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This room is built around mobility and hearing access. It has a roll-in shower with a height-adjustable showerhead, a raised toilet seat (18 inches high), a wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanity (27 inches high), and a low-height counter and sink (34 inches high). The door has lever handles, a low-height lock and a low-height view port. For hearing access there is a closed-captioned TV and a visual fire alarm.
The private bathroom pairs the roll-in shower with a separate bathtub and shower. Fittings are set at accessible heights, including the raised toilet seat and the low vanity. Guests also get bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries, a hair dryer, shampoo, soap and towels.
The room has 1 king bed and is set for up to 3 guests. The bed is dressed with Frette Italian sheets and a down comforter, on a pillowtop mattress. A pillow menu and hypo-allergenic bedding are available. It suits a couple or a solo traveller with a companion best.
The room is reached via exterior corridors. The door has lever handles, a low-height lock and a low-height view port. The resort also offers accessible on-site parking and accessible pool entrances, with self-operating lifts or sloped entries at the pools.
Service animals are welcome at The Phoenician with no fee or documentation. Pet dogs under 40 pounds are also allowed, up to two per room, with a non-refundable $150 deep-cleaning fee per stay. Pets are not permitted in pool areas or restaurants and must be leashed on the grounds. Camelback Mountain's hiking trails also prohibit dogs.
The $55 daily resort fee covers a craft beer tasting for two, 2-hour bike rentals for two, an outdoor morning yoga class at the spa, one hour of tennis court time with racquets for two, and enhanced hi-speed internet. One resort-report source also lists an hour of daily pickleball.
Check-in is 4:00 pm and check-out is 11:00 am. The main guest checking in must be at least 18 and should bring a photo ID and a credit card. The Phoenician is a nonsmoking property.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is about 9–10 miles away, roughly a 17-minute drive in normal traffic. There is no complimentary airport shuttle. Guests can use taxi, rideshare, a prearranged car service or a rental car, and the on-site Go Rentals service can have a car waiting at the valet. At the resort, self-parking is $30 per night and overnight valet is $50.
Dining includes J&G Steakhouse (reservations required, ages 21+), Mowry & Cotton for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and The Phoenician Tavern at the golf clubhouse. There is also the Thirsty Camel cocktail bar, The Marketplace for coffee and gelato, and Afternoon Tea Thursday to Sunday. The Phoenician Athletic Club fitness center is available to guests 24 hours a day, with views of Camelback Mountain.
The resort sits at the base of Camelback Mountain on 250 acres. It offers a guided Cholla Trail hike for guests ages 14 and up, a self-guided tour of Allan Houser sculptures, and a guided bike tour of Old Town Scottsdale. Old Town Scottsdale is less than 2 miles away. March, April, October and November are generally the most comfortable months. Summer brings lower rates but highs often above 100°F.
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