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  • Everything here is top-notch, provided you're looking for a quiet getaway. I was only here for a couple of days and I think I might have gone stir crazy on a longer stay. The inn is in the middle of a residential neighborhood (full of awesome flat-roof, wide-overhang desert houses; I made immediate plans to retire to this area) and there is really nothing in walking distance for a tourist. If you were to stay here for more than a couple of days, you would definitely need a car. The only thing of any note is the nearby Arizona Canal, which you can walk to pretty easily from the hotel, though why you would I don't know since it's basically a shallow muddy creek. But for one night of peace, it's great. I stayed in a casita (skip the ranchos and go for one of the casita selections) and it was very comfortable. High ceilings, supremely comfortable bed with an iron canopy, fireplace (which I did not use in September, but it lends atmosphere) and two leather armchairs. There's a small patio out back with a table and chairs. The bathroom is good-sized with an enormous shower (no tub) and plenty of counter space. The only awkward part of the layout was the WC--you practically have to stand on the toilet to shut the door. The pool area is nice-sized for a place with only 30-some rooms, with enough lounges for everyone. There are even some under a cabana for no extra charge. There are a couple of Jacuzzis placed in the middle of the casita groupings as well. The grounds are lovely, filled with desert blooms with mountains providing a backdrop. From the front of the property, there's a dramatic view of Camelback Mountain (you're basically looking up the camel's nose, but there it is). Lon's Restaurant and The Last Drop Bar (see separate reviews) make up the dining and social scene. They're great, but Lon's is the only choice on property for food so even it would get old quickly on a long stay. Service throughout was smooth and gracious. It took a while to get a cab to the inn to go back to the airport, so again, you'd need a car if you plan to do much at all.
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