Arizona Grand Resort & Spa FAQs

The Deluxe Suite has a pool view and its own balcony or patio , so you can sit outside and look over the resort's pool area. The view and outdoor space come with the room category. Which floor or exact outlook you get depends on the suite assigned at check-in.

The suite sleeps up to 6 guests . Bedding is either 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed, or 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed . The sofa bed is queen size. Mattresses are pillowtop with premium bedding and blackout drapes. A travel crib can be provided for little ones.

The Deluxe Suite has a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub combination . It comes with free toiletries, a hair dryer and towels, and housekeeping visits daily.

The mandatory Resort Fee covers high-speed wireless internet and self parking, with no separate parking charge. It also includes 4 water park wristbands (the number is based on room type), USA Today on request, unlimited local and toll-free calls, complimentary golf warm-up balls and Athletic Club access. In the suite itself you have a minibar, a coffee/tea maker, a safe and a flat-screen TV with cable, premium channels and pay movies.

Yes. The resort is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages . The suite offers about 700 sq ft, sleeps six and has a sitting area. A travel crib is available on request, and connecting rooms are available for larger parties. A desk with laptop workspace and an iron and ironing board also suit a longer stay.

The resort has several heated pools, open 6am to 10pm daily , plus an adults-only lap pool open 7am to 10pm. The 7-acre water park has thrill slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and a 25-person hot tub. Pools and the water park are heated to the low 80s year-round . Towels and loungers are free. On arrival day you can enter the water park from about 12pm, before your 4pm check-in, and you can keep using it after the 11am check-out. The water park closes for a stretch around late December to early January. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, and the thrill slides require a height of 48 inches.

Check-in begins at 4pm and check-out is at 11am . The guest checking in must be at least 18. A card or cash deposit for incidentals is required at check-in, and photo ID may be requested. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is about 6 miles away, roughly a 10-minute drive. The resort has no airport shuttle , so guests use a taxi or a rideshare service such as Uber or Lyft.

The suite has room service during limited hours , plus a minibar, champagne service and a coffee/tea maker. The resort has six dining venues , from steaks and seafood to Mexican fare, and an 18-hole golf course. The Arizona Grand Spa offers massages, facials and body treatments. Spa hours are 10am to 5pm Monday to Thursday and 9am to 6pm Friday to Sunday.

The resort does not accept pets . Service animals are the exception, though a $250 cleaning fee may apply.

The suite faces the resort's own golf course . The 18-hole course is on the property and is known for views of South Mountain and the Phoenix skyline. You can take in the green fairways from the suite's balcony or patio rather than looking over a parking area or building.

The suite is set up either with 1 King Bed and a double sofa bed or with 2 Queen Beds and a double sofa bed , and it sleeps up to 6 guests . The two-queen arrangement suits families or friends travelling together. The king arrangement suits couples who want room to spread out. Premium bedding and a pillowtop mattress are standard.

Yes, it has an outdoor balcony or patio facing the golf course. It works well for morning coffee from the in-room coffee and tea maker, or for an evening drink as the light changes over the course. Blackout drapes inside help you rest after a day outdoors.

The suite has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination . It comes with free toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. The tub is useful if you are travelling with younger children. Daily housekeeping keeps the room fresh through a longer stay.

The mandatory Resort Fee covers high-speed Wi-Fi, self parking, Athletic Club access , local and toll-free calls, and wristbands for the resort's 7-acre water park, with the number based on your room type. Pool towels and loungers are free of charge, and the pools and water park are heated to the low 80s year-round.

Yes. With space for six, a sitting area, a desk and laptop workspace, an iron and ironing board and a safe, it handles a family holiday or a longer stay comfortably. A travel crib is available on request and connecting rooms can be arranged for bigger groups. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the water park. Only the thrill-slide tower has a 48-inch height requirement.

