Royal Palms Resort and Spa, Phoenix
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“It’s full of winding, tree-covered paths, arches, narrow walkways, gardens, and antique fountains, creating the tranquil feel of a Mediterranean monastery. The denseness landscaping belies its relatively small footprint on Camelback Road in Arcadia.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Phoenix.
“Once the home of Cunard Steamship executive Delos T. Cooke, this Mediterranean-style resort has a stately row of the namesake palms at its entrance, courtyards with fountains, and individually designed rooms.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Phoenix.
“This storied resort was built in 1929 by shipping tycoon Delos Cooke as a winter haven for his ailing wife. The intimate mediterranean-style hotel, set on nine acres of former citrus groves, features romantic outdoor nooks with fireplaces and fountains amid profuse gardens of plants and trees.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
- Pool area
All you need to know
The Royal Palms Resort and Spa is located perfectly, offering you the peace and quiet you need, while the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is just 15 minutes away by car.
Located just three minutes away from the old town the beautiful Royal Palms Resort and Spa is a great destination and a luxurious hotel. The hotel offers a full-service spa that offers you different massages and treatments that you can indulge in.
When looking to dine the restaurant offers an amazing menu with delicious dishes that will have you coming back for seconds. Making sure you have the perfect place to eat three times a day, without leaving the spa premises.
When looking to indulge in some activities, you can go for a swim in the outdoor pool that is set perfectly in the middle. Offering you a relaxing swim, that comes with a pool sidebar. In addition, the luxurious hotel offers you a health club that keeps you on your toes.
When you finally make your way to their well-designed guest bedrooms you will experience Egyptian cotton sheets, with free Wi-Fi, Satellite TV, and basic amenities that cover it all.
The perfect place to relax, which offers an onsite shopping store, golf courses nearby, mounting biking on-site, and even hiking trails. The place has all you need to enjoy relaxing yet active days away from home.
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