

The cities of Phoenix and Scottsdale, Arizona rise out of the Sonoran Desert. Home to high-end resorts, luxury spas, championship golf courses, and renowned dining; Phoenix and Scottsdale are the quintessential winter playground for those seeking relief from the cold.
A hidden gem perched high above the Sonoran Desert, ADERO Scottsdale Resort, Autograph Collection is the only Autograph Collection® destination in a certified Dark Sky Community. An idyllic setting for intimate celebrations and gatherings, ADERO offers guests endless opportunities to indulge in the great outdoors.
For almost a century, the Arizona Biltmore, A Waldorf Astoria Resort has stood as an Arizona landmark and one of the world's most recognized resorts for its iconic design, providing a glamorous oasis built along among 39 acres adorned with lush gardens, glistening swimming pools, and Frank Lloyd Wright-influenced architecture.
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess provides the perfect setting to enjoy al fresco living in the blooming Sonoran Desert. The property features six pools including a splash pool with a zero-entry pool deck designed with families in mind; and a 9,000 square foot white sand beach and giant splash pad, surrounded by swaying palm trees and beach chairs for ultimate relaxation.
Holiday Inn Club Vacations Scottsdale Resort offers the perfect getaway experience. It’s a Southwest retreat built for lounging poolside under the abundant sunshine year-round, with so much more fun waiting to be had.
Hotel Adeline offers a lively getaway for those seeking a high-energy locale. Whether traveling from afar, or just getting away from home, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere at this boutique hotel in the heart of Scottsdale.
The JW Marriott Desert Ridge brings all the elements together for an amazing escape. Set on 316 spectacular acres in the Sonoran Desert and adorned with five sparkling swimming pools, complete with a lazy river, two championship golf courses, and a spectacular spa. The resort also features breathtaking desert views, deluxe amenities, personal service, exquisite dining, and family-friendly activities, including pickleball, tennis, biking, and hiking trails.
JW Marriott Scottsdale Camelback Inn combines rich history, southwestern charm, and luxurious hospitality. Located at the base of beautiful Camelback Mountain, the resort offers spacious casita-style living, four relaxing swimming pools, a luxurious day spa, 36 holes of championship golf, and delectable dining. Stroll through the private grounds and enjoy beautiful gardens and walking trails. The breathtaking lobby captures the resort's rich history, dating back to 1936 and drawing visitors back time and again. In all the world, only one!
Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale stands at the heart of Paradise Valley. This iconic resort opened in 1959 and has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. Traces of the resort's mid-century modern heritage can be found throughout the property, from the name of the restaurant to the breeze block at the pool. Savor ingredient-driven fare and craft cocktails at Hearth '61, tee off at The Short Course, and relax poolside at The Citizens Club while admiring the dramatic mountain views.
Find yourself a world away and discover the cultural heritage of the Pima (Akimel O'otham) and Maricopa (Pee Posh) tribes at Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass.
The Sheraton Phoenix Downtown is the transformational icon of the Sheraton brand. Completely reimagined, the hotel is designed to provide optimal comfort and countless places to gather, all while being close to all that downtown has to offer.
Immerse yourself in contemporary elegance at The Phoenician, a Luxury Collection Resort in Scottsdale, AZ. A distinctive lifestyle experience, The Phoenician invites you to soak in the splendor of unparalleled resort amenities, from the three-level pool complex to the enriching spa, athletic club and golf course.
Experience an oasis escape in the Sonoran Desert at The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa.
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Choice of Phoenix/Scottsdale and Sedona Hotels
Known as the Valley of the Sun, the city of Phoenix and the community of Scottsdale offer a warm embrace to guests seeking refuge from the cold. Averaging just 36 days of rain per year to the region, it's no surprise that Phoenix is a top winter season getaway. Adding to the appeal is the collection of high-end resorts and spas, numerous golf courses, award-winning restaurants, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
For baseball fans, Phoenix is an ideal retreat during February and March. Each year, the Cactus League welcomes 15 professional MLB teams and their supporters to the region to compete during Spring Training.
The outdoor enthusiast will delight in the 50+ miles of hiking trails on the South Mountain Park and Preserve, the largest park in the region. For an extended day adventure, consider exploring Apache Junction, Sedona, Tortilla Flats, or the Grand Canyon all within 3.5 hours of the Phoenix/Scottsdale area.
Camelback Mountain : Traverse the Cholla Trail or the Echo Canyon Trail 1,420 feet to the summit of this popular hiking destination for 360-degree views of the city.
Desert Botanical Garden : This desert garden covers 55 cultivated acres featuring a wide variety of arid plants and showcasing the diverse and beautiful flora of the region.
Heard Museum : Learn the tradition, history, and culture of the American Indian tribes from this region of the United States. The museum's ongoing exhibits tell the stories of the native people of the American Southwest.
Phoenix Zoo : For more than 50 years, the zoo has brought guests face-to-face with animals from all over the world.
Musical Instrument Museum : This interactive museum allows guests to see, hear, and play instruments from around the world.
Taliesin West : Tours of Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and studio immerse visitors in the architect's living and working spaces, gardens and more, all while learning about the man behind this signature style.
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