Scottsdale Camelback Resort
What the experts agree on
Perched at Camelback Mountain's base, this older resort punches above its price point with solid amenities and genuine Arizona charm. Friendly staff, no aggressive sales tactics, and included breakfast make it a solid value despite its dated bones.
“An upscale, sun-kissed retreat in the Sonoran Desert, with continental breakfast and a studio or villa.”
– Jetsetter
"This is an older but well-cared-for time-share resort with a friendly staff and a surprising dearth of annoying sales folk." Full review
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Guests here choose between studio and two- and three-bedroom units, though the 700-sq-ft studios are larger than many area hotels' standard suites and one-bedroom time-share digs.
"This place is quite dated, but it still appeals with charming old Arizona style."
Upper-middle-range
"At the base of Camelback Mountain, the 11-acre property of Scottsdale Camelback Resort delivers amenities and services that eclipse those of nearby competitors in this upper-mid-range price category." Full review
$212/night
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