Such a nice surprise. We are always looking for a good soak when we travel in our RV. We got a…read moregreat spot in the corner with electric. Soaked at sunset and again in the morning. Both were in the private tubs. Nice clean "outdoor" toilets and showers. Great atmosphere. People working there were so nice It was a quiet middle of the week visit.

I'd give it a four, save there are situational problems…read more First, the grounds are cool, a nice calm place. There are several food trucks nearby. There are private tubs and a communal tub. Starts at $40/person, which is HIGH. High for the tepid 98F water temp. High for the incessant flies. The communal hot tub area is clean, and we felt safe. There are showers, and their restrooms are good, too. But the water wasn't even hot tub warm. And the flies could drive you crazy. I'd like to rate it higher, it's a cool, calm, and happy place with various types of tubs in the communal area, which is nude only. But for $40, I could sit in a river without the flies, downstream from view, nude, and be happier. There's lots of parking, fuel nearby, something to eat, but despite its proximity to Phoenix, they could buy some fly strips and heat the water.

A most exquisite and magical destination. If you're looking for pure relaxation and fabulous food…read morefrom morning to night , you're in good hands at Castle Hot Springs. I celebrated my 50th birthday three years ago and the place is incredibly peaceful and rejuvenating. The attentive staff makes this place very special. Istvan and Ian and Rafaela at Harvest were particularly delightful and the farm fresh food is just incredible! The Hot Springs are very soothing, relaxing and reinvigorating. Don't expect a TV in the room as they are absent. If you just wanna relax and catch up on your sleep or read a good book with no noise to be found, this is a place for you. The 7 mile dirt road to the resort is very scenic and you are likely to find burros along the way. Definitely need some kind of suv for that part. Or if you have no object to spending money, then take the helicopter from Scottsdale airport to whisk for a 20 minute ride to the resort.

The word "Oasis" could easily have been created to describe Castle Hot Springs. I discovered this…read moreresort by chance and chose it as a unique spot to celebrate our anniversary. Expectations were modest at first--especially after navigating more than seven miles of unpaved road to get there--but any doubts quickly faded upon arrival. A palm-lined driveway led us to the welcoming lobby, where we were greeted with chilled floral tea and genuine hospitality. From the very beginning, the atmosphere struck the perfect balance of grandeur and warmth: magnificent, yet unpretentious and inviting. The natural hot springs were deeply restorative, while the farm-to-table dining exceeded expectations. The onsite farm flourishes with seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices, all of which elevate the dining experience. Activities are abundant, including golf, yoga, biking, hiking, pickleball, archery, horseback riding, swimming, and even wine and mezcal tastings. Castle Hot Springs proved to be an extraordinary retreat--one that combines relaxation, adventure, and exceptional service. We left with plans to return in the winter. Highly recommended.

I had an incredible experience at the WigWam Resort. I especially liked the fact that I do not…read morehave to have housekeeping on a daily basis and I can opt out and the resort will plant a tree for me. Plus, this cuts down on unnecessary laundering of towels, that I would use on a daily basis. I was able to use the Tower pool early in the morning before my conference sessions and it was a great way to get going. The in-house Starbucks Verona coffee was a great starter too. I also wandered over to the Golf Club , Tennis Center and gym. It was all within walking distance and perfect for my stay. The WigWam Bar was great spot in the heart of the complex, serving up local beers and great meals. The Resort staff was impeccable and they were helpful in every situation. I look forward to coming back in the Spring to enjoy the cooler weather and the great service.