The water park is about a 2–3 minute walk from the resort, and the golf course is roughly a 5-minute walk. Besides the water park and its poolside grill, the resort has the Sedona, Camelback and Mountainside pools and an adults-only lap pool open 7am–10pm. It also has multiple on-site dining venues, so you can eat without leaving the property. Limited-hours room service is also available in the suite.

Check-in begins at 4pm and check-out is at 11am. The guest checking in must be 18 or older. Resort guests can enter the water park from about 12pm on arrival day, subject to seasonal operation. You can also keep using it after checkout by storing bags with Bell Staff. The water park closes for a stretch from late December into early January.

The airport is about 6 miles and a 10–11 minute drive away. The resort does not run an airport shuttle, so guests use a taxi or a rideshare such as Uber or Lyft, typically about $15–35. Self parking is included in the Resort Fee, so there is no separate nightly parking charge.

The Room has a private balcony or patio with views of the surrounding South Mountain area or the resort grounds . The resort sits against South Mountain in South Phoenix. Which outlook you get depends on the room you are assigned.

The Room has one king bed and one double sofa bed , which is queen-size, so it sleeps up to four guests . The king bed has a pillowtop mattress and premium bedding, and blackout drapes help with sleeping in. The sofa bed is in the sitting area, so it suits a couple with two children or two couples who do not mind sharing the living space.

The Room has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination . It comes with towels, a hair dryer and free toiletries, so you do not need to pack the basics. The tub is handy for bathing younger children.

Yes. Arizona Grand Resort & Spa is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages , and the Room can provide a travel crib for little ones. Connecting rooms are available if your group is larger than four. The resort's water park is a short walk away. Children under 12 there must be accompanied by an adult, and the thrill slides require a height of 48 inches.

The mandatory Resort Fee covers high-speed Wi-Fi, self-parking, access to the 20,000-square-foot Athletic Club, four water park wristbands, unlimited local and toll-free calls, complimentary golf warm-up balls and a USA Today newspaper on request. Pool towels, loungers and standard outdoor seating are free of charge. The resort's pools and water park are heated to the low 80s year-round.

Besides the sitting area, there is a desk with a laptop workspace and a phone . You also get a minibar, coffee and tea maker, in-room safe, iron and ironing board , and a flat-screen TV with cable, premium channels and pay movies. Housekeeping is daily, and room service runs during limited hours. Guest Suite Dining can bring meals from Lobby Grill and Aunt Chilada's Tempe to your room.

The water park is about a 2–3 minute walk from the resort, and the 18-hole Arizona Grand Golf Course is about a 5-minute walk. The Sedona, Camelback and Mountainside pools are open 6am–10pm, and the Adult Only Lap Pool is open 7am–10pm. Dining includes Lobby Grill (breakfast from 6:30am and all-day dining until 10pm), Aunt Chilada's Tempe for Mexican dinners, Rustler's Rooste for steaks, and Marketplace Café for Starbucks® refreshments and pastries. The Arizona Grand Spa is also on site.

Check-in begins at 4pm , with rooms guaranteed by 6pm, and check-out is at 11am . The guest checking in must be 18 or older. Resort guests can enter the water park from 12pm on arrival day and stay on after check-out, with bags stored by Bell Staff. This is subject to seasonal operation, and the park closes for a period around the end of December, so check dates if you are travelling over the holidays.

The resort is about 6 miles and a 10–11 minute drive from Phoenix's main airport. There is no airport shuttle , so use a taxi or rideshare such as Uber or Lyft, typically about $15–35. Self-parking is included in the Resort Fee, with no separate parking charge.

The resort does not accept pets . Service animals are the exception, though a $250 pet cleaning fee may apply. Wheelchair-accessible options are offered in this category.

Every Suite with Sofa Bed at Arizona Grand Resort & Spa has a private balcony or patio . Views run across the resort grounds toward South Mountain. The exact outlook varies by unit, so if a particular view matters to you, mention it when you book.

The suite has 1 king bed and 1 double sofa bed (queen-size when opened) and sleeps up to four guests . Both beds have pillowtop mattresses and premium bedding. Blackout drapes help with sleep, and a travel crib is available for little ones.

