Courtyard by Marriott Scottsdale Old Town
$15 a day to park, the lowest listed parking charge on this list, 14 minutes on foot from the Civic Center.
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Last-Minute Hotel Deals in Old Town Scottsdale
Four of the eleven hotels here showed a mandatory fee of $25 to $60 on a one-night booking-screen quote, and parking runs $15 to $55 a day where it is priced. Walking to the Scottsdale Civic Center takes 7 minutes from the closest of the ten hotels we timed and 31 from the farthest.
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Hilton Garden Inn Scottsdale Old Town
A 7-minute routed walk to the Civic Center, the shortest on this list, and $25 a day to park.
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Hyatt Place Scottsdale/Old Town
Ask for a higher floor: noise from the bar next door is worst in first-floor rooms, sometimes until 2 or 3 a.m.
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AC Hotel Scottsdale Old Town
The booking screen shows no fee, and parking means $40 valet in an underground garage.
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Canopy by Hilton Scottsdale Old Town
ResortPass sells day passes to the rooftop pool, so on a busy day you share it. Self-parking is $25, and there is no valet.
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Scottsdale Marriott Old Town
A $25 Destination Fee sits inside the quoted rate, and $30 parking makes $55 a night before tax.
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Caesars Republic Scottsdale, a Hilton Hotel
Two restaurants carry Giada's name and one carries Vanderpump's, and the quoted price includes a $30 mandatory charge.
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Hotel Valley Ho
A 1956 landmark with no resort fee. Parking is $28 a day, and one of its two pools is the quiet one.
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Senna House Hotel Scottsdale, Curio Collection by Hilton
Beside Fashion Square, with Sonora Swim Club on the roof and valet at $45 a night.
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The REMI., Scottsdale, Autograph Collection
A rooftop pool next door to a nightclub, with a $40 Destination Fee and $55 parking.
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The Scott Resort & Spa
The $60 resort fee covers parking and a shuttle within 3 miles, which matters 28 minutes on foot from the Civic Center.
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Hotel Valley Ho charges no resort fee, and The Scott's $60 nightly resort fee includes parking
Winter into spring is when Old Town charges the most. Experience Scottsdale puts December through February at peak and says March still carries peak pricing. Rates ease in April and May. June to early September is the floor, with summer rates up to 60 percent off in some cases, and October and November are the shoulder before holiday traffic builds. Highs run in the mid-100s from June through August, against the mid-60s in December and the upper 70s in March, so the cheap months are the hot ones.
Late January through mid-March is the stretch to skip. Barrett-Jackson and the WM Phoenix Open both fall in it, and Cactus League spring training is scheduled to start in February. Weekends get loud near the REMI and Senna House, which sit by the clubs.
Scottsdale's lodging tax is about 13.97 percent, and The Scott's itemized night charged it on the resort fee as well as the room. The Marriott's one-night quote included a $25 Destination Fee and the REMI's a $40 one. Caesars Republic prints a $30 mandatory charge per night, and The Scott a $60 nightly resort fee. Hotel Valley Ho says it charges none, and the screens at six others showed none. Of the hotels that list a price, parking costs the most at the REMI, $55 a day, and the least at the Courtyard, $15. The Scott folds it into its $60. The free Scottsdale Trolley runs every 20 minutes, but only Monday to Friday, 5:45 a.m. to 7:45 p.m., with no weekend service listed. The free Sky Train at Sky Harbor links to light rail, which serves Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa.
Old Town Scottsdale deal questions
When are Old Town Scottsdale hotels cheapest?
June to early September. Experience Scottsdale says summer rates run up to 60 percent off in some cases. April and May, when rates ease, and October and November are the next-cheapest stretches. Late January through mid-March is the one to avoid: Barrett-Jackson and the WM Phoenix Open fall there, and Cactus League spring training is scheduled to start in February.
Which Old Town Scottsdale hotels charge a resort or destination fee?
The Scott, the REMI, Caesars Republic and the Scottsdale Marriott Old Town. The Scott Resort & Spa charges a $60 resort fee a night plus tax with parking included. On a one-night quote, the REMI's price included a $40 Destination Fee and the Marriott's a $25 Destination Fee. Caesars Republic's price includes a $30 mandatory charge per night, with taxes extra. Hotel Valley Ho states it charges none, and the booking screens at Canopy, AC Hotel, the Hilton Garden Inn, Hyatt Place, the Courtyard and Senna House showed no mandatory charge. Scottsdale's lodging tax of about 13.97 percent comes on top of the room.
How much does parking cost at Old Town Scottsdale hotels?
$15 to $55 a day where a price is listed, and The Scott includes parking in its $60 resort fee. Self-parking is $15 at the Courtyard, $25 at Canopy and the Hilton Garden Inn, $28 at Hotel Valley Ho and Caesars Republic, $30 at the Marriott and $55 at the REMI. AC Hotel ($40) and Senna House ($45) are valet only. Hyatt Place lists self-parking with no confirmed price.
Can you walk to Old Town from these hotels?
From most, yes. The routed walk to the Scottsdale Civic Center is 7 minutes from the Hilton Garden Inn, 9 from Canopy, 10 from the Marriott and Hyatt Place, 14 from AC Hotel and the Courtyard, 17 from the REMI and 18 from Hotel Valley Ho. The Scott is 28 and Caesars Republic is 31. Senna House sits on Camelback Road next to Fashion Square.
Do you need a car in Old Town Scottsdale?
Not if you stay within a 10-minute walk, which covers the Hilton Garden Inn, Canopy, the Marriott and Hyatt Place. The free Scottsdale Trolley runs Monday to Friday, 5:45 a.m. to 7:45 p.m., every 20 minutes. Hotel Valley Ho has no shuttle, and The Scott's resort fee includes one within 3 miles, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Which Old Town Scottsdale hotels have rooftop pools?
Five: the REMI, Canopy, AC Hotel, Caesars Republic (WOLF, which is adults-only) and Senna House (Sonora Swim Club). Hotel Valley Ho and The Scott each have two pools, and Caesars Republic adds Cleopatra's Pool & Bar on the first floor.