Beautiful Resort with Truly Exceptional Service!…read more The Wigwam was such a wonderful experience! The resort itself is absolutely beautiful -- gorgeous Southwestern architecture and landscaping, spacious accommodations, and everything was exceptionally clean and well maintained. But what really made my stay memorable was the people. The service from beginning to end was outstanding. My experience started with an easy check-in and a wonderful surprise -- a complimentary room upgrade! I also had a Tesla that needed charging, and the valet team immediately moved it to the front of the line and took care of it for me. That level of attentiveness continued throughout my entire stay. I loved spending time at the adults-only Oasis Pool, and one of my favorite resort amenities was the golf-cart transportation around the property. Staff will pick you up and take you wherever you'd like to go, which is especially appreciated during the Arizona summer heat! The highlight of my stay was definitely the Summer Sampler at LeMonds Aveda Salon & Spa. It included a wonderful massage and facial, time relaxing by the beautiful spa pool, a delicious fresh salad for lunch, and a wash and style to finish the day. Everyone at the spa was incredibly kind and attentive. Pauline did my hair and was exceptionally sweet -- the perfect ending to such a relaxing day. I also had a great experience at the Wigwam Bar. Amber was a fabulous bartender and server, and Gabriel, the manager, was exceptional. They were happy to accommodate my low-carb request and substitute fresh vegetables for the rice, which was very much appreciated. There are plenty of beautiful resorts, but it's the hospitality that can make a stay truly memorable, and The Wigwam absolutely delivered. Everyone I encountered made me feel welcome and well cared for. I would absolutely return and highly recommend The Wigwam for a relaxing Arizona getaway!

For folks hoping to contract Covid in a novel and offbeat way, let me recommend the Saguaro Mineral…read moreWells Motel in Tonopah, AZ. Don't let the charming adobe finish and impressive cactus garden fool you, this is a no-nonsense and soberly practical destination for the discriminating serial offender. Parking is ample amongst the few scattered government work vehicles and the wood-paneled station wagon with two flat tires. But you get the first real inkling you are truly at home upon entering the the lobby, which may also be someone's living room, designed by David Lynch and covered in myriad endearing conspiracy theory posters, animal heads, and military memorabilia. Ring the bell and, if you're patient, a grizzled and unmasked face may materialize deep within the until-now unnoticed dark square recess in the wall. No need for an ID. Upon entering the room, the smell of literal death competes with the invigorating rush of 100-degree air for your senses' attention. The 1970's mini AC unit, you'll find, does an excellent job of cooling the room down just in time for check-out. No pesky furniture on which to set your belongings, but you packed light. The 'carpet', which may be an oversized macrame area rug, has no irritating padding underneath and slides along with each step, being in no way attached to the floor. The visible particles of schmutz on the floor are a comforting sign no untrustworthy cleaning staff have recently bugged the room, or even been hired. No problem, you wear your combat boots at all times. The TV offers a good chance to brush up on your IT skills, as some rewiring will be necessary and the remote needs new AA batteries, which of course you never travel without. The central decor consists of a thoughtfully fanned-out array of American flag paper napkins on the unplugged dorm fridge, with a single styrofoam cup atop. Gideon saw fit to place his Bible not in the drawer, there being none, but right on the shelf-type thing at the bedside. The eggshell foam inserted into the pillowcases is, simply stated, almost adequate. There's a tiny unventilated nook in back with an unstable cot which has surely at some point doubled as a human trafficking detention area. The soap and shampoo cannot be made to lather, a feature I never even dreamed possible. And, OH YES - the Mineral Wells! They consist of a faithful drip of sulphuric water from the broken bathroom faucet, piped in from unknown depths. Fifty Stars!!!!

I visited this place back in late June of 2000. Forgot the name afterward but I remember the…read morelayout Google Street View let me finally confirm. I had been moving from California to Arizona at the time. A gas station recommended this place as inexpensive and quiet as it was nighttime before the apartment opened. I was paying with traveler's checks instead of a card as during the move my bank needed to issue a new one because of some computer issue when moving. I paid $40 for the night and then $20 security deposit. A good place and quiet and they even lent me an alarm clock. So I get up in the morning and am about to leave around 7am. I go to the desk to get my deposit back. The whole area is locked. I bang and bang. Nobody answers. There's a back area just saying something like leave room keys in the box. I bang on that for a long time. Still nobody answers. I ended up just having to drop my keys in the box they said to leave keys in and I never got my $20 deposit back. This would be 5 stars if not for this. Can't give it lower than 3 because it was otherwise a good place except for the people being willfully lazy so they don't have to return deposits.