The suite has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination . It comes with towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer.

It suits families and small groups best. The king bed and sofa bed sleep four, the sitting area gives everyone some space, and a desk with laptop workspace helps if someone needs to work. Connecting rooms are available for larger parties, and the resort welcomes children of all ages. Couples get extra room, and the iron, safe and daily housekeeping suit longer stays.

The mandatory Resort Fee covers in-room Wi-Fi, wristbands for the 7-acre water park, Athletic Club access, self-parking , unlimited local and toll-free calls, USA Today on request and complimentary golf warm-up balls. The number of water park wristbands depends on your confirmed room type. In the room you also have a minibar, a coffee and tea maker, a flat-screen TV with premium channels and a safe. Champagne service and limited-hours room service are available.

The 7-acre water park is a short walk from the resort . It has eight-story slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and a 25-person hot tub. Resort guests can enter from 12pm on check-in day, before the room is ready, and can keep using it after the 11am check-out. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, and the thrill slides require a height of 48 inches. The park closes for a stretch around the end of December and early January. The Sedona, Camelback and Mountainside pools open 6am–10pm, and the Adult Only Lap Pool is open 7am–10pm. The pools are heated to the low 80s year-round.

Lobby Grill serves breakfast from 6:30am and all-day dining until 10pm, with wood-fired pizzas, rotisserie chicken and steaks. Marketplace Café in the lobby serves Starbucks® refreshments, pastries and sandwiches. The resort has six dining venues in all. You can also order guest suite dining to the room, and the suite has limited-hours room service.

Check-in begins at 4pm and check-out is at 11am . The guest checking in must be at least 18 years old . A credit card, debit card or cash deposit is required for incidentals, and photo ID may be requested. If you arrive early, you can use the pools and water park while you wait for your suite.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is about 6 miles away , roughly a 10–11 minute drive. The resort has no airport shuttle , so guests use a taxi or a rideshare such as Uber or Lyft. Rideshare fares are typically about $15–35. If you drive, self-parking is covered by the Resort Fee . Pets are not accepted, though service animals are allowed.

The Suite sleeps up to six guests . Bedding is 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed (the sofa bed is queen size), so it works well for a family or a small group. Premium bedding, pillowtop mattresses and blackout drapes are provided for sleeping.

Yes, the Suite has a private balcony or patio with views toward South Mountain. It is a pleasant spot for morning coffee, using the in-room coffee/tea maker, or for winding down in the evening.

The Suite has a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub combination , which is handy for bathing younger children. Free toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided.

Yes. Arizona Grand Resort & Spa is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages . The Suite sleeps six, has a separate sitting area and offers a travel crib . Connecting rooms are available for larger groups. The water park is a short walk away, and the resort has no dedicated kids' club.

The mandatory Resort Fee covers in-room high-speed Wi-Fi, self-parking, Athletic Club access (guests 16 and over), unlimited local and toll-free calls and water park wristbands . The number of wristbands depends on your room type. Towels, loungers and seating at the pools and water park are free of charge.

The Suite has a flat-screen TV with cable, premium channels and pay movies , a coffee/tea maker , a minibar , an in-room safe, a desk with laptop workspace, an iron and ironing board, and air conditioning. Champagne service can be arranged and room service runs limited hours. Housekeeping is daily.

The water park is about a 2-3 minute walk from the resort, and the on-site 18-hole golf course is roughly a 5-minute walk. Resort pools include Sedona, Camelback and Mountainside, open 6am-10pm, and pools are heated to the low 80s year-round. For meals there are Lobby Grill, Lobby Bar, Aunt Chilada's and Rustler's Rooste , and you can order guest suite dining to your room.

Check-in begins at 4pm and check-out is 11am . On arrival day, resort guests may enter the water park from 12pm , subject to seasonal operation. On departure day you can keep enjoying it after checkout, storing bags with Bell Staff. The park usually closes for a short period around late December to early January. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, and the thrill slides have a 48-inch height requirement.

