Rustic and Serene I would describe the Boulders Resort as…read moreRustic and Serene. It was a perfect staycation for me to meditate and center myself. I appreciate that it is not over staffed. Everyone I encountered was kind and helpful. I did not use the spa, but I used the Labyrinth. This was an experience that was Amazing and Healing! The Spirit of Healing is Alive and Available there, for anyone who is open to receiving it. At the Labyrinth, it felt like an old wise forgotten teacher was pleased that a willing student had arrived, and was eager to guide me. My casita was wonderful and I was comfortable for my entire stay. For breakfast I highly recommend the Grotto Cafe in Cave Creek. Specifically their Red Truck Burrito with Southwest potatoes! Travel Tip: Hide a key card outside your casita or never take one off of your person, as I had a nice little night hike in my pajamas to the guard gate! Apparently I wanted to enjoy the beautiful stars! Thank you to the Boulders Resort.

I did not enjoy my experience at Boulders. I did think the initial check in was impressive, as they…read moreknew exactly who we were when we got to the front desk. The standalone Casita was STUNNING and we really enjoyed that space. Plus, the grounds were really beautiful. My issues were the pool customer service, food experience, and the inability to walk through the property comfortably. The pool service SUCKED. Our food was missing items that the menu said it included, the drinks were awful and didn't even come with straws, even though everyone else had straws, and there was a very disruptive family in the pool who were loud and splashing water all over the outside of the pool. At one point, they splashed us and the water got all over our food. The staff member was literally talking to us when it happened and didn't do anything about out. When the pool has a very disruptive group, the staff deal with it. The food sucked. We went to the Spotted Donkey for my wife's birthday and the food was disgusting. Soggy tacos, pre packaged rice, a totally disappointing experience and they didn't even acknowledge her birthday even though I included it on the reservation. That was a very disappointing experience. We enjoy walking resort properties and it just wasn't set up for that. You need to request a golf cart to go anywhere and some of the drivers weren't very friendly. We will absolutely not be back.

Beautiful. I stayed…read morehere because I was in the area for the Joyce Meyer Conference. Grounds are gorgeous, there is a 24 hour gym, heated pool, jacuzzi, game room etc! The villas are HUGE! I got a two story villa, full kitchen, two restrooms, three televisions... and a back patio with my own Private jacuzzi! I enjoyed my evening sipping wine, and enjoyed my jacuzzi NAKED. No one could see, everything was private and luxurious. Lots of restaurants walking distance along with gift shops, and walking trails! I adored this place! I will be back!

Very nice clean place. My only note is some of the furniture is a tad run down. Otherwise a great…read moreplace for a mini vacation. Quiet comfortable and our own hot tub! Had some trouble with the TVs but was persistent and got them all to work. Also. There's a dvd library in the lobby you can borrow from at no charge.

Absolutely charming Establishment. Very clean. Super nice furnishing. The rooms have everything you…read moreneed. Super comfortable bed. I want to change my bedroom to match the room we stayed in. Real friendly Hotel staff. Great location. I give this place a 10 out of 10. I highly recommend the Prickly pear inn in the beautiful town of Cave creek AZ

Had a short stay at the prickly pear inn. Overall a good experience. Room is spacious, very large…read moretelevision and comfortable bed. Shower pressure isn't the best, but that may be because they are conserving water. Good view, had a nice fridge and stove top if needed. Parking is easy. Customer service was good, but did had slightly awkward moment. Overall the room felt clean which is a plus. Not the hotels fault (and not part of the rating) , but be aware many shops close early in the area. I think it is a good choice for the area

I met a friend in the entrance to Rancho Mañana. I passed along some paperwork and was on my way…read more Great manicured area. Plenty of parking.

Haven't stayed here yet, but we checked it out the other day. We'll be staying here in August for…read moreour anniversary. We weren't able to check out a Casita because they were fully booked, but the property is absolutely beautiful. Waterfalls into the pool and hot tub. Looks like a sweet little quiet town.

The room was beautiful. It was hotter than ever, but the pool was a great way to spend the day. The…read morehuge in room tv was perfect to watch the World Cup with our grandson. The restaurant had great food, especially breakfast and dinner.

