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The Canyon Suites at The Phoenician

6000 East Camelback Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251View on a mapPublished · Updated

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The Canyon Suites at The Phoenician, 19 photos

  • The Phoenician Spa building at dusk, used by guests of The Canyon Suites at The Phoenician, Scottsdale, with rooftop cabanas.
  • A breakfast buffet counter with cut tropical fruit, layered pink and white drinks, citrus water dispensers, cereal jars and a wall-mounted television.
    The Canyon Lounge breakfast is listed by the hotel as complimentary, daily from 7 to 11 am.
  • A bedroom with a king bed, cream headboard, louvred wooden doors, a round table with four chairs and a glazed balcony door onto distant hills.
    The Canyon Guest Room is listed by the hotel at 600 square feet, with one king bed or two doubles.
  • A covered balcony with two wicker armchairs, a round daybed, an iron railing and a view over a pond, lawn and red rock buttes.
  • A tall living room with a grey sectional sofa, banded stone television wall, low fireplace and floor-to-ceiling doors onto a pond view.
  • A Canyon Suites living room with red leather chairs and sliding doors opening to a balcony and pool terrace.
  • A rooftop terrace at dusk with set tables, woven chairs, a lit fire pit, a railing and desert buttes beyond a pool below.
  • A rectangular pool glowing blue at dusk with white canopied cabanas, loungers and two large umbrellas.
  • A gym with Matrix strength machines, rows of treadmills and ellipticals along floor-to-ceiling windows, and dumbbell racks.
    The Athletic Club is listed by the hotel at more than 4,600 square feet, open 24 hours.
  • A hotel reception with a curved white desk, a backlit swirling wall relief, tall glass doors and a gold sculpture above.
  • A large curved turquoise pool with tall palms, orange-yellow canopied cabanas, brown loungers and a rocky desert mountain behind.
  • A pool cabana interior with a TV, a corner sofa and champagne on ice.
  • A row of orange-yellow cabanas opening onto a pale deck, with cushioned loungers, a green umbrella and a sofa in the nearest cabana.
  • A lit pool deck with palm trees under a pink sunset sky.
  • A row of treadmills, spin bikes and a dumbbell rack fill The Phoenician Spa's fitness room with tall windows.
    The spa's fitness classes are complimentary for guests receiving a facial, massage, body treatment or a combined manicure and pedicure, if attended the same day.
  • In The Phoenician Spa, glass-partitioned relaxation alcoves hold daybeds with grey blankets and patterned cushions.
  • Two women in grey robes recline with feet up on a pale armchair and ottoman at The Phoenician Spa.
    The spa's facilities are reserved for guests receiving a facial, massage, body treatment or a combined manicure and pedicure.
  • A treatment room at The Phoenician Spa has a massage table, a gold tray, cabinetry and a robe hanging by a frosted glass door.
    The Artisan Massage starts at $225 for 50 minutes on the spa's booking menu (the menu says pricing varies between peak and non-peak times), and a 20% service charge is added to the treatment total.
  • The Phoenician Spa's indoor pool of jetted water sits in a raised tiled basin beside a rain-shower area.
  • More photos on Booking.comHotel's own photos

SpaRator Expert Rating

SpaRator 7.5: Strong

Spa core 7.0

An average of the Spa Treatments and Spa Facilities scores.

7.5 Strong overall · Spa: Full-Service · guests rate it 4.8 on TripAdvisor

3rd of 17 in Scottsdale, October 2026

How SpaRator scores work

Canyon Suites hosts earn named praise, and the spa belongs to The Phoenician.

Service leads: front-desk host Derek draws named praise from 2020 on, at the 6000 East Camelback Road hotel holding a 2026 Forbes Five-Star. The spa is The Phoenician's, the hotel opens it only with a treatment, and guests report its cold shower out of service. Eight Villas opened February 2026, and Scottsdale's tourism office says a guestroom and suite refresh is under way as of October 2026. Right for service-first guests booking treatments anyway; wrong for anyone wanting an adults-only pool at Canyon Suites itself.

