The Boulders Resort & Golden Door Spa
The Boulders Resort & Golden Door Spa
34631 N. Tom Darlington Dr.
(at North Clubhouse Drive)
Carefree,
AZ
85377
33.799816
-111.928165
Neighborhood: Carefree
Reviews & Ratings for The Boulders Resort & Golden Door Spa
5 reviews
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Left high and dry
by martinroach
March 03, 2008
Valet parking at resort wrecked a ladies bmw who was there to go to spa. Resort refuses to pay full damages to the car. The situation was even aired on a bit called "Three On Your Side" here in Phoenix!!
There are resorts here in the valley that are just as, if not MORE beautiful and they wouldn't do this to a person. 3/3/08
sonoran luxury
by chauncey80
November 16, 2006
very private resort way up north. near the large scluded desert mansions in pinnacle peak/carefree/north scottsdale area. the golden door spa is famous in az.
BEST RESORT WE HAVE STAYED AT
by jaynee
September 10, 2006
BEST RESORT WE HAVE EVER STAYED IN. WE HAVE ENJOYED THE BOULDERS, NOW, 4 TIMES AND PLAN ON RETURNING VERY SOON.
- Pros: ROMANTIC VERY QUIET
- Cons: NONE
A world-famous retreat offering luxury accommodations in a striking desert setting.
by Contributor
June 20, 2006
In Short
The Boulders is built against dramatic rock formations in the desert foothills 33 miles north of downtown Phoenix. Guests can golf on two championship courses, go mountain biking or hiking on nearby desert trails or visit the Golden Door Spa. More adventurous guests can rock climb, book a desert Jeep tour or arrange for a hot-air balloon ride. North Scottsdale and other nearby shopping and entertainment areas are a short drive away.
Amazing
by BObermiller_Citysearch
July 09, 2002
This secluded resort is located in one of the most scenic and surreal landscapes in the southwest. The adobe style casitas are spread amongst immense volcanic boulders and huge cacti. There's a large rock formation in the middle of the property. Both 18 hole courses are scenic and challenging. Too bad this land wasn't preserved as a public park. The service, food and amenities have apparently faded a bit since the resort was purchased by Wyndham. Some of the best staff migrated to the Four Seasons.
- Pros: Scenic
- Cons: Expensive
