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Old Aug 7th, 2011, 11:11 PM
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Help With Hotel In Phoenix/Scottsdale Area

Researching hotels in the area for a trip in February but getting confused so any help would be appreciated. Require a 4 or 5* resort near restaurants and shops. Don't want to be too isolated

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We stayed at a very nice motel 6 on Camelback road scottsdale.
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The Royal Palm Resort is top notch, we love it there. Perfect location and not a huge, nor impersonal property.

http://www.royalpalmshotel.com/

http://www.fodors.com/community/unit...x-dec-2007.cfm

Do a advance search here click the link at top of page], type in Royal Palms and check the box that says, "Search full topic and replies" to see reviews of The Royal Palms.
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The Phoenician and JW Marriott Camelback Inn are both excellent choices. Both (along with the Royal Palms) are fairly close (3-4 miles) to downtown Scottsdale. What you probably want to avoid are the resorts in "North Scottsdale" (Scottsdale Princess, for example), which is about a 30-40 minute drive to downtown Scottsdale.
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Another very nice choice (we stayed there, but so did the Obamas), just down the road from the JW Marriott, is the Montelucia Resort & Spa.
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While I almost always agree with sf7307, I thought Montelucia was out of the way and too large and impersonal. The 119 rooms at Royal Palms makes it feel very secluded and intimate.
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I know the Montelucia seems out of the way, but it's actually very close to the JW Marriott and the Phoenician. I agree that it is very spread out -- but I don't mind impersonal hotels, to some extent I actually prefer the anonymity
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The Sanctuary on Camelback.
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Old Aug 9th, 2011, 09:03 AM
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what about Gainey Suites over Hilton Resort & Villas?
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Check out the Westin Kierland. http://www.kierlandresort.com/#/resort/about-us/
It is within walking distance of restaurants and shops.
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