The Four Seasons Scottsdale isn't just a hotel -- it's a desert mirage that actually exists…read more Built in the late 1990s, when developers decided golf courses and luxury spas could bloom where only rattlesnakes and saguaros once stood, this resort is proof that money waters everything. Think adobe chic meets spa catalog. Casitas sprawl across the Sonoran landscape like they were dropped from a helicopter and told to blend in. Inside, everything is cooled, cushioned, and curated -- a million miles away from the fact you're technically in the middle of nowhere. Step outside your casita and there's a saguaro cactus giving you the side-eye, wondering why you're paying $25 for avocado toast when it grows for free right next to you. The pool is basically an oasis, complete with cabanas that make you forget Scottsdale is basically Phoenix in a nicer shirt. The spa? You'll get massaged, exfoliated, and moisturized until you feel like a well-polished golf ball. And of course, Troon North golf course looms in the background -- a lush green playground carved out of desert that makes golfers weep with joy and water conservationists weep with rage. This is the Four Seasons -- you could walk in dressed like a hungover rodeo clown and they'd still treat you like visiting royalty (we were). Staff float around like desert ninjas, topping off your drinks, folding your towels, and politely ignoring your questionable SPF choices. The poolside margaritas are $22, but don't worry -- they come with a complimentary identity crisis. Four Seasons Scottsdale isn't hospitality, it's hostility against your bank account. (because let's face it, you're not here to save money, you're here to buy bragging rights). The Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale is above average, over the top, and exactly what happens when luxury colonizes the desert and wins. Funny thing is, you'll leave broke but refreshed -- which is kind of the Four Seasons brand in a nutshell.

Absolutely gorgeous views and rooms! Loved that they even had child size slippers and robe, and a…read moresouvenir book and toiletries, including bubble bath! They also have a kids club with free and charged activities. The staff were so kind and helpful. A truly relaxing stay after hiking tours around Sedona and Antelope Canyon before heading to the Phoenix airport.

Enjoying the World Series in the comfort of our palatial casita in Scottsdale. Such a comfortable…read moreplace to spend a week recharging. Super great staff!

Writing a review for Tumbleweed Hotel is difficult. How do I find the words to express how much I…read moreloved this hotel? I travel a lot and usually pass up on the older hotels. My experience at the Tumbleweed has me questioning myself now. This is a family run hotel. It was an adventure from the time I entered the registration office until I left. Gary and Jeri readily agreed to share their history with the Tumbleweed. Quickly one realizes that the twelve years they have owned this business has been a labor of love. Gary artistically creates much of the furniture in the rooms. Each room has a completely different personality. Jeri has added just the right deco and touch to each room. I loved that the deco is clean and crisp without a clutter feel. This was the first time I have felt as though I should take off my shoes so as not to track in. Spotlessly clean and crisp. Plush linens and relaxing colors make for perfection. The rooms are very spacious and the feel of a small studio. A positive about the building is that the design is that of bricks. The bricks provide a great sound barrier from adjoining rooms. The hotel rooms are facing in a way that road noise is not noticeable. I was given a tour of the grounds. The casitas that rent by night, week or month are a total surprise. You have to see them to appreciate the small details that make them so special. My favorite is the pool area. The pool is crystal clear, deck area inviting and maintained better than any I have experienced at a major chain hotel. A special bonus is a barbecue and picnic area available for guests. It is my suggestion that if you are considering visiting this hotel you make it a destination visit. Check in at the appropriate time, relax at the pool, bring your dinner to barbecue and visit the surrounding businesses. I love that one can park near their room and that the rooms have outside entrances. Be sure to bring your camera.

I wish I had had read all their glorious bad reviews before trying to do business through their…read moreonline Etsy store ArizonaCreationsArt. The owner Rebecca has terrible customer service, will not return messages and says they have a vintage shop at hotel but it's not open to the public certain times of the year and relies on employees to ship items even though her Etsy shop does not say shipping only As I see others have had the same issues. I would not recommend giving them any credit card info or paying up front for items they wont give you info or message back even. We frequent Cave Creek often, and from now on will never recommend or visit their business no matter how bad I may want something from them. It's their loss not mine.

Rooms are very nice and spacious. Resort fee seems high for what you get, s smallish pool. The…read morevery late check-in and early checkout seem to be abnormal. Overall it's a nice resort and great golf course

From the owner: Hilton Vacation Club Rancho Manana Phoenix/Cave Creek is adjacent to Rancho Maana Golf Club and…read moreTonto Bar and Grill, located in the desert foothills of Cave Creek. Fun entertainment and activities such as Rare Earth Gallery, Frontier Town Wild West Show, and Cave Creek Museum are all within a mile distance. Hiking and trail rides at Cave Creek Regional Park are seven miles away. Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport PHX is 33 miles away. Spacious accommodations include well-appointed two-bedroom suites featuring a family-friendly living area space with a queen sofa bed and dining area, fully equipped kitchens, a balcony or patio, and two bathrooms. Relax or take a dip in our outdoor heated pool or rent out our DVD and board games to play with the family. Cook up a meal in suite or outdoors with our barbeque grills. Daily Resort Charge includes basic guest internet access, self-parking for one vehicle, DVD and board game rentals, PressReader access, barbecue equipment.