Resorts em Phoenix

as we frequent several valley hotels, we especially loved the adult pool area....................

our room had absolutely no view front or back

Close to family.

The resort is tired and it shows.

Easy check in

They boast "millions of dollars in recent renovations" but the rooms are just awful. I remember this resort from many years ago, and at the time it was very nice. They have basically let the whole place become run down and have milked it for all the money they can get out of it. It is a run down crappy "resort" now, and should be condemned.

I like the location on 16th Street. Nice bars and restaurants close by. Water park was fun.

Rooms are a bit dated. Water park was smaller than I was hoping. Not a lot of choices for dining on resort during summer.

We went for the water park & got more than we expected for the holiday with extended hours & activities for the children. For an additional amount we could check out later & enjoy the park more. Staff were very courteous.

No microwave

This isn't a very romantic resort. Too many places for families and not enough places for romance

DO NOT LIKE THE EXTRA CHARGE AT THE DESK OF $49 FOR WHATEVER. I WAS CHARGED AN ADDITIONAL $110 WHICH $55 IS REIMBRUSED AFTER SO MUCH TIME. CHARGE WHAT YOU WILL AND LEAVE IT AT THAT. WE COME FOR THE SLIDES & LAZY RIVER LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. BUSINESS MAYBE DIFFERENT.

My room was nicely renovated but bathroom much to small. The shower when in use would soak the bathroom floor. The property is getting tired looking, time for a face lift. I returned after 10 years and was disappointed to find gym still to small, spa uninspiring, exercise studio and bike/tennis area a throw back to 1980. I would return to the front portico each morning from a long run and was never greeted by bell staff or offered bottled water as i stood there recovering from the run and sweating from the desert heat. I have become so accustomed to being greeted by staff with bottled water and towel upon returning from jogging at all great hotels that i really resented having to ask for it. The main lobby is beautiful and I enjoyed evening cocktails on the patio adjacent to the lobby. The bar staff was lovely. Lunch and breakfast in Frank and Albert's was painful to endure. Breakfast was so delayed with mistakes to the order and lunch was mediocre. The cafe also disappointed. One meal at each was one too many. Best meals were all off property. My daughter and I walked thru the shops and found once again we were back in the 80's. We love to shop so it was hard to believe there was almost next to nothing to buy. Housekeeping was a bit lacking of management, it seemed. Dirty dessert dishes lingered in my room for two days. The Scottsdale - Phoenix area has so many fabulous resorts, it's to bad The Biltmore doesn't seem to be one of them anymore.

We celebrated our anniversary and were upgraded to a beautiful suite, and the front desk staff sent a beverage, chocolates and fruit to our room when they learned. Loved the room, the grounds are amazing and enjoyed the amazing amenities. We're planning to return every year.

The resort was amazing. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The kids loved the pool area, especially the lazy river and slide. Nice 36-hole golf course on the property.

The grounds and villas were simply beautiful.

It was very convenient with all the necessary resources readily available

The food was of a low standard

Love the warm weather in Phoenix. Location good. Enjoyed the pool.

Pay $10/night for parking (in the middle of the desert). WiFi cost $12/night and didn't work - needed to plug in. For $200/night - this should be included.

Everything was very nice - the room was very clean and comfortable - atmosphere was great

had to pay $10 for parking. When we return to the resort for the evening there were no parking spaces. Had to park in a dirt parking lot.....we paid $10 for that????