The resort is about 6 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport , roughly a 10-11 minute drive. It does not run an airport shuttle , so guests use a taxi or rideshare such as Uber or Lyft, typically about $15-35. If you drive, self-parking is included in the Resort Fee.

The suite has a private balcony or patio with views toward South Mountain and the on-property golf course . The resort sits at the base of South Mountain, so the setting is desert and mountain scenery. The exact outlook can vary from one suite to another.

The suite has 1 King Bed and 1 Twin Sofa Bed and sleeps up to four guests . A couple or a small family fits well, with the king bed in the bedroom and the sofa bed in the sitting area. The beds have pillowtop mattresses, premium bedding and blackout drapes. A travel crib is also available for little ones.

The suite has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination . It comes with towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Housekeeping visits daily.

Yes. Arizona Grand Resort & Spa is family-friendly and welcomes children of all ages . This suite offers a king bed plus a twin sofa bed, a separate sitting area, a travel crib and connecting rooms for larger parties. The resort's seven-acre water park has slides, a wave pool and a lazy river. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult there, and the thrill slides have a 48-inch height requirement.

The mandatory Resort Fee covers high-speed Wi-Fi, four water park wristbands, Athletic Club access and self-parking . It also covers unlimited local, toll-free and credit-card calls, complimentary golf warm-up balls and a USA Today newspaper on request. The number of wristbands depends on the confirmed room type. Towels, loungers and seating at the pools are free, and the pools are heated to the low 80s year-round.

The water park is about a 2–3 minute walk from the resort, and the golf course is roughly a 5-minute walk. The resort also has the Sedona, Camelback and Mountainside pools, plus an adults-only lap pool open 7am–10pm. For dining, there are Lobby Grill, Aunt Chilada's, Rustler's Rooste and Marketplace Café, which serves Starbucks refreshments. Guest Suite Dining brings meals from Lobby Grill and Aunt Chilada's to your suite.

Check-in begins at 4pm and check-out is at 11am . On arrival day, resort guests may enter the water park from about 12pm , subject to seasonal operation, even though the suite is not ready until 4pm. On departure day you can keep enjoying it after checkout, and Bell Staff can store your bags. The water park closes for a short period around the end of December into early January.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is about 6 miles and a 10–11 minute drive away. The resort has no airport shuttle , so guests use a taxi or a rideshare such as Uber or Lyft. Rideshare typically costs about $15–35. Self-parking is included with the Resort Fee.

Yes. It has a desk and laptop workspace , a separate sitting area, an iron and ironing board, a phone and in-room Wi-Fi. It also has a coffee and tea maker, a minibar, a safe and daily housekeeping. Room service runs limited hours, and the resort's on-site restaurants add variety on longer stays. Pets are not accepted, though service animals are an exception.

The Grand Suite has a private balcony or patio that opens onto the resort grounds, with views toward South Mountain and the golf course . The resort sits at the base of South Mountain Preserve, so the setting is a desert-mountain backdrop rather than a city skyline.

The suite has 1 Twin Sofa Bed and 1 King Bed and sleeps up to four guests . The king bed has a pillowtop mattress and premium bedding. The twin sofa bed sits in the sitting area, which suits children or one extra adult. A travel crib is also an option for families with a baby.

The suite has a private bathroom with a shower and tub combination , free toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. The tub is handy for children, and the shower is quick for early starts.

Yes. The Grand Suite is family friendly , with a separate sitting area, a laptop workspace, an iron and ironing board, a safe and daily housekeeping. A travel crib is available, and connecting rooms are available for larger parties. Couples will also find it roomy, and champagne service can be arranged for a celebration.

The Grand Suite comes with the resort fee. It covers high-speed Wi-Fi, four water park wristbands, self parking, Athletic Club access , unlimited local and toll-free calls, complimentary golf warm-up balls and a USA Today on request. In the suite you will also find a flat-screen TV with cable and premium channels, pay movies, a coffee and tea maker, a minibar and a safe.

