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 Arizona Biltmore Courtyard by snowsk8er
The resort was opened in 1929 with architectural influence by Frank Lloyd Wright, outside of the city of Phoenix. In present time, Phoenix has developed into a metropolis, while the AZ Biltmore remains serene with it's classic charm. Many famous faces have stayed here, from Presidents to actors and muscians. Here are some names that I can remember while I was working there: Sinbad, Margaret Thatcher, Oprah, Jane Seymour, Yo-Yo Ma, Robin Leech, Richard Dreyfuss, and Cindy Crawford. It is definately a place high in class, and prestine in beauty. If one doesn't stay here, it still is a wonderful place to visit and have a drink. Theme: HotelPhone: (800) 950-0086Directions: The resort is located in the Biltmore area of north central Phoenix. The cross streets are 24th Street and Missouri (North of Camelback).Website: http://www.arizonabiltmore.com
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 Frank Lloyd Wright Designed
Stained Glass by SedonaDee, 4 more photos
We decided to stay here to celebrate my husband's 60th birthday. The reservationist talked us into the Ocatilla building because it offered a special package. He did say the rate of $139/might+$20/night resort fee+tax included a full continental breakfast each day, beer & wine in the evening, and dinner. However, on check-in we found out that there was not a dinner included. We were a bit miffed about being mislead, so they offered us $100 dining credit and free valet parking during our stay, which assuaged our disappointment somewhat. However, for this upscale resort, the reservationist needs to be better trained.
Actually, because it is June & less tourists come this time of year, they also offered us an $89/night rate for a regular room, but we turned it down for the Ocatilla building experience due to a special event.
Here is what is actually provided to the Ocatilla guests at the Arizona Biltmore in the building's Executive Lounge:
6:30 a.m - 9:00 p.m. Coffee, Tea, Iced Tea & Lemonade & Soft Drinks
6:30 a.m.. - 10:00 a.m. (weekday) Full Continental Breakfast
6:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. (weekends/holidays) Full Continental Breakfast
5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Chef Selected Light Evening Fare
5:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m. Complimentary Beer & Wine
8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Honor Bar (If fix mixed drink, you pay by signing your room #)
8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Dessert
The rooms in the Ocatilla building, which is the newest at the Arizona Biltmore are VERY nice. The sheets, duvet, pillows are top quality and it is like sleeping in a cloud. Large, flat-screen TV is on the wall, nice desk area, lovely furnishings. Great bathroom with deep tub, large shower, wonderful shower head and water pressure.
Be Aware!!!: The resort adds on a Resort Fee of $28/night and I'm not sure what that gets you, but the WiFi was "free". Also, if you valet park your car, it will be another $27/day. There is convenient Free Parking, so take that option if you don't like this additional daily fee!
Interesting history of this unique resort
8 heated swimming pools
Biltmore fitness center
Championship Putting course
Adjacent to Arizona Biltmore Country Club that has 2 - 18 hole PGA rated championship golf courses.
Tennis Center
Kids Korral - supervised program daily for children 5-12 yrs of age
Good central location
Beautifully Manicured Grounds Theme: HotelPrice: US$120-180 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: 609-955-6600Directions: In the area of 24th & Camelback.Website: arizonabiltmore.com
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A Phoenix landmark, this hotel was built in late 1920's with architectural influence by Frank Lloyd Wright. The room I had was called the "resort room". It came with a patio facing the golf course and mountain views. The room was spacious and clean. Tastefully furnished and decorated in an understated desert color scheme. The bathroom was huge and the amenities were very nice. The beds were extremely comfortable, fluffy white duvets and pillows. Free High Speed Internet Access. The resort is very well maintained. The grounds are impeccable - the flowers are gorgeous. The catalina pool (Marilyn Monroe's favorite, according to the hotel's infomercial) is beautiful. It's always heated (probably not on hot summer days) and open late in case you want to go for a midnight dip.
The lobby, with its stained-glass skylights, wrought-iron pilasters, and cozy sitting alcoves, fills with piano music each evening. A bit pricey but I love this hotel and highly recommend it.
There are eight heated pools, dry sauna, wet steam, jacuzzi whirlpool, power shower and a 92-foot waterslide at the Paradise Pool complex. Great restaurants - I think there are 5 in the complex.
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