Sanctuary Camelback Mountain
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Our take
By Matt Spaulding, Founder and writer
Sanctuary Camelback Mountain puts 110 casitas and suites on 53 acres at the base of the mountain, and its infinity pool goes adults-only most weekends. From Friday through Sunday it is for guests 16 and older, except on the New Year's, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas weekends. A family with young children spends those days at the two satellite pools. A cabana at the infinity pool seats four and costs $390 for a full day before tax and gratuity. None of the hotel's own pages we read mentions a fee. The booking screen does: a 'Resort Fee Hotel' line of $65.64 for the night, in rate details headed 'Including taxes and fees'. Pets are welcome, two cats or dogs at most, each 50 pounds or less, for a one-time $150 deposit you don't get back. No policy page gives a parking rate. The only line we found, 'Complimentary Parking & Local House Car Service', sits on a single villa page, so ask which rooms it covers. The amenities page does offer a complimentary house car service, though it gives no radius.
Quick facts
- Resort fee
- 'Resort Fee Hotel' $65.64 a night on the booking screen, in rate details headed 'Including taxes and fees'
- Parking
- No rate on the hotel's pages; one villa page lists complimentary parking and a house car
- Pets
- Up to two cats or dogs, 50 lb or less each; $150 one-time, non-refundable
- Pool
- Infinity pool adults-only Fri to Sun (16+) except four holiday weekends; two satellite pools for families; cabanas $390 a day before tax and gratuity
Where you are
5700 E McDonald Dr, Paradise Valley, AZ
Open in Maps →On McDonald Drive in Paradise Valley, on 53 acres at the base of Camelback Mountain. The hotel runs a complimentary house car service; otherwise you drive.
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Does Sanctuary Camelback Mountain charge a resort fee?
Yes. The booking screen printed a 'Resort Fee Hotel' line of $65.64 for one night, in rate details headed 'Including taxes and fees'. None of the hotel's own pages we read states a fee.
How much is parking at Sanctuary Camelback Mountain?
We could not confirm a rate. No policy page on the hotel's site gives one. One villa page lists 'Complimentary Parking & Local House Car Service', so ask the hotel which rooms that covers.
Is the infinity pool at Sanctuary adults-only?
On most weekends, yes. It is adults-only Friday, Saturday and Sunday for guests 16 and older, except on New Year's, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas weekends. Two satellite pools serve guests with children 15 and under.
How much do cabanas cost at Sanctuary Camelback Mountain?
$390 for a full day, before tax and gratuity. A cabana seats four and comes with a day bed, a refrigerator and a flat-screen TV. Reservations are required.
Does Sanctuary Camelback Mountain allow pets?
Yes. Up to two cats or dogs, each 50 pounds or less, for a one-time non-refundable $150 pet deposit.