Hotel at a Glance: Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale

Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale stands as a proud testament to Paradise Valley’s rich legacy. Originally christened in 1959 and reborn with mid‑century flair in 2017, this boutique refuge honours its Hollywood Golden Era roots while offering contemporary elegance. Designed with intention, each guest room and suite is a personal desert sanctuary—awash in natural light, punctuated by custom furnishings, floor‑to‑ceiling glass, and irresistible views of Camelback Mountain . From the moment one arrives, the architecture, artworks, and sweeping vistas evoke a sense of place deeply rooted in the Valley’s heritage.

Yet, the resort is more than architecture—it’s a living celebration of desert life and modern wellness. Guests can lounge at two stunning pools, play a spirited round on the 18‑hole par‑3 Short Course, and revive in the fitness studio hosting daily classes included with the stay. Culinary offerings at Hearth ’61 and Rusty’s reflect Scottsdale’s commitment to fresh, ingredient‑driven cuisine, served alongside award‑winning wine lists and craft cocktails with panoramic desert backdrops. In every detail—from in‑room massage options to an on‑site gallery and pet‑friendly policies—Mountain Shadows blends mid‑century pride with forward‑thinking hospitality.

Paradise Valley: Desert Elegance in the Shadow of the Camel’s Back

Cradled between Phoenix and Scottsdale, Paradise Valley is Arizona’s best-kept secret—a serene enclave where desert grandeur meets understated affluence. Framed by the jagged silhouette of Camelback Mountain, this exclusive town has long drawn discerning travelers, artists, and dignitaries with its natural beauty and discreet luxury. Wide, palm-lined avenues lead to sprawling estates and world-renowned resorts, many of which trace their roots to the golden era of Hollywood escape. The land itself, once traversed by Hohokam tribes and later cultivated by citrus farmers, now thrives as a sanctuary of privacy and refined living, with zoning laws preserving the low-density charm that gives the valley its rarefied sense of space.

Yet Paradise Valley is far more than just an address—it is a testament to the resilience and allure of the Sonoran Desert. The town’s commitment to conservation is seen in its trail systems, desert preserves, and commitment to native landscaping, which together create a living canvas of saguaro silhouettes and blooming palo verdes. Despite its tranquil atmosphere, it lies within minutes of vibrant cultural offerings—Phoenix’s museums, Scottsdale’s galleries, and championship golf courses that echo with decades of sporting excellence. Paradise Valley stands not as a spectacle, but as a refined whisper of desert heritage, offering visitors a rare balance of tranquility, history, and desert sophistication.

Room Details

Signature Deluxe, Garden Premium, Cabana Premium, Immerse Premium, or Mountain Premium King

• 1 King Bed
• Standard occupancy: 2
• Maximum occupancy: 2

Signature Deluxe, Accessible Signature Deluxe Queen

• 2 Queen Beds
• Standard occupancy: 2
• Maximum occupancy: 4
• Adding occupants above standard: $25 per night for each additional guest 18 or older; kids 17 or younger stay free

Hotel Policies

• Check in: 4 p.m.
• Check out: 12 p.m.
• $42 daily resort fee includes:
  • overnight parking
  • fitness & wellness classes
  • property-wide Wi‑Fi
  • golf club rentals
  • and most concierge essentials
• Parking: included in resort fee
• Smoking policy: Please contact the property for smoking policy.
• Pet policy: Pets stay free and will receive a welcome amenity if the guest contacts the property before arrival.
• Accessibility: Please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options.
• Room upgrades: Upgrades may be available during booking or at check-in for an additional cost.