What to pack for a stay at Arizona Grand Resort & Spa
Pack light, breathable clothing, swimwear and sun protection for the pools and 7‑acre Oasis Water Park; bring workout clothes if you plan to use the Athletic Club or play golf, and an outfit or two for on‑site restaurants like Lobby Grill, Aunt Chilada's and Rustler's Rooste. Suites come with standard in‑room amenities, but you should bring chargers, any specialty toiletries, and a photo ID and credit card for check-in.
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Clothing & what to wear
Phoenix is desert‑hot much of the year. Lightweight, breathable clothes are best for daytime; a light jacket or layer is useful for cool mornings, evenings, and indoor air‑conditioned spaces.
Bring one or two nicer outfits if you plan to dine at Rustler's Rooste or attend an evening event in a ballroom; resort restaurants generally accept casual dress but some guests prefer smart casual for dinner.
- Shorts, T‑shirts and breathable dresses
- Light sweater or long sleeve for evenings or air conditioning
- One smart‑casual outfit for dinner
- Comfortable walking shoes and sandals
| Season | Suggested daytime wear | Evening layer |
|---|---|---|
| Spring (Mar–Apr) | Light layers, activewear | Light jacket |
| Summer (May–Sep) | Very lightweight clothing, sun hat | Lightweight cover-up |
| Fall/Winter (Oct–Feb) | Shorts or light pants; sunny afternoons | Sweater or fleece |
Pools, Oasis Water Park and beach‑style items
The resort includes multiple heated pools and a 7‑acre Oasis Water Park (wristbands included via the Resort Fee). Pack swimwear, UV‑protected rash guards if you prefer, and a cover‑up for walking between pool and dining areas.
The water park has rules: all children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, the thrill slides have a 48-inch height requirement, and only sealed bottled water and approved flotation devices are allowed. Pool towels, loungers and standard seating are provided.
- Swimsuits and swim trunks
- Water shoes or non-slip sandals
- Broad‑spectrum sunscreen (reef‑safe if you prefer)
- Goggles, water wings or rental swim vests (children under 12 must be supervised)
| On‑site provision | You should still bring |
|---|---|
| Pool towels, loungers, heated pools | Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses |
| Children’s swim vests available to rent at no charge | Extra change of clothes for kids |
| Sealed bottled water only inside park | Reusable water bottle to refill outside park gates |
Spa, fitness and active gear
The Arizona Grand Spa offers treatments by appointment (arrive 15 minutes early) and the Athletic Club is a 20,000‑square‑foot facility included with the resort fee for guests; pack workout clothes and closed‑toe athletic shoes if you plan to use the gym or indoor courts.
If you have spa services booked, check the spa hours and any age requirements for specific treatments. Bring any personal items you prefer for a spa visit (e.g., facial products), though robes and basic amenities are typically provided during treatments.
- Workout clothes and sneakers
- Swimwear for hot tubs or poolside recovery
- Water bottle and small towel (gym provides towels at Athletic Club)
- Any personal fitness gear (bands, earphones)
| Facility | What to bring |
|---|---|
| Athletic Club | Gym shoes, workout clothes, water bottle |
| Arizona Grand Spa | Comfortable clothing, any personal skincare items |
| Pools & hot tubs | Swimsuit and flip‑flops |
Suites, rooms and in‑room essentials
Arizona Grand Resort & Spa is an all‑suite property with room types such as Deluxe Suite, Suite, Grand Suite and Room. Suites generally include extra living space and may have sofa beds, but you should verify your booked bed configuration before arrival.
Standard in‑room amenities and Wi‑Fi are included via the Resort Fee, but bring personal electronics and chargers, any specialty toiletries, and a photo ID and payment method required at check‑in.
- Chargers, adapters and power bank
- Toiletries you prefer (resort provides basics)
- Travel documents, photo ID and credit/debit card for incidentals
- Earplugs or white‑noise app if you sleep light
| Room type (exact naming) | Typical bed setup — confirm reservation |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Suite | 1 Double Sofa Bed and 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Suite, Golf View | 1 Double Sofa Bed and 1 King Bed or 1 Double Sofa Bed and 2 Queen Beds |
| Room | 1 Double Sofa Bed and 1 King Bed |
| Suite, with Sofa bed (Resort) | 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Grand Suite | 1 Twin Sofa Bed and 1 King Bed |
Dining, drinks and event packing
The resort has multiple dining venues — Lobby Grill (breakfast and all‑day dining), The Lobby Bar, Rustic Rustler's Rooste steakhouse, Aunt Chilada's for Mexican cuisine, Oasis Bar & Grill poolside, and Marketplace Café for Starbucks® drinks. Meals are pay‑as‑you‑go; the property is not an all‑inclusive resort.
If you’re attending a meeting, wedding or banquet on site, check event details for dress code. Pack a light formal outfit if you have a ballroom event, and have casual wear for poolside meals and the Marketplace Café.
- Casual daytime clothes for Oasis Bar & Grill and Marketplace Café
- Smart‑casual or resort‑casual outfit for Lobby Grill or Rustler's Rooste
- Small crossbody or day bag for walking to Arizona Mills or nearby shops
- Reusable water bottle (sealed water only inside water park)
| Venue | Typical service & hours |
|---|---|
| Lobby Grill | Breakfast and all‑day dining (check current hours) |
| Aunt Chilada's | Dinner service; patio seating available |
| Oasis Bar & Grill | Poolside casual menu; daytime hours |
Families, children and kid gear
Arizona Grand Resort & Spa welcomes children of all ages and provides family‑friendly facilities including a children’s pool, splash pad and included water park wristbands (the Resort Fee covers wristbands for guests; number depends on room type). All children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in the water park.
Bring standard kid items: swim diapers if needed, extra towels and clothes, and any preferred floatation devices (children’s water wings and swim vests are allowed and available to rent). Pack sunscreen and a hat for long pool days and consider a small backpack for snacks and changes of clothes.
- Swim diapers and extra swimwear for young children
- Sunscreen, hat, UV swim shirts
- Small first‑aid kit and familiar snacks
- Portable charger and child entertainment for downtime
| Kid policy / note | What to bring |
|---|---|
| Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult in Oasis | Adult supervision, swim vests if needed |
| Pool toys not permitted in water park/pools | Approved flotation devices only; rent vests on site |
| Pools and water park are heated to the low 80s year‑round | Light cover‑ups for kids for shade breaks |