I was here for a work summit and this property is gorgeous!…read more From the moment I pulled up, the staff was friendly and attentive. The rooms were so nicely decorated and the casita I was in had a lovely patio with a great view. It's such a relaxing vibe here. There are also a ton of hummingbirds flitting all over the place. It's a little slice of paradise. If I wasn't working, I would have sown more time walking the grounds. Just an incredibly peaceful, beautiful place.

I was fortunate to come here with my company 3/16-20 2026 and it was amazing!!!!! what a beautiful…read moreplace, the amenities, the people, the food the lodging and all of the amazing scenery was so incredible! if you ever want to disconnect, you must go here! from Tim at the front desk, to all of the staff, they are amazing! I can't wait to go back! The spa, omg the spa WOW - I had a facial by Shaelyn Joudt and she was just lovely and so sweet. What a memory I have now Thank you RC - to all of you for everything ~ Antoinette Blaul

This resort is pretty isolated, so plan accordingly. There are 3 restaurants: one on the pool…read more level for breakfast, lunch & dinner. There is a cafe/bar for lunch by the pool. The 5-diamond restaurant is booked months in advance and crazy expensive. There is a micro-Starbucks on the lower level but no stars or prepaid card use. Around the corner from them is a bar with appetizer options. Sit by the fireplace & sip your coffee. The resort is HUGE, so get used to a stroll to most venues. It's generally a long way from the lobby to your room, and from the self-park to the lobby. If you don't care about a view, book a basic room. The more expensive standard rooms are the same size, but have better views on higher floors. Executive, Governor and Presidential suites are definitely bigger. The public areas are exceptionally well-kept and extensive. There are lots of places to explore on the property, plus golf, spa, a horse stable next door & casino gaming next door, if you're so inclined.

Part of Marriott, Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass is a popular spot for vacation/get-aways,…read moreconferences/meetings, and as a wedding venue. We stopped by here after having a spa day near by, and we enjoyed the main lobby upstairs - They have some stores located on the lower floor, and their entryway is nice. They have a couple of restaurants and a bar area for both staying and non-guests. If you're lucky, you may catch a live music performance! +large resort +live music

Me and my girls stayed here overnight. The hotel check in was smooth. We got to the hotel at around…read more10am and check in is not until 4pm. They kindly allowed us to check in early and had our rooms ready. At the time of check in they were promoting a game which resulted in my friend receiving a room upgrade to a suite!!!!! It was a total of 5 with two rooms that comfortable held all of us. The customer service was pleasant, the grounds were clean, and they had outdoor activities (corn hole and table tennis) that we enjoyed. Cannot go to Arizona and not dip in someone's pool. They had an indoor lap pool and an outdoor pool both were clean. They also had a really nice gym. The hotel is large enough to accommodate conferences as even church services from what we witnessed. The hotel was perfectly located next to the Outlets and eateries. They also had Top Golf not far from the location and Dave & Busters! It was my first time staying at this hotel and it definitely will not be my last.

First time staying at this hotel.. I have to say, this was a great experience. My recommendation…read moreis to reserve the 2 room suite which separates the living room from the bedroom. Really nice features. Check in was nice with helpful staff and friendly folks. Self parking is just around from the front entrance so no need to valet. Definitely would stay here again.

Staid at Gila River Resorts while in town for a conference being held at their resort. We had a…read moreroom on the top floor. The rooms were nice and clean and well maintained. The bathroom lights above the shower did not work, they would flicker then go off. The tissue box was empty at check in besides the tissue rose made on top. There were issues with the "mini bar" sensor at check in and someone had to come check on it later in the week. We didn't get service on some days of stay even with the "Service Please" Sign on the room door. The pool is open until 10pm, however the pool bar closes at 6pm and they had people exit their cabana rentals at 7pm. The drinks at the bar were severely over priced and mediocre at best. We paid $43 for 2 margaritas at the pool bar that tasted like blended water with a splash of margarita mix. The umbrellas at the pool had to be closed most of the time due to the winds, which also blew all types of debris and trash into the pools causing a bad look. One of our party was double charged at the pool bar, and they expressed that they could not reverse the charge and if they did it would take 7-10 days to return to the card, but refused to give us the extra drink because they couldn't serve more than 2 drinks within 30 minutes to the same person...even though there was 6 of us in the party and she was charged for 3 drinks, twice. Which could have been one per person in our party. The mobile bars within our evening reception drinks were higher priced in there than on the casino floor, so we all left our reception, to get drinks and come back. Drinks were on average $4-8 more than at the bar at the casino. One of the girls in our group personal cards was charged not only for the deposit amount for the stay but then the remainder of the balance for the first night and then again for the rest of her stay, causing her bank account to be nearly cleared out. In which the front desk staff told her there was nothing they could do, and that it would go back to her card Friday at the earliest (this was Tuesday). As we were there on business the rooms were prepaid with CC authorizations on file for the cost of the room rate + resort fees, so she was left with no money to pay for food or anything else for the rest of the week, and they could not provide any help and did not have any managers on property. We were able to track down a manager in a different department who was at least able to get her a food comp to pay for her meal thankfully. We were really excited to stay at Gila River, we had heard many great things about this property and were were unimpressed with the level of guest service.

