Compare Historic Hotels in Paradise Valley

"Traveled with kids. Rooms are too small for a family of 4. The hotel is outdated but it is kept clean. Staff is friendly and helpful at all times. The water park is great. The big downside is the food, super expensive and just ok. The Mexican restaurant is not worth it at all. "

"This property is currently under construction. There was construction noise pretty much all day, which started early in the morning. The area where you walk to the rooms was dimly lit at night. I didn”t feel comfortable walking through the outdoor maze of hallways to get to my room in the dark. My room was still dirty even after being cleaned. The staff was pleasant and helpful (my door would not close properly and they were quick to address it). I would not stay here again."

"I booked a room on the first floor & it was conveniently located to the swimming pool. I liked the convenience of being able to walk back & forth to swim. Our room had a view of the pool and the lake. On Friday they had pool service for food & drinks. The restaurant bar & patio was next to the pool which was perfect for me due to my limited mobility. The menu has a nice variety. I enjoyed Breakfast, Lunch, & dinner. Excellent food & Drinks. The chairs on the patio are very comfortable. “Terry” our waiter & server was fabulous. He’s on top of his game! Personable & Creative with cocktails. Delicious "

"Every thing was great"

"Very clean"

"This is a unique retro modern boutique resort. Had a cool vibe and nice amenities. The restaurant on the property was very good both for breakfast and dinner. We rented a deluxe cabana for the day, which I highly recommend for some shade and privacy. Short stay for us, but worth it."