Pricing and Availability

Peak
Nov, Feb–Apr
$1,880–$2,560
Cheapest
Dec, Jun–Aug
$980–$1,280

a night all-in

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Rate notes, fees and tax

Our 27 Feb 2027 check: from $1,895 a night. Our 21 Aug 2027 check: from $584 a night.

27 Feb 2027 check
27 Feb 2027 from $1,895 room, $2,216.17 all-in. One Bedroom Suite, 1 King, the lowest public price that night. Rate type and cancellation terms are not shown with the price.
21 Aug 2027 check
21 Aug 2027 from $584 room, $733.82 all-in. Guest room, 1 King, Balcony, a smaller room than the February suite.
Rate notes

Fee stack: $65 resort fee (valet, chauffeured car, bikes, a morning class, tennis, hiking pack); overnight valet included; 20% spa service charge.

Rates correct as of October 2026; verify current availability via the booking links above.

A guestroom and suite refresh under way as of October 2026 keeps a pricing review active through 2027.

  • Spa Treatments

    Guests at The Phoenician Spa praise treatments about seven times as often as they fault them, though some report massages cut short. Reviews of treatments run about seven to one in praise over complaint. Massage therapist Gary draws praise from 13 reviewers, and the spa's own Google rating runs 4.4, a notch below the Scottsdale median of 4.5 across 13 other hotels. Reports of rushed or shortened sessions persisted into August 2026, a pattern that tempers an otherwise deep menu.

  • Spa Facilities

    The Phoenician Spa's sauna, steam and hot tub need a booked treatment, and guests say its cold shower does not work. Canyon Suites shares it with The Phoenician on the same terms. The spa has four of the six wet facilities we track, above a Scottsdale median of three across 16 other hotels, with the heat sequence split between separate men's and women's wings. Steam outages surface on and off, and guests have reported the cold step dead since 2024, so treat that step as unavailable.

  • Wellness Programs

    Canyon Suites' resort fee includes a morning class every day, but the spa's full class schedule needs a same-day treatment. Seven weekly classes sit in the fee, three Wellness Walks and four Outdoor Flow Yoga, not all of them yoga. That matches the Scottsdale median of seven across eight other hotels that publish a figure. A same-day spa treatment opens all 22 classes, and extra classes run $35 for resort guests, though one hotel page still says $30.

  • Staff & Service

    Front-desk host Derek has drawn named praise from guests since 2020, and service complaints stay rare. Twenty-five reviewers have named Derek, and only 4.8% of stays fault service, against a Scottsdale median of 9.5% across five other hotels where every figure runs higher. The one caveat sits at the shared spa's front desk, which draws its own complaints in about one spa review in eight.

  • Experience

    Suite guests rate stays near the top on TripAdvisor and Google, though rooms may vary during an October 2026 refresh. TripAdvisor reads 4.8 and Google 4.7. Recent stays average about 4.6, level with the Scottsdale median of 4.5 across five other hotels. Guests repeat the breakfast and the hosts. Scottsdale's tourism office, Experience Scottsdale, put completion at October 2026 in an August 2026 release, and rooms and photographs may predate it.

  • Value for Money

    At peak, Canyon Suites ranks among Scottsdale's dearest stays, though its $65 fee covers overnight valet and a chauffeured car. A peak Saturday, 27 February 2027, priced a one-bedroom suite at $2,216.17 all-in, above all nine other Scottsdale hotels priced, though rooms and dates differ. The fee bundles bikes, a morning class and tennis, with breakfast free. Spa access needs a treatment plus a 20% service charge, and the public price listings show no rate type or cancellation terms, so check both on the booking engine for your dates.

