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24/7 Black Fig Cafe with gourmet bakery, Open-air spa with valley views
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Family-friendly Sonoran Splash pool, Award-winning Well & Being Spa
Diverse on-site dining options, Themed suites with kid cabins
Scenic mountain or skyline views, Modern rooms with cozy corner
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Walkable Old Town Scottsdale location, ZuZu restaurant and bar
Diverse culinary journey across eight venues, Lush 250-acre desert landscape
Walkable access to Kierland Commons, Championship golf course views
Palm-lined pool area with hot tub, Inviting hearth room patio
Southwestern desert ambiance, Heated pool and hot tub
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Sonoran Desert mountain backdrop, Family-friendly activities and amenities
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Rooms with jetted tubs, Saltwater pool and hot tub
Steps from Old Town Scottsdale, Modern rooms with smart TVs
Proximity to Cholla Trailhead, Resort-style spa services
Dedicated quiet pool for adults, Family-friendly activities and playgrounds
Scenic fire pits and live music, Newly renovated desert oasis
Camelback Mountain views, Full-service spa and fitness center
Pet-friendly accommodations, Outdoor pool for relaxation
Spacious rooms with lake or mountain views, Southwestern fusion dining at Piñon Grill
Unique orange grove ambiance, Engaging outdoor activities
Pet-friendly stays with dedicated areas, Modern rooms with premium bedding
Prime Old Town Scottsdale location, Havana-inspired design aesthetic
Daily hot breakfast with variety, Outdoor pool and hot tub relaxation
Interactive pancake machine at breakfast, Outdoor pool and relaxing hot tub
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Fitness center with pool views, Family-friendly splash pad and playground
Heated outdoor pool and hot tub, Prime Old Town Scottsdale location
Steps from Western Spirit Museum, Southwest-inspired culinary experience
Steps from old town scottsdale, Festive holiday decorations
Rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, Desert Pony Tavern with live music
Southwestern dining with sunset patio, Golf course and mountain views
Panoramic Sonoran Desert views, Farm-to-table dining at Cielo
Made-to-order breakfast buffet, Spacious two-room suites
Floor-to-ceiling windows with scenic views, Modern, clean, and stylish decor
Diverse on-site dining experiences, Sonoran Desert inspired decor
Outdoor pool and relaxing hot tub, Pet-friendly accommodations available
Family-friendly suites available, Pet-friendly accommodations
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The area of Scottsdale lies to the east of Phoenix city centre and is considered to be a part of the greater metropolitan area. It is home to a variety of luxury resorts, golf courses and shopping malls, however Scottsdale also has its own history and culture. Indeed, the area is known for its abundance of art galleries and this is a big draw for visitors. Scottsdale also offers a variety of sporting and outdoor opportunities, both for spectators and participants, elements which further increase the city’s broad appeal.
Scottsdale history dates back to the late 19th century as an outpost in the ‘wild west’, but it has vastly developed from the 1950s onwards into its current affluent position. The core of the city is centred around the Downtown area which is home to the city’s oldest buildings. Scottsdale is still proud of its Western history and there are many signs of this culture across the Downtown, from architecture, bars and cuisine to an array of events and activities throughout the year. The Scottsdale Jaycees Parada del Sol is an annual festival featuring an assortment of rodeos and cowboy themed activities, which draw visitors from across the state of Arizona and beyond. During this time the Downtown holds an exciting air with busy bars full of people keen to soak up the atmosphere. Scottsdale is quite a spread-out city, focused largely around the automobile and walking between destinations can be tough in the intense heat and sunshine. Staying in one the hotels in Scottsdale AZ close to the Downtown does enable visitors to explore some of the key areas without transport.
One of the key industries and visitor appeals of Scottsdale is its extensive arts scene; the city has possibly the highest number of galleries per capita across the entirety of the USA. Native American and Western themes have long been popular in the area and this is obvious from a visit to many of the art galleries, however there has been a significant rise of contemporary art in recent decades. The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art provides an ideal overview of the growing contemporary art and is a good place to start discovering the modern Scottsdale and Arizona scene. The Art District of the city is also in the Downtown area and there are daily walking tours which allow visitors to further experience this cultural side of the city. In terms of performing arts, the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts hosts regular shows and exhibits, plus is part of the larger Scottsdale Civic Center Mall. There are ample hotel options in the Art District, convenient for visitors and in particular art lovers.
Aside from just art products, Scottsdale AZ also contains a plethora of shopping opportunities across a wide range of categories. The Downtown of course is dotted with souvenir stores and small boutiques offering some more unique and local products, the Scottsdale Waterfront complex is a prime example of this. Away from the city centre there lie several larger and modern shopping centres which are popular with visitors. Scottsdale Quarter, Lincoln Village Shopping Center and Paradise Valley Mall are examples of the many upscale malls located to the north of the Old Town. They contain a variety of well-known brands as well as some smaller independent stores, mostly orientated around fashion and clothing, but additionally some fine dining establishments are present. This area of North Scottsdale is home to many of the resort style hotels in Scottsdale which benefit from the more spacious surroundings. Additionally, many of these resorts include golf courses or are close to several other golf courses present on the fringes of the city. Golf is another of the key reasons for visiting the Scottsdale area and guests are treated to some of the finest and most prestigious clubs in Arizona.
Beyond golf, sport is generally a popular activity and pastime in Scottsdale, including from a spectator perspective. Scottsdale Stadium is home to the minor league baseball side, The Scottsdale Scorpions and catching a game is common for locals and visitors. In addition, the stadium is also the Spring training home for the San Francisco Giants major league baseball side and as a result many locals come to watch training sessions during this time. In basketball, hockey and football there are also other affiliated teams playing nearby in Phoenix and thus there is always an opportunity to watch live sport. Phoenix city centre itself is around a thirty minutes’ drive away from Scottsdale and so most visitors at least explore Phoenix in some capacity during a stay in Scottsdale, even if just flying into one of the city’s airports. Papago Park and the Phoenix Zoo are situated midway between the two cities and it is an excellent green area to enjoy, including a section along the Salt River. For further nature exposure, the Tonto National Forest is a vast protected area to the east of Scottsdale and presents a host of hiking and outdoor activities.
August is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Scottsdale, with typical prices around £87 per night based on 227,450 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Scottsdale are usually highest during March, with typical prices around £296 per night.
Hotel prices in Scottsdale usually range from £66 per night to £433 per night, with typical prices around £173 per night.
Hotel prices in Scottsdale are typically lowest in August at around £87 per night, rising to around £296 per night in March.
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In Scottsdale, you might want to check out Talking Stick Resort, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Great Wolf Lodge Arizona, Hyatt Place Scottsdale - North. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Scottsdale, you might want to explore Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, The Phoenician, a Luxury Collection Resort, Scottsdale, Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort, Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Hotel Valley Ho, The Phoenician, a Luxury Collection Resort, Scottsdale, Sonesta Suites Scottsdale Gainey Ranch could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Scottsdale, check out Talking Stick Resort, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Hotel Valley Ho, The Phoenician, a Luxury Collection Resort, Scottsdale – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Scottsdale, check out Talking Stick Resort, Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, Great Wolf Lodge Arizona, Hyatt Place Scottsdale - North – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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