Camelback Corridor

Camelback Road along the line between Scottsdale and Phoenix – the mountain above, resort estates at its feet, Arcadia's citrus streets to the west and Old Town a short drive east.

First light over Camelback Corridor

The collection

3 hotels

The Canyon Suites at The Phoenician

Five-star · Camelback Corridor

Sixty suites inside the Phoenician estate at the foot of Camelback Mountain – the desert's only five-star, with its own pool, its own ambassadors and, since February, its own villas.

From $800 per night

The Phoenician, A Luxury Collection Resort, Scottsdale

Four-star · Camelback Corridor

The 1988 estate beneath Camelback Mountain – 250 acres, Carrara marble and a gold-etched ceiling, at four-star standing held for twenty-four years.

From $500 per night

The Global Ambassador

Four-star · Camelback Corridor

Sam Fox's white-brick hotel at 44th and Camelback – Belle Epoque bones, Buenos Aires balconies and five kitchens of its own.

From $500 per night

The neighborhoods

North Scottsdale & Troon North

The desert proper – Pinnacle Peak's boulders, golf laid through the saguaros, trails into the McDowell Sonoran Preserve and the darkest skies in the valley, half an hour north of Old Town.

Luxury hotels in Scottsdale & Paradise Valley

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