Spa Facilities

15 spa facilities: 11 available, 4 not confirmed

Available

11
  • Beauty Services Nail Lounge with 6 pedicure and 4 manicure stations, Drybar Wednesday to Sunday

  • Adults-Only Pool or Area Spa rooftop pool is 18+ and open with a treatment; The Phoenician also runs an adult-only center pool; the Canyon Pool stays open to all ages

  • Couples Treatments A couple's suite; couples massage booked by phone, with no price published

  • Fitness Center Athletic Club at 4,600-plus sq ft with Peloton bikes, open 24 hours

  • Fitness Classes Included 7 classes a week in the resort fee, 22 a week with a same-day treatment

  • Full-Service Spa The Phoenician Spa, shared with the sister hotel, 24 treatment rooms

  • Hot Tub and/or Jacuzzi Vitality hot tub in each locker room

  • Pool Facilities Canyon Pool open 24 hours; rooftop spa pool with 47 loungers and 8 cabanas

  • Sauna Dry sauna in each locker room, open with a treatment

  • Steam Room Eucalyptus steam; outages reported on and off

  • Wellness Programs Wellness Walks and Outdoor Flow Yoga, plus a hiking pack

Not confirmed: Cold Therapy, Hammam, Himalayan Salt Room, In-Room Spa Treatments.

Other Spa Facilities

The spa has a retail boutique and sells an annual membership, $3,300 single or $4,600 couple, with 20% off treatments, fitness access and 12 spa guest passes a year.

Spa Menu, Prices and Policies

  • Massage$225–$285 · 50 min$325–$385 · 80 min
  • Body$225–$285 · 50 min$325–$385 · 80 min
  • Facial$235–$310 · 50 min$335–$425 · 80 min$510 · 100 min
  • Elements of Wellness$225–$310 · 50 min$325–$410 · 80 min$450 · 110 min
  • Nails$95–$125 · 50 min$125–$135 · 80 min
  • Signature treatmentHimalayan Salt Stone Ritual50 min · $225
  • Spa hoursThe spa facilities are open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Treatments run from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  • GratuityA 20% service charge is added to the total for your treatment.
  • AccessSpa facilities, locker rooms and the rooftop pool are reserved all day for guests getting a facial, massage, body treatment, or manicure and pedicure combination.
  • AgesThe spa requires guests to be 18 and older with ID in all areas. Younger guests can use salon services with an adult.
  • CancellationCancel 4 hours ahead or pay 50% of the treatment price. A no-show pays full price. Packages, private parties and cabana rentals need 24 hours.

Spa menu, captured October 2026

Hotel Facilities

9 hotel facilities: 7 available, 1 not available, 1 not confirmed

Available

7
  • Valet Parking Overnight valet, included in the $65 resort fee

  • Restaurants Canyon Suites' own Lounge and Grill plus the resort's eight dining venues

  • Bar The Canyon Lounge pours drinks for purchase 5 to 9:30 pm, with the Thirsty Camel and Phoenician Tavern resort-side

  • Bike Rentals Two hours a day, bundled in the resort fee

  • Tennis Seven courts, with an hour of court time and racquets in the fee

  • Golf A par-71 championship course

  • Pets Allowed Dogs to 40 lb, two max, $150 per stay

Not available: Adult Only.

Not confirmed: Airport Shuttle.

Other Hotel Facilities

Sixty accommodations (20 guestrooms, 38 suites and two presidential suites) run 600 to 3,000 sq ft, and the eight Villas that opened February 2026 add 2,460 to 3,450 sq ft with full kitchens and a private pool complex. Canyon Ambassadors handle in-room check-in and the stay end to end, and the Canyon Lounge serves a complimentary breakfast 7 to 11 am.

About This Hotel

Canyon Suites is the boutique hotel-within-a-hotel at The Phoenician, and the 2026 awards tell the story: Forbes Five-Star for the hotel, Four-Star for the shared spa next door. Service is the product here, from Canyon Ambassadors who check you in privately and whom guests praise by name. The spa, when you use it, is The Phoenician’s.

The Spa, Specifically: The Phoenician Spa

The Phoenician Spa, which Canyon Suites guests share on the same terms, opened in March 2018 with three floors and 24 treatment rooms. It has a couple’s suite, and Forbes rates it Four-Star for 2026. The hardware is a wet-and-heat set of dry sauna, eucalyptus steam and a vitality hot tub in each locker room, run as a self-guided sequence the spa calls the Personal Spa Ritual, and our hydrotherapy circuit guide shows how such sequences are meant to work. Guests report the 30-second cold step not working between 2024 and April 2026, so treat the heat set as the reliable half. Above it sits a rooftop adults-only pool with 47 loungers and eight cabanas, and the whole facility runs 9:30 to 5:30 for guests 18 and over. Treatments run from a 35-service menu with a 20% service charge (our facials guide explains the options), and access is the same gate as at the sister hotel: book a facial, massage, body treatment or combined mani-pedi, and the facilities and rooftop pool open for the day.

