TL;DR
- Local focus: Regionally-inspired boutique hotel from Hyatt’s Andaz brand.
- Arts connection: Collaboration with local Cattle Track Art Compound.
- Arizona flavor: Design, furnishings, and outreach reflect Arizona’s culture.
- Spacious property: Larger than most boutiques but still feels intimate.
- Check prices here
Situated within a relatively conservative tourism scene, this boutique hotel, right where Scottsdale meets Paradise City and Phoenix, holds space for something a little bit offbeat.
Park of Hyatt’s regionally-focused boutique brand, Andaz Scottsdale is built to reflect the unique character of the Arizona scene.
It thrives, therefore, on artists and the landscapes that influence them.
The result is a creatively designed and open-minded space to relax and enjoy beauty in all its forms.
Andaz is a bit on the larger side for a boutique hotel, but with very little uniformity.
Anything remotely cookie-cutter disappears into large collections of local art, artisan elements throughout the property, and active outreach into the local community.
In collaboration with the Cattle Track Art Compound, this is the place to be for anyone interested in Arizona’s long and storied relationship with the arts.
What are the rooms like?
- Number of rooms: – 185 total, ranging from bungalows to villas.
- Private features: – Outdoor showers, patios, and private entrances in select units.
- Designer style: – Inspired by modern icons like Eames and Saarinen.
- Local touches: – Custom furnishings and artwork by Arizona creatives.
- See each room in detail here
At Andaz Hotel you’ve got bungalows, you’ve got suites, you’ve got cabanas and even some villas for committed seclusionists.
Even the non-committed will enjoy private entrances, patios and outdoor showers in select accommodation.
All feature well-curated furnishings inspired by modern designers.
The Bungalows are the simplest, starting at 475 square feet of clean design a la Charles and Ray Eames.
Suites allow you to relax, lounge, work, in Eero Saarinen style.
The decor is a cheery modern, with pops of color around a sandy base and some gorgeous mid-century inspired furnishings.
Many of these were designed by local creatives.
Bathrooms are bright and airy, with oversized showers and glowing white tile. Rooms include well-curated mini bars, high-end linens and original artwork for you to enjoy.
What are prices like?
And what’s the food like? Any facilities we should know about?
- On-site dining: – Mediterranean-inspired menu at Weft and Warp.
- Poolside vibes: – Drinks and snacks by the Turquoise Pool.
- Wellness options: – Full spa and apothecary with mountain views.
- Recreation: – Bocce, croquet, and a 24-hour fitness center.
- Local exploration: – House car service connects guests to art and nature.
As a resort, the idea is that you could spend your entire time on the property and enjoy a relaxing and memorable experience.
Andaz Scottsdale takes this to heart, offering an array of activities and facilities that both entertain and connect guests with the surrounding area.
The house car service allows you to visit local artists’ studios, see nearby museums, and hike around the local mountains. Just don’t forget to enjoy the resort.
Weft and Warp offers on-site Mediterranean fare in a glass-encircled dining room.
Select your favorites from a gorgeous menu full of wine-dark flavors like sumac, almonds and salty feta, or opt for the tasting menu to fully appreciate the art of the chef.
The Turquoise Pool is perfect for those who are happy near the water, and will provide light snacks and drinks for the pool rats.
It’s the perfect place for a Mai Tai, or try the Tiki Mule for something more special.
The Recreational Center offers games like bocce, corn hole and croquet, while more serious athletes will appreciate the 24-hour fitness center and a schedule of compelling classes.
The Palo Verde Spa and Apothecary allows you to enjoy spa luxury without missing out on the local flavor.
You can soak, swim, and sweat at Andaz Scottsdale with gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains.
How is the neighborhood? Anything interesting nearby?
- Easy exploring: – Complimentary bikes for nearby discovery.
- Culture access: – Free admission to Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.
- Dining & shopping: – Scottsdale’s restaurants and boutiques close by.
- Best of both: – Secluded but still an easy drive into Phoenix.
Complimentary resort bicycles allow you to explore nearby offerings, while free admission to the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art will encourage you to get into the town.
You can find some world-class dining opportunities in Scottsdale, as well as excellent boutique shopping and multiple cultural offerings.
Those wishing to get into the larger city of Phoenix will find it an easy drive to more museums, event spaces, sports stadiums, and more.
And what about the reviews? What did other guests think?
Some things guests liked:
”Exceptional property, staff and super cute and cosy casita style rooms. The concierge and reception team were wonderful and love the gym and gardens around the property. Great shopping and restaurants a 5-10 min Uber drive away….”
”It was a beautiful place. Food was delicious. Room was beautiful. Great pool. Perfect!!..”
Some things guests didn’t like:
”I didn’t like how food service takes a lot longer at the adult only spa pool….”
”Lack of smaller food options during the day. One swimming pool with age restriction….”
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