Resorts in Phoenix, AZ

Get away from cold weather for a few days and stay at any of our Phoenix resorts. While summers are very hot in Phoenix, you can't beat the fall, winter, and spring months. With daytime temperatures averaging in the 70s and 80s from October through April, you can take a break from spending time indoors and get out to do what you love. You'll find it all in Phoenix: shopping, watching sports, playing golf, and hiking.

The top Phoenix resorts are strategically located nearby everything you're looking to do during your vacation to the desert. Take a walk through the Desert Botanical Garden to see the unique local flora, or head to the Phoenix Zoo for a nice walk among exhibits of wild animals. While you're in the area, take a hike through the oasis of Papago Park and get a panoramic view of the city atop Hole in the Rock. If you're looking for the best view in the city, hike Camelback Mountain, which provides a 360-degree view of the valley from its 2,700-foot peak.

The Valley of the Sun is a paradise for baseball fans during the spring, with 10 MLB spring training stadiums located throughout the valley. Basketball, football, hockey, and racing fans don't have to go without, as the area hosts teams in each of the four major North American sports and an annual NASCAR race. With more than 200 golf courses in the Phoenix Metro area, you are never more than a few minutes away from a golf course, no matter where you are.

Our resorts in Phoenix offer amenities that are great for escaping the desert heat with large swimming pools, or you can head inside to relax at the spa. Those who love relaxing at the lake can head north to Lake Pleasant or east to Canyon Lake. Scorpion Bay is a favorite destination on Lake Pleasant, while the Dolly Steamboat dinner cruise is popular on Canyon Lake. The Grand Canyon is a full day trip with an easy three-and-a-half-hour drive north of Phoenix. Visit the South Rim of the canyon to see one of the natural wonders of the world. Tucson is less than two hours south, with the Mexican border another hour from there.

See the sights and go back in time by visiting attractions in the Phoenix area. Learn about the Old West at the Goldfield Ghost Town, where you can see first-hand what life was like before the Wild West was tamed. Visit museums like the Heard Museum or the Pueblo Grande Museum, where Native American culture is on full display. Take in local art displays at the Phoenix Art Museum or learn about musical history at the Musical Instrument Museum. Not only can you take in some of the local cultures, but these locations give you a chance to escape the heat for a few hours.

Whether you're looking for the mild winter months or want to see what all the fuss is about the Arizona heat, head to the best resorts in Phoenix. You can escape the heat for a few hours or enjoy the sun poolside. Whatever you choose to do on your vacation, we have the perfect place for you to set up your home base.

Don’t forget to check out our resorts nearby in Scottsdale, Tucson, and Sedona!