service. For example, Hotel Valley Ho in nearby Scottsdale does not charge a resort fee; check if loyalty members can negotiate waived fees.
- Confirm step-free access explicitly since fewer than 20% of luxury properties are fully ADA-compliant. Only 18% of Paradise Valley hotels list step-free rooms. Request accessible features such as zero-entry pool access, elevator proximity, or visual alarms for hearing needs. Contact the property to confirm elevator dimensions or accessible bathroom features if required.
- Use local ATMs to avoid Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC), as paying with foreign cards via DCC increases costs by 5-8%. When paying at hotels, decline DCC and select USD. Bank branches such as Chase or Wells Fargo in Scottsdale (5 miles away) typically offer the lowest foreign transaction fees, averaging $2.50 per withdrawal. Look for in-lobby ATMs at major resorts or use these nearby bank locations to minimize fees.
- Travelers unfamiliar with desert climates should avoid June-August unless heat-adapted. Pool-centric stays in this period typically cost 35-45% less, but daytime highs exceed 105°F (40.5°C) and reach averages of 110°F (43°C) in July. If booking for discounted summer rates, confirm that your property provides shaded outdoor spaces and in-room climate controls.
- Select hotels featuring solar shading or misting systems, as these reduce midday air-conditioning demand by 20-30%. Properties like Sanctuary Camelback Mountain install exterior shade structures that improve room comfort during frequent heat advisories from May to September. Many luxury resorts use misting systems for guest comfort around pools and patios.
- Tipping 18-20% is standard for concierge and spa services at Arizona luxury hotels, while tipping below 15% is considered low locally. Both cash and card tips are accepted. Include valet, spa, dining, and housekeeping in your tipping plan.
- If working remotely, confirm Wi-Fi speed before booking. Most hotels provide 75 Mbps or higher, but Four Seasons Scottsdale and Hotel Valley Ho offer more than 200 Mbps in business centers. Ask if premium Wi-Fi is complimentary or paid and request a room near business hubs for the most consistent connection.
- Prioritize properties with filtered pool systems, which reduce chlorine sensitivity in low-humidity conditions (average 20-30%). Resorts with saltwater or UV-filtered pools, such as The Phoenician and Royal Palms Resort, report 30% fewer guest complaints. Consider these options if you have sensitive skin or respiratory concerns.
- Avoid booking during event weekends, as major events such as the Barrett-Jackson auctions or Waste Management Phoenix Open increase hotel rates in Paradise Valley by 50-70%. These events draw visitors nationally, leading to rate spikes and 6+ month advance bookings. Check event calendars on VisitPhoenix.com to avoid peak demand dates.
- Request bottled water in your room, as Phoenix tap water contains over 250 ppm total dissolved solids, noticeably higher than the U.S. average of 120 ppm. Many luxury hotels provide complimentary bottled water at check-in or during turndown service, as about 30% of guests report dislike for local tap water taste.
- Stack AAA or CAA membership rates with eligible corporate rates for a combined 10-15% discount at some Paradise Valley hotels, such as Marriott affiliates near the city border. Confirm eligibility requirements and call hotels directly to verify whether stacking applies, especially during high-demand dates.
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