Luxurious Resort At Home in Paradise Valley

by Russ Lyonrealty The town of Paradise Valley, Arizona houses several resorts that offer guests classic elegance in peaceful settings with amenities and charm galore.

For example, the InterContinental Montelucia Resort & Spa is well-known throughout the state as one of the Valley?s premier resorts. In fact, President Obama stayed at the Montelucia during a recent visit to Phoenix. Snuggled at the foot of Camelback Mountain, the facility is awash with the ambience of a quaint European town square thanks to its crystal clear fountains and flower-draped walkways. If you?re feeling stressed, book a treatment at the Moroccan-influenced Joya Spa or go for a relaxing swim in one of the resort?s smooth-as-glass swimming pools. When you?re ready for dinner, the resort has six on-site restaurants including the delectable Italian eatery Prado and the poolside bistro, ROQ. If children or grandchildren are along for your stay, be sure to check out the Planet Trekkers Kids Club.

Tucked high up on a mountainside overlooking a sea of shimmering city lights, Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain boasts 105 luxurious casitas with incredible views of the surrounding area. Sanctuary Spa has a soothing meditation garden and fitness center as well as Asian-inspired treatments. The on-site restaurant, elements, is famous locally for its fresh cuisine, while jade bar features an impressive wine list. Close to distinctive Scottsdale shopping and championship golf courses, guests of the resort may also enjoy spending time in the infinity pool, playing tennis, or perhaps hiking trails nestled along Camelback Mountain. Some of the casitas even come with private outdoor soaking tubs, kitchen alcoves and/or alfresco balconies from which to admire the panoramic views.

Backed by the scenic terrain of majestic Mummy Mountain, the JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort & Spa is located on a spectacular 125-acre parcel of prime Paradise Valley real estate. The resort, which originally opened in 1936 as a seasonal getaway with rates ranging from $10 to $25 a night, was used by the late U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater as his headquarters during the 1964 presidential campaign. In 1967, the Camelback Inn was sold to the Marriott Corporation, and it has since been renovated to become a AAA Five-Diamond resort. Start your day with 36 holes of fabulous golf and then spend the afternoon at the Spa at Camelback Inn, followed by a memorable meal at one of the resort?s six delightful restaurants.

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