Hotels in Paradise Valley, Arizona

Located in Maricopa County, the town of Paradise Valley is a suburb of Phoenix, Arizona. The town lies near Camelback Mountain and is within 5 miles of the Phoenix Mountains Park and Recreation Area. The recreation area comprises a group of four parks; Dreamy Draw Recreation Area, Lookout Mountain Preserve, North Mountain Preserve and Piestewa Mountain Park. For outdoor enthusiasts, these parks provide several opportunities for hiking and mountain biking. There are several hotels in Paradise Valley in which to put your feet up after spending a day in the mountains.

Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain

Situated on the mountain and overlooking Paradise Valley, the pet-friendly Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain has 105 non-smoking guest accommodations. The 1,000-square-foot Mountain Suites feature one or two bedrooms with a king-size or two queen-size beds with goose down bedding, private bar and coffee service, flat-panel TV with satellite service, separate living and dining area and kitchen alcove with a wood-burning fireplace. Guest rooms are 500 square feet and include a marble-tiled bathroom with separate tub and shower. The hotel features a tennis court, a full-service spa and state-of-the-art fitness center, as well as an on-site restaurant. Nearby attractions include Echo Canyon Park, which features hiking and biking trails.

Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain
5700 E Mcdonald Drive
Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
(480) 948-2100
sanctuaryaz.com‎

InterContinental Montelucia Resort & Joya Spa

Located at the foot of Camelback Mountain, the pet-friendly InterContinental Montelucia Resort features 293 guest suites among various villages. Suites feature a separate sitting area and furnishing patio or balcony, satellite TV, video game console, coffee maker and refrigerator. Suite bathrooms offer a bidet, bathrobes and hair dryer. Amenities at the resort include five outdoor swimming pools, a sauna, steam room, hot tub, full-service health spa, a children's club and on-site restaurant and bar. Nearby attractions include tennis court and hiking and mountain biking trails. There are several restaurants and shops within walking distance of the InterContinental Montelucia.

InterContinental Montelucia Resort & Joya Spa
4949 E. Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
(480) 627-3200
icmontelucia.com‎

Camelback Inn

Situated between Camelback and Mummy Mountains, the Camelback Inn features 453 non-smoking pueblo-style guest villas distributed across 125 acres. All guest accommodations include a private patio or balcony, kitchenettes with a stovetop or microwave, refrigerator, minibar, coffee maker, hair dryer, cordless telephone and high-speed Internet access. Amenities at the Camelback Inn include two golf courses, an outdoor lap pool, a separate pool complex with a free-form pool, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, fitness center, a children's play area, steam rooms, saunas, full-service health spa and an exercise studio for yoga or aerobics classes. The resort has three on-site restaurants and one restaurant at the golf course. The Camelback Inn offers 24-hour room service. Nearby attractions include hiking and mountain biking trails, bicycle rentals, horseback riding and several area shops and restaurants.

Camelback Inn
5402 E Lincoln Dr
Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
(480) 948-1700
camelbackinn.com‎

Resources

Arizona Office of Tourism

Article Written By Kathy Kindred

Kathy Kindred began her professional editing and design career in 1993 at the "University Daily Kansan." Other publications for which she has worked include "The Independence Examiner" and the "Kansas City Star" daily newspapers. In 2006, Kindred began writing for Hardrockhaven.net, an online music magazine, which she also co-owns. Kindred has a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism from the University of Kansas.

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