Royal Palms Hotel And Casitas in Phoenix Arizona

Royal Palms Hotel and Casitas 5200 E. Camelback Rd. Phoenix,   Arizona  United States  85018 866-235-9330 US Only. More Images: Whether you desire desert serenity or a private retreat, let Royal Palms Hotel & Casitas be your Mediterranean-style hideaway.

Property Information
Description:  The Royal Palms Hotel and Casitas is nestled at the base of Camelback Mountain between the heart of Phoenixand beautiful old town Scottsdale. Our newly restored Mediterannean estate blends Spanish Colonial influences, meandering walkways, stone fountains, and exotic landscaping. Twenty different design teams spent over $30 million creating our 116-room resort which is quaint, intimate, and romantic, delivering world-class service and unique old world charm. Our award winning restaurant, T. Cook's, one of the most popular restaurants in Phoenix, offers wonderful Spanish Mediterannean cuisine. Questions for on-line reservations contact:Helpdesk 1-866-238-9298
# of Rooms:  116
Plaza Rooms:  Our plaza rooms feature our rustic Mediterannean decor, surrounding a common courtyard with beautiful views of Camelback Mountain. These rooms offer one king or two double beds and the option of connecting rooms. Additional amenities include: Custom Peruvian furniture Portable telephones Starbucks coffee Unique turndown gifts
Plaza Suite:  These spacious suites feature a separate living area with a balcony or patio and surround a common courtyard which is finished with an outdoor fireplace. The suites are attractively decorated in Mediterannean decor.
Casitas:  Our casitas that are located throughout our Valencia Gardens feature french doors walking out onto semi-private patios with beautiful views of Camelback Mountain, Citrus orange grove and our Croquet lawn. These intimate rooms have rustic Mediterannean decor, canopy beds, and romantic fireplaces.
Deluxe Casitas:  We have fifteen Deluxe Casitas that are individually designed. These rooms, which are located in the Arcadia section of the hotel, feature patios, charming fireplaces, step-in showers, skylights, and CD Players. These rooms are all very uniquely decorated.
Villas:  Our villas include a spacious king bedroom, oversized bathroom and living room with two fireplaces, two separate patios and Arcadia courtyard or orange grove view.
Presidential Suite:  Our Presidential Suite is a luxurious, two bedroom suite complete with two fireplaces, living and dining room, three private patios, and Arcadia courtyard view.
Hotel Rating:  AAA - 4 Diamonds
Amenities/Services/Attractions:  Click here for more information.

Property Policies
Check In:  3:00PM
Check Out:  12:00PM
Guarantee Policy:  Credit card required
Cancel Policy:  Seven days prior to arrival
Rate Disclaimer:  Indicative rates are for search purposes only. Please inquire about specific rates when making a reservation.
Accepted Credit Cards:  AX, VI, MC, DC, DS
Local Currency:  USD

Local & General Info
Location:  The Royal Palms Hotel and Casitas is located midway between the Biltmore Business Corridor and Fashion Park and the Scottsdale Business and Fashion Square. We are very close to Old Towne Scottsdale, art galleries, shopping, and numerous tourist attractions, including nearby championship golf courses.
Areas Served:  Greater Phoenix area
Area Airports:  Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is seven miles away
Directions from Sky Harbor Airport:  Take 44th Street Exit North Turn right onto Camelback Road The Royal Palms will be on the north (left) side after 1.5 miles.
Local Points of Interest:  Desert Botanical Gardens - Outstanding displays of desert plant life in a natural setting along with information talks, cafe and gift shop. Fifteen minutes away. Heard Museum - Indian arts and crafts with special emphasis on the Southwest Native Americans along with a large Kachina doll collection. Twenty minutes away. Heritage Square - Downtown park which features the restored Victorian-styled Rosson House. The park was set aside as an example of authentic turn-of-the-century Phoenix. Twenty minutes away. Phoenix Art Museum - A major visual arts institution in the Southwest. Eleven thousand art objects, thirty exhibitions annually and the Thorne Miniature rooms. Twenty minutes away. Phoenix Greyhound Park - Year-round races and para-mutuel betting make for an exciting evening. During September and May you can also see the dogs run during afternoon matinees on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Fifteen minutes away. Phoenix Zoo - One hundred twenty-three acres of mammals, reptiles, and birds, makes this the largest, privately-owned, self-supporting zoo in the United States. Fifteen minutes away. Pueblo Grande Ruins - Located off the Hohokam Expressway at Washington Street, this ruin's exhibits feature how the Hohokam Indians lived. Also features materials excavated from the sight. Tours are self-guided. Ten minutes away. Red River Opry - Truly one of the finest musical features in the Southwest, featuring a unique blend of country, rock, gospel, bluegrass, comedy and nostalgia. Fifteen minutes away. South Mountain Park - More than 16,000 acres provides plenty of space for hiking, picnicking, and horseback riding. Ten minutes away. Turf Paradise - Thoroughbred racing at its finest, with fun for the entire family. Open October through May. Forty minutes away. Apache Trail - Beginning at Apache Junction, 34 miles east of Phoenix, this world-famous trail winds through the rugged mountain scenery on its way to Globe. Highlights include dams, sparkling lakes on the Salt River and the Tonto National Monument. Five hour drive. Cave Creek and Carefree - A scenic community set in the desert with a western flair. Shops, restaurants, and a microbrewery to tour. One hour away. Fleischer Museum - The only museum dedicated to American Impressionism, California School. The permanent collection consists of over 200 works representing 80 artists. One hour away. Fountain Hills - Beautiful community in the northeast valley. Home of the world's tallest fountain, shooting 560 feet in in the air. One hour away. Out of Africa Wildlife Park - See big cats and humans interact in unrehearsed shows like Tiger Splash. One hour drive. Rawhide Western Town and Steakhouse - Authentic 1880's town complete with shoot-outs, stagecoach rides, a saloon, Native American dancers, burro rides, and desert cookouts. Fifty minute drive. Rockin' R Ranch - A real working ranch with western stage shows, a dinner theater, steakhouse, petting zoo, and gift shop. Twenty minutes away. The Salt River - Tube or raft down the river through the scenic Tonto National Forest. One hour away. Tallesin West - School of architecture founded by the late Frank Lloyd Wright. Its own unique buildings blend effectively with the desert surroundings and house students of architecture. Forty-five minutes away. Pioneer Arizona Museum - A living history museum of an Arizona 1880's town. See craftsmen and villagers as they really lived and worked. Closed June - September. One hour drive. Wildlife World Zoo - Arizona's largest collection of exotic animals. One hour away.

