
Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix/Scottsdale
Free parking at 16620 N Scottsdale Rd. Hilton lists a second Hampton with the same name on Shea Boulevard, so check the address.
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The largest fee on these booking screens is the Fairmont's $62 Resort Experience Fee, tax included, and the smallest is the Scottsdale Marriott's $30 Destination Fee. Seven of the eleven hotels showed no resort or destination fee, and the Hyatt Place / Hyatt House screen could not be read.
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Free parking at 16620 N Scottsdale Rd. Hilton lists a second Hampton with the same name on Shea Boulevard, so check the address.
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Kierland Commons is a short walk away, and self-parking costs $30 a day, as much as at the Westin.
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No pets allowed, and parking is $13 a day. No resort fee showed on the booking screen.
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Parking is free and no resort fee showed on the booking screen, in an office-and-highway corner of North Scottsdale.
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Both restaurants are in the building, and self-parking is $25 a day.
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One pet up to 30 pounds stays for $100. Parking is $13 a day, and the booking screen does not show it.
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The 24-minute walk to the TPC Scottsdale clubhouse is the shortest of the eleven. The price shown already includes a $30 Destination Fee, and parking is $25 or $35 on top.
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A paid car to Sky Harbor is $55 one way, and no resort fee showed on the booking screen.
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The Resort Experience Fee printed as $62 with tax on the booking screen, and the hotel's own pages disagree on whether parking is included.
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A $50 Resort Fee is built into the price on the booking screen, and self-parking adds $30 a day.
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The Barrett-Jackson auction runs at WestWorld of Scottsdale, on Pima Road, in late January. The WM Phoenix Open takes over TPC Scottsdale in February, one of the hardest weeks of the year to find a Scottsdale room. The Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show also runs at WestWorld in February, and spring training carries on into March. Open week means traffic on Scottsdale Road and Hayden Road, and none of these hotels is closer than a 24-minute walk to the TPC Scottsdale clubhouse.
Winter into spring is the high season, and June to early September is the low. Experience Scottsdale's guides call December through February peak and say March still carries peak pricing. Rates ease in April and May by their account, and October and November are shoulder months, with traffic building toward the holidays. Nobody we found splits Scottsdale rates by night of the week.
Scottsdale taxes a room about 13.97 percent. Fees showed on three booking screens here. The Scottsdale Marriott's $30 Destination Fee and the Westin Kierland's $50 Resort Fee both sit inside the price shown, before tax. The Fairmont's Resort Experience Fee is $55 plus tax on its own page and printed as $62 on Accor's screen, taxes included. Self-parking is free at the Hilton Garden Inn and the Hampton and $13 a day at the three Marriotts on Scottsdale Road. Five others charge $25 to $30, though the Fairmont's main pages say parking is included.
June through early September. Visit Phoenix puts June through August daytime highs in the mid-100s Fahrenheit, and Experience Scottsdale says summer rates are the year's lowest, in some cases up to 60 percent off. April and May come next as rates ease, then October and November before holiday traffic builds. December through March is peak, and late January to mid-March is the stretch to avoid. Barrett-Jackson and the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show both run at WestWorld in that window. The WM Phoenix Open takes TPC Scottsdale in February, while spring training runs into March.
The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, the Westin Kierland and the Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell Mountains showed one on their booking screens. The Fairmont's Resort Experience Fee printed as $62 with taxes included on Accor's screen, and its own page states $55 plus tax. The Westin's $50 Resort Fee and the Marriott's $30 Destination Fee sat inside the price shown, before tax. Seven showed rooms with no fee: the Courtyard, Residence Inn, SpringHill Suites and AC Hotel, and the Hilton Garden Inn, Hampton Inn & Suites and Hilton North Scottsdale at Cavasson. The Hyatt Place / Hyatt House returned 'No Matching Rooms', so its fee is unread.
Free self-parking at the Hilton Garden Inn and the Hampton Inn & Suites. $13 a day at the Courtyard, Residence Inn and SpringHill Suites. $25 a day at the Scottsdale Marriott (valet $35) and the Hilton at Cavasson (valet $40). $28 at the Fairmont (valet $40), $30 at the Westin Kierland (valet $45) and $30 at the AC Hotel, which lists no valet. The Fairmont's main pages say parking is included, which conflicts with its guest-services page. The Hyatt Place / Hyatt House is unresolved: 'from $10' on its hotel-info pages and 'Free Parking' on a Hyatt listing.
About 13.97 percent. Scottsdale's own share is 6.70 percent (1.70 percent plus a 5.00 percent additional hotel tax), and the state and Maricopa County add the rest. Marriott's booking screens showed prices before tax, while the Fairmont's Accor screen showed taxes and fees included.
24 to 47 minutes on foot. Street-routed walks to the TPC Scottsdale clubhouse, timed to the same point for every hotel: 24 minutes from the Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell Mountains, 27 from the Hilton Garden Inn, 29 from the Courtyard and the Hampton, 31 from the Residence Inn and SpringHill Suites, 35 from the Westin Kierland and the Hilton at Cavasson, 39 from the AC Hotel, 45 from the Fairmont and 47 from the Hyatt Place / Hyatt House.
By car. We found no Sky Harbor shuttle at any of the eleven. Marriott's page for the AC Hotel puts a taxi at about $50 one way, the Westin's page lists a private car at $75 one way, the Scottsdale Marriott lists a third-party car at $65, and the Courtyard's and SpringHill's paid Desert Sedans are $65 and $55. Sky Harbor's free Sky Train reaches the 44th Street light rail station, but we found no rail link on to North Scottsdale.