Truly an amazing resort. Every nook and cranny is a work of art. The architecture is amazing and while it may be daunting at first since it is heavy on the concrete, even non-fans of Frank Lloyd Wright can appreciate it. The main pool is amazing, and the lights and fire at night create quite an ambiance. Will 100% go back and will recommend.

We stayed here for one night - just before we left for a three-week trip to Greece. Nice place to stay just before a long flight. Lovely hotel and grounds. Helpful staff and decent restaurants and bar. Drinks a bit pricey, but it goes with the territory I suppose. Would gladly stay here again. Its a one time must hotel if you've never stayed here before. A Phoenix icon, and if you dig Frank Wright's architecture, you'll like it even more.

We escaped for Xmas weekend 2011. Nice rooms, and very elegant property overall. As you might expect everything is very expensive on site (.ie Starbucks coffe is about 80% more than in real world). Loved the golf courses (2). Not desert courses - more like a nice "Munies" with forgiving fairways. Links course wraps around the entire property. Pool area is first class with separate pool for kids with giant water slide. Not too busy given it was Xmas and a bit chilly. Close to massive shopping mall.

My husband and I just spent 3 nights at the Arizona Biltomore where he was attending a conference. Our room was spacious and newly renovated. We had a king-sized bed, large TV and 2 sinks in the bathroom. We had a patio that overlooked one of the pools. The linens were lovely and the bed was comfortable, although a bit too soft for my liking. There was a clock radio that was also an iPod docking station which was nice. The room had a typical mini bar with overpriced items, but that was to be expected. Instead of a coffee maker there was a hot pot and French press.

The food and service were good. Drinks were overpriced we thought. There were many places where groups could sit and chat, inside and out. A few areas had large gas fire pits which were nice during the cool evenings.

This facility felt more like a business conference center than a resort hotel. There were two or three conferences going on most of the guests seemed to be involved in one of those. The pools were fairly deserted, I never saw anyone playing tennis and there were very few children. I rented a bike for an hour one day and rode along the canal. All I saw were the backs of some very uninteresting houses. There didn't seem to be any interesting places nearby to ride to.

My husband loves this place -- probably because he usually has meetings in office buldings or boring conference centers. For him it was a real treat to spend three days in such a lovely setting. I think everyone in his group felt the same way because they all decided to hold their conference there again next year.