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Where bright green cottonwoods rise up to meet purple mountains and pale blue sky, The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess is an ultimate desert oasis. This casually elegant Arizona resort reflects its spectacular desert setting with Spanish Colonial-style architecture and richly furnished accommodations. With leisure choices that include the Willow Stream Spa, gourmet dining at Marquesa and La Hacienda, plus two Tournament Players Club golf courses, guests will experience Southwest romance, adventure and spirit in true style.
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
7575 East Princess Drive
Scottsdale, Arizona
85255-5803
Nearest Airport: PHX
We celebrated our anniversary in a king guest room at this delightful resort. The room was comfortable and very spacious . The bed was so comfortable like sleeping on a fluffy cloud. Spacious room with balcony. Lots of space for storage , clean . Impressive amenities, even robe and slippers and upscale shampoo and conditioners. The property is beautiful and well maintained. Pools are clean and well stocked with towels and cold water. We went to princess pool and beach pool. Rode bikes that were provided and enjoyed walking on the trail by the pond. Pool service is very good and food was good quality. Generous drinks . Highly recommend. The staff is very friendly and always willing to assist
Nancy O - Phoenix, Arizona
This hotel is absolutely amazing the staff and management go out of their way to make your stay feel special We stayed for 4 nights and I'm gutted it wasn't longer. Will definitely be going back. The restaurants are good we ate at 3 of them and the food and service was outstanding. One of the best hotels we have stayed at
sue19700 - Kent, United Kingdom
We recently chose the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess for a dual celebration trip. We selected a Gold level suite and enjoyed all the additional amenities Gold level offers. The private check in/out lounge with food and drinks was really nice upon arrival. We did not have any wait to check in despite the main lobby being very busy. Our suite had beautiful sunset views over the golf course and the resort generously gifted us a dozen red roses & a chilled bottle of champagne to begin our celebration stay. (Thank you Brooklyn & Julia in Gold). All the Gold consierge staff was friendly & helpful. This is a large resort, so we took advantage of the golf cart transportation to the spa & pools. All the paths are paved and clearly labeled for guests to explore the property. The Fairmont is dog friendly including their spa dog, Jasper, and 2 welcoming dogs in the main lobby. There is also shopping near the main lobby. We booked spa appointments & really enjoyed all the spa offerings (sauna, steam room, Swedish shower, hot tub, cold plunge) etc. I especially loved the cool lavender inhalation room and my gemstone mask & massage treatment with Jill. As a Gold guest, we were granted complimentary access to all spa amenities each day, complimentary fitness classes (Ariel yoga, pilates, etc) and their gym & adult rooftop pool. Each morning we started the day in the Gold lounge with a nice healthy breakfast. The evening canapés were delicious after a warm day of outside activities. We dined on site at La Hacienda (get the table side guacamole) & experienced the Saturday night fireworks after dinner. We especially enjoyed the adult pool areas & Melissa the bartender made us delicious refreshing drinks quickly. Megan, one of our servers at the Princess pool was fantastic too. We were treated with complimentary desserts during our celebration stay. Thank you to our server at La Hacienda who went above & beyond! She was great!!! The lobster tacos were on point. We had a wonderful relaxing trip and would give this resort 10/10. The resort is clean, top notch service (Bosa in housekeeping, thank you). We hope to return again soon and would highly recommend The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess & Gold consierge. It was 100 percent worth the upgrade to Gold.
Lauren M - Lafayette, Louisiana
I have long been a devoted fan of the Fairmont Hotels & Resorts brand, which made this recent stay at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess particularly disappointing. At over $800 per night, we were assigned a room in a remote area of the property, with a patio that unfortunately had a cigarette butt upon arrival—an unwelcome first impression. We also learned that the air hockey machine was out of order, and there was no drink service at the pool on our first day. It quickly became clear that this is a heavily conference-oriented property, with many guests attending corporate events. The scale of the resort contributes to a very different atmosphere than what I have come to expect from Fairmont over the past 30 years. It lacks the sense of service, charm, and overall experience that distinguishes many of the brand’s flagship and more boutique properties. By comparison, stays at properties such as Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, Fairmont Empress, Fairmont Pacific Rim, Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows, and Fairmont Orchid have consistently delivered a far more elevated and memorable experience—often at a significantly lower price point. This property felt disproportionately priced for what was offered and seemed far better suited to corporate groups than to a family vacation. Unfortunately, it did not reflect the level of quality and hospitality I have come to associate with the Fairmont name. We will certainly continue our loyalty to this beloved brand of ours, just not at Princess Scottsdale.
Compass809731 - Santa Monica, California
Check in was easy and smooth. One thing to note is how big the property is. They actually took me to my room by golf cart because of how far it was, which I appreciated when dealing with luggage. The resort itself is massive with a ton of space to spread out. It never felt crowded and there is a lot to do on property. The outlets and dining options were really solid. Ate at La Hacienda, their Mexican restaurant, and it was very good. Definitely one of the highlights of the stay. Also kind of a random but fun detail, there is actually a tortoise that lives on the property. His name is Cecil and he has been part of the resort for years now. People actually go out of their way to find him, which adds a little personality to the place. As for the room, it was just ok. Nothing terrible, but nothing that really stood out either. Mine had a bit of an odd layout and felt like it could use an update. Not sure when a renovation is coming, but it feels like it is due. The carpet looked worn and could have used a good cleaning. It had the basics like an honor bar and a Nespresso machine, which were nice to have, but did not really make up for how dated the room felt overall. You can tell it was probably incredible in its prime and still has that foundation, just needs a little attention in spots now. Overall, still a good stay. Great property, great amenities, just a few areas that could be tightened up to match the rest of the experience.
brandon_ricky - Dallas, Texas
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