Fairmont Scottsdale Resort

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raouls

Joined 5 years ago

You'll never want to go home.. I loved it here! I've never been to a resort more peaceful. The rooms were cleaned spotless everyday, the spa was excellent, I have never been treated so well, well, maybe never is too generous, the Four Seasons Troon North is excellent too.

Anyway, you'll never wanna go home. The shopping was great and a lot of fantastic restaurants nearby. I will definitely come back -- with a girl of a much better character next time.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

An enormous desert resort offering golf, tennis, fine dining and full spa services.. In Short
One of North Scottsdale's largest luxury resorts, the Princess features more than 600 rooms, 20 suites and 100 casitas. The resort's prime location is close to popular attractions like Westworld of Scottsdale, Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West, Rawhide Wild West Town and area hiking and biking trails. Additionally, the Valley's best golf courses, including TPC of Scottsdale, Grayhawk and Kierland golf clubs, are a wedge shot away.

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honesty m

Joined 8 years ago

Beautiful rooms. Nice resort

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peterbehle_citysearch

Joined 11 years ago

Stunning -- but isolated. The large rooms and posh facilities are absolutely top-notch -- and the staff goes out of their way to help. The only drawback is that the hotel is so isolated -- it's a couple of miles to get anywhere. So, you're stuck with dining at one of the fine restaurants (or room service) and they're all rather pricey.

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jeremyreed_citysearch

Joined 11 years ago

Beautiful rooms, beautiful setting. To truly experience the desert setting, this is the place. The rooms are absolutely luxurious with truly spacious bathrooms. The grounds provide all the amenities -- pools everywhere, a laguna, several restaurants and a top-rated golf course. If you get the chance, eat at The Grill. Some of the best beef tenderloin I have had in recent memory. But be forewarned, the resort including the bars and restaurants are as expensive as expected.

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corilee

Joined 11 years ago

Royal treatment in palacial desert. The resort is top notch with great rooms and beautiful surroundings. An absolute must is time at the spa. The eucalyptus steam room and Vichy shower are an excellent finish to any of the spa treatments (I recommend the hot rock massage). The golf course is a five minute drive, but it is the renowned Tournament Players Club. There are plenty of bars and sitting areas to relax and check out the people. The prices can be a bit steep, so consider a summer visit to get the most for your money.