Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
If You Want a Pampered Escape, Stay at Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess buzzed with a different kind of energy — lively, sun-kissed, and full of desert glam. From sparkling lagoons to torch-lit pathways, it felt like the kind of resort where celebration and serenity coexist. I remember thinking, “This is where you come to feel alive again.” Kids laughed in the pool, couples clinked glasses at sunset, and the whole place pulsed with joy.
What I Loved Most: Strolling through the resort grounds at night, under fairy lights and palms swaying against the twilight sky.
My highlights? Dinner at La Hacienda — I had their signature cochinita pibil tacos with housemade tortillas and smoky salsa, paired with a flight of artisanal tequilas. It was bold, flavorful, and celebratory in every way.
Travel Tips:
- Location: North Scottsdale, near the TPC golf course
- Vibe: Vibrant, upscale, family and couple friendly
- Highlights: Six pools, Well & Being Spa, seasonal events, kids' programming
- Best Time to Visit: Winter for festivities or spring for pool days
- Cost: $$$–$$$$
- Hours: Resort amenities open 7am–9pm; dining late into evening
- Address: 7575 E Princess Dr, Scottsdale, AZ
Conclusion:
Each of these Scottsdale resorts offered more than just indulgence — they offered presence. The kind where you notice how soft the air feels after sunset, or how the silence around a cactus bloom can feel like a full conversation. I left with skin sun-warmed and spirit rested, carrying with me the quiet confidence that comes from being completely cared for. If you’re looking for a place where luxury meets landscape, and comfort feels personal, Scottsdale will welcome you with open skies and open arms.
Afterwards, check out my recommendations for things to do in Scottsdale.