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Arizona Biltmore has been an Arizona landmark since opening in 1929 and remains one of the most recognized resorts in the world for its Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired architecture, luxurious facilities and storied history. This historic hotel remains a playground for celebrities, worldly dignitaries and U.S Presidents. The recently reimagined resort provides a glamorous oasis with lush gardens and a full-service spa, seven dining outlets, seven swimming pools, and a 65-foot waterslide. Enjoy pet-friendly rooms plus access to two championship golf courses and a modern fitness center. This 39-acre property exudes first-class. In the prestigious Biltmore community, the resort sits near the base of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve providing views that are nothing short of breathtaking. Experience legendary moments through timeless luxury first-hand when you visit the Arizona Biltmore.
Arizona Biltmore
2400 E. Missouri Ave.
Phoenix, Arizona
85016
Nearest Airport: PHX
I was in Phoenix for a conference and had the opportunity to hit with Brendan in a tennis clinic and in a private lesson. I found both experiences to be very enjoyable and instructive. The clinic was well organized and emphasized doubles skills in a friendly but competitive atmosphere. In the private lesson, Brendan gave me important feedback and adjustments to my game that I believe will enhance my level of play. I highly recommend Brendan as a tennis pro for those living in or travelling to Phoenix. ( Please ignore the pickleball rating I did not participate in that but for some reason cannot eliminate the rating)
edward w
So you were here as a kid or maybe you and your bride came here a decade ago ( the second wife i mean ,the first one never enjoyed golf , pools and tall strong cocktails . But boy have thing changed. Gone are the dingy old rooms and dingy sweaty old golfers now you cant take 10 steps without falling into a pool full of questionable dressed girls . The food is still good and the new rooms are bigger and electronically modern . The smell of old cheap cigars is gone now it weed and axe body spray you smell at sunset . The staff is nice but hey your paying them .I dont know maybe the place is better i miss the putting greens and old dudes with matching white belts and shoes . The tennis pro didnt hit on my wife so she aint happy but Sherri the waitress got me a couple exrtra chicken wings so im thrilled . You probably should come here again. did I meantion you can watch netflix now ,get that and some room service and call it good .
Kelly C - Dana Point, California
My son wanted to get a quick workout in while we were in town for the weekend. I found a tennis HitFit lesson online with Brendan at the Arizona Biltmore and emailed to check availability. He was very quick to respond and was able to accommodate us for that afternoon. This was my son’s first time playing on clay courts and he had a blast. Brendan took his time to explain techniques and how to slide correctly on the court. It took some getting used to but my son had a lot of fun once he started getting the hang of it. The drills that Brendan came up with were challenging but also adaptive so you could really get the most out of your workout and tailor the level of difficulty to your needs. The small group size also helped to get a personalized coaching experience; well worth the money spent. He was really great to work with, I wish we had more time so we could have tried out one of the clinics, but overall we would definitely recommend coming here for a good workout/tennis lesson and will look in to coming back if we’re ever in town again!
A S - Honolulu, Hawaii
Highly recommend the Biltmore if you love tennis! The tennis pros, Brendan and Josh, were so welcoming, fun, and gave great tips and clear instruction. The drills/clinics were awesome and it was fun to play on clay courts. I hope to be back soon! Overall, I loved how the Biltmore didn't seem so contrived and fake like other resorts...a genuinely beautiful place to relax, go to the spa and have a perfect weekend!
Michelle S
Our recent stay at the Arizona Biltmore. Our room was a beautiful suite so we really appreciated that. We did a one night staycation and ate at McArther's Restaurant. The quality of the food was excellent. My wine of choice was $26 for one glass which we found to be overly pricey. I ordered the house white wine that was an acceptable price at $15 but found it to be extremely disappointing. It tasted equivalent to a Gallo type wine. When we mentioned to the waitress at the end of the night that we were surprised that a restaurant of that quality would have such a poor quality house wine, she stated that they had hosted a recent event with the house wine and were "trying to get rid of it". It gave me the feeling it had been an opened bottle that sat longer than it should have, and I was the unfortunate customer that ended up with it. We are long time customers (Llifetime Hilton Honor Diamond members) and very loyal to Hilton. We hope this is not a trend for the hotel as we know it recently sold.
Bonnie S
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