Amenities/Services
T. Cook's:  T. Cook's chef, Michael Hoobler, is praised for his artful blend of Mediterannean cuisine and fire-roasted specialties from T. Cook's wood-burning fireplace. Local food critic Howard Seftel of the Phoenix New Times describes T. Cook's ambience as one of the most striking in town and adds that "the food is as sharp and sophisticated as the setting..." Signature dishes include mussels sauteed in chardonnay thyme broth, grilled prawns and vegetables with potato risoto cake, grilled beef tenderloin with toquefort potato pie and roasted shallots, and T. Cook's Mediterannean Paella. T. Cook's is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week plus Sunday brunch. Breakfast, 6AM to 10AM. Lunch, 11AM to 2PM. Dinner, 6PM to 10PM. Sunday brunch, 10AM to 2PM. Lunch and dinner reservations are strongly recommended. All major credit card are accepted. Gift certificates available.
T. Cook's Cigar Lounge:  Rated "Best Resort Lobby Bar" in Phoenix, this is the perfect place to enjoy a fine selection of cigars, aged port wine, small-batch bourbon, cognac or single-malt scotch. Light dining available. Nightly entertainment. Open seven days a week from 10AM.
Cabana Grill:  Casual dining located at the poolside patio or in a private cabana, the Cabana Grill serves appetizers and light lunches, Mediterannean specials and refreshing beverages. Dining available 11AM to 5PM with beverage service from 10AM to 7PM.
Recreation Opportunities:  Several exciting activities are available in and around Phoenix, including: Horseback riding Jeep tours Van tours Boat tours Steamboat cruise Hot air ballooning Grand Canyon Flight Tours Turf Soaring School - hang gliding Hiking - in nearby Echo Canyon and Squaw Peak Casinos and Gambling Dozens of top golf courses
Shopping:  The Arizona Center - Sleek, modern, sophisticated, and splashy, this two-tiered, open-air center stages numerous social events, including great jazz concerts. It's a popular "watering hole" with the downtown office corps. More than fifty specialty shops, seven fine-dining restaurants, and a food court are nestled within 3.5 acres of beautful, quiet outdoor areas, fountains, and sculptures. Biltmore Fashion Park - Take the hurry out of shopping in the relaxing, park-like setting of this elegant open-air center. Browse the sixty shops - featuring a roster of internationally famous names as well as sophisticated local venues - or dine at one of the center's seven world-class restaurants and famous haunts, including Planet Hollywood. A popular gathering spot for locals after business hours. Town and Country Mall - Relaxed and casual, this open-air center offers an electic collection of shops, ranging from a New Age emporium to a United Nations store. Concerts are held some weekends. Surrounded by numerous restaurants, the center also has movie theaters and is quickly becoming a source for first-class goods at discount prices. Paradise Valley Mall - This large, enclosed mall is upscale in mood. More than 120 establishments are featured, inlcuding movie theaters and a child-oriented arcade. A wide assortment of eating places can be found around the mall. Scottsdale Pavillions - Home to almost 100 shops, restaurants, and movie theaters. Old Towne Scottsdale - Imbued with the flavor of the Old West, this cozy, relaxed district offers a remarkable array of shops, ranging from authentic cowboy apparel to antique music boxes. Some of the shops date back to 1875. Check out the art galleries in the adjoining park. Scottsdale Fashion Square - This center is undoubtedly the Southwest's premier destination for upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment. The center houses 1.3 million square feet of renowned retailers and specialty shops, a luxury Cineplex, several upscale restaurants, and an award-winning gourmet food court.
Amenities:
AM/FM Alarm Clock Bar/Lounge Concierge Handicapped Rooms/Facilities Hairdryers Available Modem Lines in Room Free Newspaper Restaurant Safe Deposit Box Tennis Laundry/Valet Services	Babysitting/Child Services Coffee Maker in Room 24 Hour Front Desk Free Parking Mini Bar Meeting/Banquet Facilities Pool Room Service Fitness Center or Spa Television with Cable VIP Rooms/Services