Arizona
is much more than a desert. From the Grand Canyon and scenic
mountains of the north to the world-class golf, dining and
spas in Phoenix and Tucson, visitors will find an elegant
mix of sophistication and serenity.
PHOENIX & SCOTTSDALE
72-HOUR VACATION Phoenix/Scottsdale
Phoenix, otherwise known as the Valley of the Sun, has plenty to offer besides its 325 days of annual sunshine. This cheery city is home to phenomenal rock parks, wine bars offering cult vino, a fashion scene that rivals Rodeo Drive, homey restaurants and luxuriously rustic accommodations.
The
Boulders Resort & Golden
Door Spa Look closely at the 12-million-year-old
rock outcroppings of the Sonoran desert outside
Scottsdale, Arizona, and you will find a resort
that seems to have grown out of the rocks
themselves, with natural terrain and plant
life virtually unaltered by the private hideaway.
Sheraton Phoenix Downtown With 80,000 square feet of meeting space at this hotel, you can be all business, or perhaps get a different type of work(out) done at their fitness center, developed in partnership with professional athletic training organization Core Performance. Sheraton Phoenix Downdown is the latest to open in the area since 1976.
Arizona
Biltmore Resort & Spa Dip
into the pool where Marilyn Monroe loved
to splash. Enjoy traditional Afternoon Tea
in the Lobby. Or hit the 18-hole championship
golf courses. The
Phoenician The
Phoenician resort in Scottsdale, Arizona has
long been renowned for its luxurious accommodations,
service and world-class spa and wellness facility.
Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort and Spa at Gainey Ranch Framed by the majestic McDowell Mountains and set among 580 acres of striking Sonoran Desert, the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Gainey Ranch is one of the area’s most impressive resorts. With its blend of native cultures, natural beauty and indulgent luxury, it set new standards for Arizona resorts when it opened in 1986.
TUCSON
TOP 10 SPAS Canyon Ranch
Enrich yourself in the lush Sonoran desert. Relax at their award-winning spa, find nirvana in their Yoga/Meditation Dome, or partake in the weeklong Life Enhancement Program, which presents workshops, activities and private time to nourish positive living habits. More Arizona Spas
TOP 10 DESTINATION SPAS Mii amo
Find harmony in a Native American-inspired setting. Reconnect with your inner self through an exclusive Spirit Speciality Service, nourish your body with a signature spa treatment, and relax at one of their sixteen casitas and suites, which boast breathtaking views of surrounding Boynton Canyon.
RED ROCKIN' ARIZONA 72 Hours in Sedona Sedona is a site with many faces—an old Western town with deep cowboy roots, an outdoor adventurer’s dream, a metaphysical mecca for relaxation and rejuvenation, and a destination for fine arts and culture. You’ll be awestruck as you watch the red rocks glow in changing light against clear, cobalt skies.
RESTAURANTS Search
René
at Tlaquepaque is a Sedona landmark, ideal for
special-occasion dining—even if the occasion
is simply a pleasant afternoon or evening of shopping
among the gift shops in the Mexican-style Tlaquepaque
Arts and Crafts Village. Other
Sedona/Flagstaff restaurants
FEATURED HOTELS Enchantment
Resort
This resort offers uninterrupted solitude, as well
as private decks for snuggling as the sun sets over
the area's famous red rocks. L'Auberge
de Sedona
These intimate cottages bring
a romantic French touch to Arizona's red rock country.
Chicago remains among the most integral economic and business locales in the United States and beyond, but hardly adheres to the motto "all work and no play." Home to the nation's 44th president, this cosmopolitan town welcomes visitors with gracious, open arms.
Sandwiched along Southern California between Los Angeles and San Diego, this coastal Orange County town boasts fabulous nightlife, glamorous entertainment and luxury shopping. Revel in the almost-always sunny skies, rolling blue Pacific, rocky shores and gleaming white sands.
