Arizona Grand Resort & Spa

Arizona Grand Resort & Spa sits at 8000 S Arizona Grand Parkway in Phoenix, six miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor, and the hotel's pages list drive times that differ, from under 10 to about 15 minutes. It offers no airport shuttle, so a rental car, taxi or rideshare is the way in. It is a large all-suite resort next to South Mountain Park and Preserve.

Hotel pages do not say whether resort guests without a treatment may use the steam rooms and hot tubs, and there is no spa-only day pass. On the hotel's spa page, the adults-only lap pool and locker rooms with showers are listed as inclusions, and Athletic Club access sits in the resort fee. For non-guests, ResortPass sells treatment-plus-spa-access bundles to adults 18 and over, while the $45 Fitness Day Pass for locals covers the club without listing the steam room or whirlpool. On hours, the two hotel pages disagree. The spa page lists Friday to Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the resort FAQ says daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., so call the spa to confirm.

A 50-minute Grand Custom or Mom to Be massage is $205, and Theragun Deep Tissue or Out of Body CBD is $225. At 80 minutes, Grand Custom is $285, Himalayan Salt Hot Stone $305 and Theragun or CBD $310. Regular facials start at $200 and seasonal specials run lower, and body treatments, nails, hair and a sound bath are priced too, though not the three packages. Every price is before a 19% service charge, which the spa's PDF adds to all services as the gratuity. The spa's booking engine states the same 19% charge in its booking and confirmation terms. Cancel with at least 12 hours' notice or the treatment is charged.

The spa's booking terms name the steam room and jacuzzi for treatment guests on the day of service, and the membership page lists them for Athletic Club members. ResortPass adds a fuller list: a men's and a women's steam room, indoor and outdoor hot tubs. No cold plunge, cold pool, salt room, ice room or hammam appears anywhere, so no thermal circuit with a cold side exists. No hotel page lists a sauna, and the adults-only lap pool is a pool, not a thermal element.

An $80 resort fee applies each night before tax, and the hotel's FAQ lists high-speed WiFi, four to eight Oasis water park wristbands depending on room type, USA Today on request, unlimited phone calls, practice balls at the golf warm-up area, Athletic Club access and self-parking among its inclusions. Valet is not stated on the FAQ, and the Advance Purchase booking text says an amenity fee and a parking fee are paid on property, so confirm parking terms before booking. Tax at 13.07% applies to the fee along with the room.

Yes. Oasis Water Park is open year round as of 2026, with seasonal hours. It covers 7 acres with a wave pool, water slides with a 48-inch height minimum and the 25-person Caliente Springs hot tub. Wristbands are allotted by room type, and day passes sell through ResortPass on select dates. The park can close for part of the winter holidays, and the hotel's own banner and third-party sellers have given different closure dates, so check the hotel's water-park page before a late-December stay.

No. Pets are not allowed, and only service animals are excepted. A $250 cleaning fee may apply to guests with service animals, and a $400 smoking fee applies per suite.

Six restaurants and bars sit on property: Aunt Chilada's, Rustlers Rooste, The Lobby Grill, Marketplace Café, Lobby Bar and Oasis Bar & Grill. Guest reviews from 2025 and 2026 report high food and drink prices, with Oasis drinks around $19 to $20 apiece and $6 for a bottle of water.

A $10 million transformation of the suites, meeting spaces, outlets and the Athletic Club and spa is the current renovation, dated November 2024 by trade press, with guests reporting room work into 2025. A separate modernization and expansion filing from 2023 would add hotel keys, residences, conference space and restaurants across the property, but as of October 2026, no start date has been announced.

Arizona Grand's Athletic Club holds 40-plus cardio machines, a free-weight room, a CrossFit room, a half basketball court, two indoor pickleball courts at $25 an hour, an Echelon Reflect mirror with 2,000-plus on-demand classes and two Peloton bikes, and it admits guests 16 and over. It is open Monday to Friday 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. No included class timetable is published, so the on-demand equipment and the next-door South Mountain trails are the program.

Yes, all 744 accommodations are suites, including two-bedroom villas and Grand Suites of two and three bedrooms. On the booking engine, 1-King suites come as Resort Suite, Deluxe, Golf View, Grand, Hospitality and Villa Studio, and the Resort Suite is the cheapest of them in both seasons. Room condition is named in 115 of 729 stay reviews since December 2024, with dated rooms, small bathrooms and a sink in the bedroom the details guests raise.

Check-in is at 4 p.m. and check-out at 11 a.m., and guests must be 18 to check in. Spa bookings carry their own clock: 12 hours' notice on cancellations or the treatment is charged, with an arrival time of 15 minutes on the spa page or 20 minutes on the menu PDF.