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 Looking at the koi pond
into the lobby/lounge
area by ajhno,
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While the lobby is rather nondescript, the lobby lounge is rather large, offers great floor-to-ceiling windows with great views of the greens and the mountains behind, and is open from early breakfast to late night drinks. The rooms are very well done; I received an upgrade from the basic room to a "deluxe" room, which offers an extra sitting area with couch. The entryway in the rooms have an attractive tile that continues into the bathroom, which is a nice touch.
Bathrooms have LCD TVs, phone, and the luxuries you'd expect in a hotel of this caliber. The bed was not the best of any hotel, but pretty comfortable. The work desk is nice and spacious, although internet costs $10.95 (again, what you'd expect from a 5-star hotel). The nice feature in the rooms is the large balcony. The serenity of being able to sit on the balcony in a comfortable chair and look out at the foliage is a great feeling. I haven't used their room service but it is 24/7 and the food in the lounge is pretty good.
The minibar has an honor ticket, which seems like an innocent touch, and soft drinks from the vending machine are still only $0.50... it's nice not to feel ripped off at every turn. Also, the robes are a little different than at most hotels, as they seem lighter weight and are very nice.
If you don't mind the heat, summer is the best time (economically speaking) to visit most anywhere in Arizona, since the deals are best then.
The bathroom tub could easily accomodate two people and is very deep.
The pool is small but service is excellent there. There are separate jacuzzi, etc. facilities to the side.
The hotel is an ecologically built resort, so the trails around it take you through the desert. You don't have to be an avid hiker or even much in shape. The waterfall at the end of one of the trails is a nice attraction, and there are various points along the way that you get up high enough to get great panoramic views of the mountains and, from the opposite vantage point, the city below. Theme: HotelPrice: US$180 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: most expensiveDirections: The hotel is rather secluded in the residential Ventana Canyon area. Take I-10 to Ina (which turns into Skyline, then Sunrise), head east 11 miles, turn left on Kolb and then into the resort one mile up.
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