Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North

Beautiful property surrounded by the scenic Arizona desert. The rooms are lovely, bright, spacious, and smell wonderful. The pools are very nice, and I really enjoyed my time here. The only drawback is the location is a little remote, but I think that's deliberate and keeps you feeling like you're separate from the hustle and bustle.

A lot to love about this Four Seasons - beautiful location, great standard of service from everyone and the food was very good in both restaurants. Our 3 star rating was down to the standard of the room. Very high end price at c$2,000/night (including taxes) for quite an old fashioned room but the main issue was an unpleasant blocked sink that was a problem each day. Multiple helpful people tried to fix it - which unfortunately took hours, creating noise (not their fault!) and a lack of privacy. They finally offered to move us to the next door room late afternoon of our last full day. Unfortunately by that time we were already heading out for the evening so did not have time or particularly want to pack and unpack again on what was our last night. We received a refund of $200 which I found disappointing and surprising for the level of disruption and price of the room.

This property is beautiful and very peaceful . Stayed here several times and both times rooms were clean and had amazing views and privacy. Staff was pleasant and food was great

We celebrated my birthday at the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North, a true desert oasis that feels completely removed from the outside world. The resort is spread across villas, pools, restaurants, and desert landscaping, creating its own little community. Check in was a great start, stepping out of 105 degree heat into an air conditioned lobby and being handed a cold towel was perfection. The team was warm, attentive, and acknowledged my birthday. Also being driven to our villa by golf cart added a fun touch. The villa was incredibly spacious with a huge bathroom, double sinks, and separate shower and tub. The outdoor sitting area was perfect at night, and the bed was one of the most comfortable I’ve ever slept in. A birthday amenity of fruit, water, and chocolate cake was a thoughtful welcome. Dining was excellent: Proof was ideal for breakfast and lunch, and Talavera delivered a standout steakhouse experience (I recommend the Dry-Aged Kansas City steak). We also enjoyed relaxing massages at the spa; while the locker room felt a bit dated, the service itself was great. For my birthday, we booked The Grape Run, a private tour to Sedona with sightseeing and winery stops. A unique and memorable experience that I recommend. Even in the intense August heat, this was an easy 5 out of 5 stay thanks to the comfort, hospitality, and sense of escape the resort offers.

My family and I went during New Year's Eve week and stayed until January 2nd. The location is nice and secluded, I can tell during the spring and summer that it must be really nice here -- I was quickly reminded that this resort is located in North Scottsdale.... Where it is naturally cooler. It was pretty quiet for most of our stay, likely because the weather had people indoors. The grounds are beautiful and well-kept. The valet were so sweet and extremely attentive. The overall service was good, but in comparison to other FS resorts I've stayed at, the service that we did receive was oftentimes missing something that I can't quite put my finger on. Maybe it's a level of warmth, or care that felt lacking? I'm not sure what to call it. Unlike other FS resorts, our arrival did not come with a warm towel and a welcome beverage -- which I guess I was beginning to think was standard at all FS resorts. We were fortunate to receive an "upgrade," which I had to call the front desk to understand how the upgrade was different than the room we originally booked. She kindly explained to me that the major difference was the view -- not being a mountain expert myself, I guess I could not appreciate the upgraded view, since my original booking was also described to have a desert or mountain view. Room service was always on time and cared for nicely. The cleaning crew and turn down service were also always on point! At their original kids club must also be under construction, because when I went to the kids club with my family, it seemed to be relocated to a large ballroom with games and activities spread throughout the ballroom. This is a very different experience than I had at other Four Seasons resorts, which were informal children friendly spaces, with things like small jungle gyms or fake ships with slides, and designated areas of different developmental play. Some issues I had: I contacted their messaging service a few days prior to my arrival to book dinner reservations for NYE. The person managing the messaging system said they would get back to me, and after 24 hours I still did not receive a response. After inquiring about opportunities to reserve a table for dinner on New Year's Eve, we found that all restaurants were booked for the evening. This might have not happened if the messaging service followed through with their intention to get back to me about my original inquiry for reservations. All this led to us doing in-room dining for the evening, which did not seem like a problem since the in-room dining service from the night before was just fine. We ordered a few menus items from Proof this time around, and wow! The food was so salty! I feel like the food was either double salted, or somebody accidentally knocked over the salt into all of their food. It was so salty, that my mouth was hurting while I tried to finish the rest of my dinner. For some reason, I thought this was a fluke, and thought that maybe their food was better if you ordered inside the restaurant. From my experience, I was wrong. My husband and child's food were both extremely salty, and opting for the breakfast buffet was a mistake. The buffet scrambled eggs were different consistency than the scrambled eggs that came directly from the kitchen, the meats were over salted, the French toast was stale and very difficult to slice, but the gentleman who was in charge of the buffet did a great job of keeping the area clean and caring for the guests that were retrieving their food from the buffet. TLDR (ratings out of 5): Location - 4 stars in the winter, is likely a 5 in the summer Facilities - 4 Service - 3 Valet - 5 Ambiance - 5 Food - 2 Family friendly - 4