Who’s Right, Who’s Wrong

Canyon Suites’ 60 accommodations suit service-first guests who will book a massage anyway, which makes the spa gate irrelevant, and its eight Villas, with their private pool complex, suit families or groups. You also get the Canyon Lounge breakfast from 7 to 11 am and hosts guests praise by name. Book elsewhere if you want an adults-only pool at Canyon Suites itself: the Canyon Pool runs all ages, the rooftop water sits behind a treatment, and the adult-only center pool is back at the main resort. Book elsewhere too if your budget tops out below the peak Scottsdale bracket.

A bedroom with a king bed, cream headboard, louvred wooden doors, a round table with four chairs and a glazed balcony door onto distant hills.
The Canyon Guest Room is listed by the hotel at 600 square feet, with one king bed or two doubles.

Where It Sits in the Scottsdale Market

Canyon Suites’ 4.8% service-complaint share is the lowest of the six Scottsdale hotels we have measured. It competes on operation, not hardware. Its recent star ratings run about level with the market, and its peak-night total for a one-bedroom suite sits above every other Scottsdale property priced, though rooms and dates differ. The spa is the leveler: The Phoenician, the Scottsdale benchmark next door, shares the same treatment rooms, heat set and gate, so the spa cannot be the reason to pick one over the other. What Canyon Suites adds is breakfast, the Ambassadors and the smaller footprint.

Scottsdale spa hotels on SpaRator, captured October 2026
HotelSpaRatorThermal circuitSpa access for guestsPeak all-in per nightOff-season all-in per night
CIVANA Wellness Resort and SpaSpaRator 8.1: OutstandingHot + coldWith a treatment or membership$837$509
Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at MonteluciaSpaRator 7.8: StrongHot + coldWith a treatment or membership$842$423
Grand Hyatt Scottsdale ResortSpaRator 7.5: StrongHot + coldNot published$827$352
The Canyon Suites at The PhoenicianSpaRator 7.5: StrongHeat onlyWith a treatment or membership$2,216$734
Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon NorthSpaRator 7.4: SolidHeat onlyWith a treatment or membership$1,535$553
Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort and SpaSpaRator 7.3: SolidHeat onlyExtra charge$1,378$619
Andaz Scottsdale Resort & BungalowsSpaRator 7.2: SolidHeat onlyNot published$853$313
Hotel Valley HoSpaRator 7.2: SolidHeat onlyIncluded$911$268
The Scottsdale Resort and Spa, Curio Collection by HiltonSpaRator 7.1: SolidHot + coldExtra charge$574$147
ADERO Scottsdale Resort, Autograph CollectionSpaRator 7.0: SolidHeat onlyWith a treatment or membership$582$285
Boulders Resort & Spa Scottsdale, Curio Collection by HiltonSpaRator 7.0: SolidHeat onlyIncluded$842$232
The Phoenician, a Luxury Collection Resort, ScottsdaleSpaRator 6.8: ModestHeat onlyWith a treatment or membership$1,973$491
The Scott Resort and SpaSpaRator 6.7: ModestNoneWith a treatment or membership$823$319
Kimpton Miralina Resort and VillasSpaRator 6.4: ModestHot + coldWith a treatment or membership$523$192
Scottsdale Camelback ResortSpaRator 6.4: ModestNoneWith a treatment or membership$313$154
W ScottsdaleSpaRator 6.4: ModestHeat onlyWith a treatment or membership$792$419
Mountain House Lodge at Sereno CanyonSpaRator 5.6: LimitedNoneNot published$1,746$720
Market median7.1$842$352

Scored on Guidelines v9.9

All-in = room, resort fee and taxes per night, from each hotel's dated rate capture. On a phone: thermal circuit · spa access · peak all-in. Off-season all-in shows on a wider screen.

Is the Canyon Suites Spa Worth the Price?