Zero stars for Gila River Resorts & Casinos - Wild Horse Pass…read more They used to have some of the best truck parking around, and now it's gone. Another place pushing drivers out with no thought to where trucks are supposed to go. Truckers brought business--food, gaming, everything. Now that's gone too. Bad decision all around.

great experience highly recommend! family friendly! I am so pleased we decided to stay here during…read morea weekend trip with our two toddlers. The rooms are all fully equipped with a kitchenette, which makes it super easy when traveling with children. The rooms are spacious, clean, and have everything you need for a convenient stay. All are welcome to enjoy the complementary continental breakfast daily until about 9 or 10 AM! There is a nice assortment of foods, both hot and cold, as well as gluten-free options! They also have high chairs available and service members were so kind it really made me feel welcome! Another plus is they have a small sized basketball court available for use beginning at 8 AM that is fully gated which is a nice opportunity for kids to run around and play freely. They also have a 24 hour mini market in the lobby with snacks and essentials.

Great location! Great rooms, friendly staff, yummy breakfast, and clean everything! Our rooms were…read moreso clean and the pool was perfect for the kids to stay in. I loved everything about our stay and we will be staying here again! We didn't want to leave. The lady at the front desk was so nice everytime we needed help. We had to have help with the tv and the maintenance staff was so quick to help! The breakfast attendant was also super nice and gave the kids an extra snack before leaving. Please tell the staff they're doing a great job! Including maids they do an awesome job keeping up with the rooms and hallways. Everything smelled nice too throughout!

Hotel was an amazing place to stay at, it was right in the heart of the nightlife spot Glendale…read more Really surprised how big the room was. Compared to other hotels that used plastic ware and paper plates for their breakfast buffet. This place used acutal breakable plates cups and actual metal utensils. Also really love the complementary water bottles. Definitely will stay when in glendale again

Stayed at Home2 Suites from 11/22/25 to 11/24/25 while in town for that weekend's Jaguars/Cardinals…read moregame. At 30 years old, this was my first time ever staying at a hotel by myself, outside of business trips. I grew up with overprotective parents, and because of this, I always think to myself that I'm not allowed to travel anywhere out of state on my own (obviously I am). As someone being in a different state alone that looks younger than their actual age, I felt safe in this particular area. Since this was a short trip for me, I wasn't looking at staying at a fancy hotel. Room stayed in: 323, a queen room facing the pool area. Pros: +Conveniently located across the street from State Farm Stadium +Walking distance to many retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment sites +Close to my friend/former coworker's apartment complex +Digital key available through the Hilton Honors app +Comfortable bed - I slept quite well both nights +Kitchenette available, including microwave and fridge/freezer combo +Quick check in and check out +Little to no highway noise +Free continental breakfast +Fitness center +Free water upon check in Cons: -No streaming services available on TV I had some trouble getting the TV to work on my first night. I thought it was broken and I almost requested to change rooms, but then I realized that the HDMI cable was unplugged from the TV, so that solved the problem. I didn't come to Glendale just to watch TV and I would be away from my room for the majority of my trip, but I do like to fall asleep with the TV on, just like a little white noise kind of thing for me. Overall, I had an excellent stay here. Will definitely stay here again next time I visit Glendale!