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Arizona Biltmore, LXR Hotels & Resorts

Phoenix • Biltmore Area • SPLURGE

avg. $487 / night

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At a glance

A 1929 Frank Lloyd Wright–influenced resort with textile-block architecture, two design vocabularies, and mountain framing.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and Wright-era design collectors

Highlights:

  • Frank Lloyd Wright textile-block system from 1929
  • 738 rooms with two design registers: classic resort and California-desert modern
  • Low-slung campus framed by Camelback Mountain and Squaw Peak
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PB hotel design editorial

Frank Lloyd Wright's textile block system — the same interlocking precast concrete geometry he developed for his California houses of the early 1920s — found its grandest hospitality application in the Arizona Biltmore, which opened in 1929 under the architectural direction of Albert Chase McArthur, with Wright serving as a consulting presence whose imprint proved impossible to contain. The result is a low-slung, two-story resort campus of remarkable coherence: patterned concrete block in warm desert gold stepping back against the bare granite face of Squaw Peak, the massing horizontal and earth-bound in a way that feels genuinely Wrightian even as the full attribution remains historically contested. Camelback Mountain frames the backdrop in the images here with an almost theatrical specificity, the pool terraces and fire-pit cabanas sitting in comfortable dialogue with the ornamental blockwork behind them. A recent renovation — completed in 2021 after a closure brought on by a fire suppression system installation — refreshed the resort's 738 rooms and introduced interiors that move between two registers. The older guest rooms retain a quiet resort classicism: striped carpeting, upholstered benches in celadon velvet, panelled headboards with copper accent detailing. The newer suites push toward a lighter California-desert vocabulary, with white oak millwork, jute-weave area rugs, tiled kiva fireplaces, and black-frame windows framing saguaro plantings. The pool bar, with its backlit scalloped counter and illuminated canopy structure overhead, delivers the resort's more theatrical ambitions after dark.

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About

Daily Mandatory Charge includes: Resort Charge with guest internet; fitness center access and classes; Biltmore Golf replay; 1-hour bicycle usage; 2 bottled waters daily; lawn games; access to The Twist water slides; PressReader. Mandatory Charge also includes Historical Preservation Fund charge. Known as an Arizona landmark with a century-old legacy and a celebration of Frank Lloyd Wright-influenced architecture and design, the Arizona Biltmore provides a glamorous oasis built among 39 acres adorned with lush gardens and seven glistening swimming pools. More than 700 guest rooms, seven sparkling pools, seven dining outlets, a 65-foot waterslide, two championship golf courses, 200,000 square feet of meeting and event space and Forbes 4-Star rated Tierra Luna Spa await. We offer luxury not typically found in resorts of this size - while still honoring the history of this iconic and magical destination.

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Arizona Biltmore, LXR Hotels & Resorts Reviews

3,720 reviews

"4th of July 2026… Luv the Biltmore when ever we stay here. We did a staycation for the 4th we love the family atmosphere and friendly staff. The only negative was caught off guard when the called us to tell us the rooms we reserved where unavailable as off 4days before we checked in but the staff made it right. The paradise poolside rooms with there own lil courtyard I think our the best for family with lil kids. These rooms help with your own access to the the pool so this eliminates several issues. We stayed in a villa this time and it’s the best 2 rooms kitchen and living room option to the other pool. The paradise pool is nice easy and the twist slide is kool."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 31, 2026

"Brendan Easterling, the tennis and pickleball pro at Arizona Biltmore, was fantastic! He went above and beyond to ensure I had a great week of pickleball. He contacted players to join him and me for competitive play each day. He gave me great tips on things to drill when I got back home. He’s an experienced coach, organized pro, and all-around great guy!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 25, 2026

"An amazing place with excellent people! Everything you need is at the resort, no need to go out. The lady who checked us in was nice she went over the resort amenities quite well. The director met us and was very professional in accommodating our request. Our housekeeper Marylou and Elizabeth were very thorough and respectful of the personal space. Christopher from fitness center set us up to try pickle ball and made sure we were well hydrated. Lola at the pool is another great asset and all the lifeguards at the twister slide! Alyssa from Renata’s Hearth was an absolute delight. She is very upbeat, knowledegeable and thoughtful without being too intrusive during the meal. Thank you for making this a memorable summer vacation for our family! Hopefull we get to visit soon!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 16, 2026

"From check in Olivia, this was a great experience. I booked a room with Citrus Club access. It is open from 8am to 9pm. Very reminiscent of an upscale airport loung. Full bar and food inclusive. Marcel and Angel made top notch drinks. Small bites throughout the day. Tina also was great. Drake was a great concierge and had met us the previous day wondering about. He explained things about the hotel. No food or drink can leave the club which was disappointing as I had wanted to finish my wine in my room. The hotel has everything from pools, bars, shops including ice cream and clothing. Kim and Anastasia were great. Got some clothing at not crazy prices. We had dinner and listened to music in the lobby. Sarah was a great server. Had late snacks and drinks with local friends who came by. It would have seemed there would be more outside games like ping pong or corn tossing. There was one large chess game. The club had TVs, books but just one table game. It was a nice spot to cool down with a drink and snack. Also was able to check out there which was easier than doing it in the lobby. Great trip. I would stay longer next time. They do have special events to be sure to look for those."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 14, 2026

"Nice hotel but the never-ending fees have gotten out of control, especially fees that show up on the final bill that they never communicated and we never agreed to. Just some of the fees we were charged during our recent stay: - Daily resort fee: typical these days but still stupid - if it's not optional or based on usage, just build it into the nightly room rate. - Daily Historic Preservation Fee (nightly charge): positioned on their website as a way "to allow our guests to play an important role in preserving the Arizona Biltmore’s legacy"; however, let's be clear -- they're not 'allowing' guests anything, they're forcing guests to pay this whether they want to or not. - Additional 2.929% Historic Preservation Fee applied to all on-property purchases - Daily Housekeeping Fee: charged whether you use housekeeping services or not - Room Service Delivery Charge: not mentioned on the room service menu and not apparently a set dollar amount or set percentage, so you have no idea what the fee will be until the food arrives (this is separate from the automatic gratuity they add to room service orders) - 22% Service Charge/Gratuity: automatically applied to poolside, room service, and takeout orders When I noticed some of the hidden fees/charges on the final invoice the morning of checkout and raised issues with the front desk, particularly the fees that had never been communicated in the reservation confirmation details, at check-in, or at the time of purchase, all I repeatedly got from the Front Desk Director was "I'm not reversing any charges." No explanation of why fees that were never communicated or agreed to were appropriate, just a stoic refusal to reverse the unapproved charges. It's quite shocking and disappointing that a hotel of this stature and legacy takes every opportunity to squeeze every dollar possible out of guests and then refuses to explain the justification for the charges or remedy the situation when concerns are raised."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 14, 2026

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