Yes for service-first guests who will book a treatment anyway, because the shared spa and its rooftop pool then open for the day. No for anyone wanting an adults-only pool at Canyon Suites itself, or anyone wanting spa facilities without a treatment. Typical nights run about $1,220 to $1,950 all-in across booking sites.

When to Book the Canyon Suites

Dearest November and February through April, cheapest December and June through August, with October, January and May in between. Peak-month nights run about 1.9 times the low months and 1.5 times the middle ones, and March runs about 2.4 times July. Weekends carry no reliable premium over weekdays, and peak-month weekends run slightly cheaper. Book a spa treatment with the room, since one opens the facilities, and expect treatment prices to rise at peak times.

  • January: shoulder
  • February: peak
  • March: peak
  • April: peak
  • May: shoulder
  • June: low
  • July: low
  • August: low
  • September: not yet priced
  • October: shoulder
  • November: peak
  • December: low
  • Peak
  • Shoulder
  • Low
  • Not yet priced

Typical all-in per night: Peak $1,880–$2,560 · Shoulder $1,300–$1,490 · Low $980–$1,280

Typical room rate across the main booking sites and the hotel's own site, 13 Oct 2026 to 31 Aug 2027, converted to all-in with the hotel's fee and tax. Months not yet priced are shown hatched.

What Guests Are Saying

  • Hands down one of the best service received from a hotel!

    GoogleJune 2026Stay rated 5 of 5
  • spent our afternoons relaxing by the peaceful private pool (with a refreshingly healthy menu), and treated ourselves to outstanding spa services.

    GoogleApril 2025Stay rated 5 of 5
  • Given we were guests at the hotel and were paying for a service, it was disappointing to hear that we wouldn't be able to use the spa facilities beforehand because we were "just" getting pedicures and not a more expensive service.

    TripAdvisorMarch 2026Stay rated 4 of 5
  • At the Canyon side (where we stayed) it was run amok with kids (which generally fine, but very loud) and there were no other pool options on this side.

    TripAdvisorApril 2025Stay rated 4 of 5
  • If you are looking for a more peaceful stay this is definitely the place!

    GoogleFebruary 2026Stay rated 5 of 5
  • This is obviously an expensive place to stay but it is very high quality.

    TripAdvisorApril 2025Stay rated 5 of 5

Location

The Canyon Suites at The Phoenician

6000 East Camelback Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

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Awards: Forbes Five-Star 2026 (The Canyon Suites) · AAA Five Diamond 2026, 19th consecutive year (The Canyon Suites) · Travel + Leisure Readers' Favorite Resorts in Arizona 2024, No. 6 · U.S. News Best Hotels in Phoenix 2025, No. 1; Best Resorts in Phoenix 2025, No. 1

Frequently Asked Questions

Where Is the Canyon Suites, and How Far Is the Airport?

At 6000 East Camelback Road, the resort sits about 9 miles and 20 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor. Old Town Scottsdale is under a mile away. No airport shuttle is listed, and the resort fee's chauffeured car runs to Scottsdale Fashion Square instead.

How Is Canyon Suites Different From Booking the Phoenician Itself?

Same estate, different operation. Canyon Suites runs 60 accommodations plus eight Villas, a 24-hour Canyon Pool and complimentary breakfast, and it charges a $65 resort fee against the main Phoenician's $55. Both hotels share the spa, golf, tennis and restaurants.

Can I Use the Phoenician Spa Without a Treatment?

Not from the hotel: The Phoenician Spa, the shared spa next door, sells no day pass of its own. Spa facilities, including the rooftop pool, are reserved for guests receiving a facial, massage, body treatment or a combined manicure and pedicure, and a stand-alone pedicure does not qualify. As of October 2026, ResortPass, a third-party site, lists a spa pass from $150 covering the sauna, steam, rooftop pool, hot tub and locker rooms, on its own terms. An annual membership runs $3,300 single or $4,600 couple with 12 guest passes a year, as of October 2026.

Does the Spa Add a Service Charge?

Yes, 20%, added to the treatment total. Booking engine, ritual page and spa guidelines all state the 20% figure, so budget it on top of the listed price.

Is There a Resort Fee, and What Is Taxed?

