The 13 Best Arizona Luxury Hotels

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Where should I go and what should I do in Arizona?

Desert Glamour in Scottsdale — Indulge in world-class spas, championship golf, and luxury desert resorts.
Red Rock Serenity in Sedona — Experience breathtaking landscapes, exclusive wellness retreats, and unforgettable sunset views.
The Wonder of Grand Canyon National Park — Take in one of the world's greatest natural spectacles by helicopter, private tour, or luxury lodge stay.
Canyon Adventure at Antelope Canyon — Explore dramatic sandstone formations with expert-guided excursions and incredible photography opportunities.
Luxury Ranch Living in Tucson — Combine refined accommodations with horseback riding, desert exploration, and exceptional Southwestern cuisine.

When should I go to Arizona?

March–May (Spring) – Pleasant temperatures, blooming desert landscapes, and ideal conditions for outdoor activities.
September–November (Fall) – Warm days, cooler evenings, and excellent weather for golf, hiking, and sightseeing.

What do I need to know for a trip to Arizona?

Pack for temperature swings—desert days can be warm while mornings and evenings may be surprisingly cool.
Plan ahead for popular attractions such as the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon, where tours can sell out well in advance.
Consider a rental car if exploring beyond a resort, as many of Arizona's most scenic locations are best reached by road.
Leave time for stargazing—Arizona's dark skies and desert landscapes offer some of the best night-sky viewing in the country.
Bring sun protection, including sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat; Arizona's sun is intense year-round.
Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring canyon viewpoints, desert trails, and historic districts.

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True, the Grand Canyon is a wonder to behold, but that's also why it's home to about 5 million visitors each year.

If you're looking for a more intimate natural experience, venture two hours south from Tucson to the "Wonderland of Rocks" in Chiracahua National Monument. Also known as "The Land of Standing-Up Rocks," this national monument was shaped by volcanic eruptions that created a world of towering pinnacles, rock spires, and balanced rocks.

One part nature, one part history, one part magic

Chiracahua National Monument features a paved scenic drive for a quieter day or 13 hiking trails ranging from easy to advanced if you want to venture deeper into the canyons. The park is home to deer, bears, mountain lions, and even the rare coati or coatimundi, a relative of the raccoon.

And there's no need to rush home: The park is situated in a Dark Sky zone to protect and enhance night views of the stars.

Soak up some spa time

If you're in the mood for something more plush and relaxing, you can't beat Scottsdale and Sedona, home to world-class golf, high-end spas, and the best luxury hotels around. Just two hours apart, Scottsdale is replete with luxurious urban amenities, while Sedona offers cooler temps and cool art, not to mention red rock landscapes, New Age shops, and some of the best 5-star resorts in Arizona.