The resort's seven-acre water park is about a 2-3 minute walk away, and the 18-hole Arizona Grand Golf Course is roughly a 5-minute walk . The resort also has the Sedona, Camelback and Mountainside pools, open 6am-10pm daily. Resort guests can enter the water park from 12pm on check-in day, even though suites are ready from 4pm. The water park is closed for a stretch around late December to early January.

Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult . The thrill slide tower requires riders to be 48 inches tall , and no other feature has a height requirement. Only sealed water bottles are allowed in, and pool toys are not permitted. Water wings and swim vests are allowed and can be rented at no charge. Towels and loungers are free, and the pools are heated to the low 80s year-round.

Guest Suite Dining delivers meals from Lobby Grill (breakfast 6:30am-11am, all-day dining 11am-10pm) and from Aunt Chilada's Tempe (dinner 4pm-9pm Sunday-Thursday, 4pm-10pm Friday-Saturday). Room service runs limited hours, so check the times for your stay. The resort has six dining venues in all. Marketplace Café in the lobby serves Starbucks refreshments and pastries.

Check-in is from 4pm and check-out is 11am . The guest checking in must be 18 or older , and a card or cash deposit is needed for incidentals. Sky Harbor Airport is about 6 miles away. The resort has no airport shuttle , so use a taxi or a rideshare such as Uber or Lyft. Self parking is included in the resort fee. Pets are not accepted, though service animals are.

As the name suggests, this suite faces the golf course , and it comes with a balcony or patio so you can enjoy that outlook outdoors. The Arizona Grand Golf Course is an 18-hole, 6,300-yard course on the property, set against South Mountain. If you came to Arizona Grand Resort & Spa to play or simply to enjoy open green space, this is the view to book.

The Grand Suite, Golf View has 1 twin sofa bed and 1 king bed and sleeps up to four guests . A couple can take the king bed, which has a pillowtop mattress and premium bedding, while children or two more guests use the twin sofa bed. If your party is larger, connecting rooms are available.

Yes, the suite has private outdoor space in the form of a balcony or patio . It's a good spot for morning coffee, using the in-suite coffee and tea maker, or for an evening drink looking toward the golf course. Blackout drapes inside also let you sleep late after a day out.

The suite has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination . It comes with towels, complimentary toiletries and a hair dryer. The tub makes it practical for families with younger children.

Guests receive the benefits covered by the resort fee: high-speed Wi-Fi , four wristbands for the 7-acre water park , self parking , Athletic Club access , unlimited local and toll-free calls, complimentary golf warm-up balls, and USA Today on request. The number of wristbands depends on the room type booked. There is no separate parking charge.

It suits families and small groups well. The resort welcomes children of all ages, the suite sleeps four, and a travel crib is available for babies. The water park's thrill slides have a 48-inch height requirement, and children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult there. The resort also has the Sedona, Camelback and Mountainside pools, plus an adults-only lap pool open 7am–10pm.

Room service is available during limited hours . Guest Suite Dining brings meals from Lobby Grill (breakfast 6:30am–11am, all-day dining 11am–10pm) and from Aunt Chilada's Tempe for dinner, Sunday–Thursday 4pm–9pm and Friday–Saturday 4pm–10pm. The resort has six dining venues in all, including Rustler's Rooste for steaks and live music, and a Marketplace Café serving Starbucks® refreshments.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is about 10–11 minutes by car , roughly 6 miles away. The resort has no airport shuttle , so most guests take a taxi, Uber or Lyft. Check-in begins at 4pm and check-out is at 11am . On arrival day you can enter the water park from 12pm, subject to seasonal operation, before your suite is ready, and the minimum check-in age is 18.

Many travelers find October through April the most comfortable for golf and time outdoors, with mild, sunny winter afternoons. Summer is very hot, with July highs averaging about 106°F, and that is when the pools are most appealing. The water park has a seasonal closure in late December and early January, so check dates if it is central to your plans.