A $65 nightly resort fee covers overnight valet for one car, the chauffeured car to Scottsdale Fashion Square, a craft beer tasting, bikes, a morning class, tennis, a hiking pack and Wi-Fi. Tax runs 13.07% on room plus fee.

Is Breakfast Included?

Yes. Canyon Lounge serves breakfast free each day from 7 to 11 am. Villa guests also get daily breakfast for two.

What Are Canyon Ambassadors?

Dedicated Canyon Suites hosts who handle the stay, from private in-room check-in to dining, spa and shuttle arrangements. Guests name the same hosts across years of reviews.

What Are the Villas at Canyon Suites?

Eight freestanding Villas that opened February 2026, ranging from 2,460 to 3,450 sq ft across two, three and four bedrooms, with full kitchens, gas fireplaces and a private villa pool complex. No nightly rate is published, so book through the Marriott engine or the property's inquiry form.

Is the Canyon Pool Adults-Only?

No. Canyon Pool stays open to Canyon Suites guests of all ages, 24 hours a day. Your adults-only options are the spa's 18+ rooftop pool, which needs a treatment, and a Phoenician adult-only center pool.

What Is the Personal Spa Ritual?

A self-guided pre-treatment sequence of dry sauna, eucalyptus steam, a 30-second cold shower, rest, the vitality hot tub, a cool shower and more rest. Guests report the cold step not working between April 2024 and April 2026, as of October 2026.

How Much Do Spa Treatments Cost?

Massages start from $225 for 50 minutes and $325 for 80 minutes, facials from $235, and nails from $95. Prices vary by peak time, a couples massage is booked by phone with no price published, and the 20% service charge adds on top.

Does the Spa Have a Cold Plunge or Salt Room?

None is listed. No cold plunge or salt room appears in the spa's materials, and the Himalayan Salt Stone massage is a treatment rather than a room. Cold water in the ritual comes only as a 30-second shower.

Are Pets Allowed?

Yes, dogs up to 40 pounds, maximum two per room, for a $150 non-refundable fee per stay. They stay out of the pools and restaurants.

When Should I Book?

Rates run highest November and February through April, cheapest December and June through August, with October, January and May in between. Book any spa treatment with the room, since one opens the facilities.

What Are Check-In and Check-Out Times?

Third-party listings show check-in at 4 pm and check-out at 11 am, but the hotel does not state either on its own pages. Confirm with the property before locking plans around them.

How This Analysis Works

Every SpaRator score is built the same way: six equally weighted categories, scored from more than 40 documented data points per property through independent spa and hotel facility research and analysis of thousands of guest reviews, then averaged, never hand-tuned. The result is a consistent, comparable rating across every property we cover. How SpaRator works

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James Sinclair is the founder and editor of Spa Hotel Finder and creator of the SpaRator methodology; in 2019 he founded Blue Astoria Media Group, which publishes the site. He has spent more than 20 years at leading media and travel publications, including The Telegraph, Condé Nast International and Time Out Group, across strategy, commercial and editorial roles, and visited hundreds of spa hotels across six continents.

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Platform ratings

TripAdvisor 4.8 of 5 from 596 reviews; Google 4.7 of 5 from 288 reviews; Booking.com 7.8 of 10 from 12 reviews.

Sources
Canyonsuites.com and thephoenician.com spa, fee, awards, pool and history pages, the spa's own booking-engine menu, ResortPass, Forbes Travel Guide, and Experience Scottsdale's August 2026 release.
Data gaps
Check-in and check-out times, rate type and cancellation terms, date-specific spa prices, the couples-massage price, the pickleball count, the acreage, and Villa nightly rates.
Guidelines
Reviewed under Guidelines Version 9.9
Version history
  • October 2026 The spa's square footage no longer prints, because no hotel page states one, so count 24 treatment rooms and a three-floor facility instead. Guests report the cold step of the ritual not working from 2024 to April 2026, so the heat set is the reliable half. A 20% service charge is now confirmed by the spa's own booking engine, and the current menu starts massages at $225 for 50 minutes. ResortPass lists a $150 spa pass against the hotel's no-day-pass line. A guestroom and suite refresh is under way as of October 2026.

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