




Deluxe Suite
- Sleeps 6
- 1 Double Sofa bed and 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed
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Enjoy sweeping golf course views from the Grand Suite, Golf View at Arizona Grand Resort & Spa. This generous suite offers a comfortable living space with an outdoor balcony or patio and climate-controlled air conditioning. Blackout drapes, premium bedding on a pillowtop mattress, and a flat-screen TV with cable and premium channels help you unwind after time on the links or exploring South Mountain.
The suite sleeps four and is furnished with one king bed plus a twin sofa bed, making it well suited to families or small groups. A private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, complimentary toiletries, towels, and a hair dryer. Practical comforts are thoughtfully provided: a sitting area, desk and laptop workspace, in-room safe, iron and ironing board, telephone, minibar, coffee and tea maker, and limited-hours room service. Connecting rooms are available on request to expand sleeping arrangements.
Your stay includes conveniences tied to the resort fee: in-room high-speed Wi‑Fi, four wristbands for the resort’s 7-acre water park (number included depends on room type), complimentary self‑parking, Athletic Club access, a copy of USA Today on request, unlimited local/toll-free calls and complimentary golf warm-up balls. Daily housekeeping keeps the suite refreshed, and on-site services such as the Arizona Grand Spa and multiple dining venues are available for added relaxation and dining options during your visit.













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.
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