The 5 Most Expensive Hotels in Phoenix Are Truly One of a Kind

Phoenix has always been known for its warm weather, sunny skies, and natural wonders, but you may not be aware that the capital of Arizona is a major tourist destination. In fact, 46.7 million people visited Phoenix metro in 2023.

All those visitors need a place to stay, and Phoenix delivers some of the most unique and exciting accommodations around. The best and most expensive hotels in Phoenix offer guests the opportunity to appreciate and take in all of the city's beauty and natural wonders. To top it off, they offer top-notch dining, spa services, and more. Let's take a look at five Phoenix hotels that are truly one of a kind. (After this article, check out the Most Romantic Cities in America.)

2400 E Missouri Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85016

Price: $532-$1,855

The Arizona Biltmore is a Waldorf Astoria Resort with 705 total accommodations, seven swimming pools, and two golf courses. The Biltmore's architecture was influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright and sits on more than 39 acres. There is even a 65-foot waterslide for the children (and adults!) to play on.

Celebrate your stay in Arizona with a visit to the full-service Tierra Luna Spa, where guests can enjoy massages, body treatments, soaking experiences in more. Feeling hungry? Never fear. There are seven dining outlets on the hotel's property, including The Biltmore's famous Wright Bar.

5350 E Marriott Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85054

Price: $785-$2,305

The JW Marriot Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort and Spa is a five-star resort with 869 guest rooms and 81 suites. There is so much to enjoy at this Phoenix hotel, from its AquaRidge WaterPark and pickleball courts to its two 18-hole golf courses. A spa called Revive is also located onsite for guests who need some extra pampering.

Accommodations include some truly unique places to stay. The Peloton suite, for example, includes a Peloton in a yoga nook, a sitting area, a balcony, and a bedroom area. The Sundeck suite features pool views and an oversized walk-out balcony.

6114 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85253

Price: $614-$2,626

The Andaz offers art-inspired bungalows and studio suites with a mid-20th-century influence. The resort lies on 23 acres that showcase the beauty of Arizona's natural landscapes. Enjoy activities such as kayaking, a guided hike, or a mountain biking tour. When you return to the resort, relax with yoga or a spa treatment.

Guests can also go for a swim at the Turquoise Pool and enjoy tacos and margaritas at the Turquoise Pool Bar & Grille. Finally, don't miss the amazing food and weekly specials offered at Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen, an OpenTable Diners Choice award-winning restaurant.

6000 E Camelback Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

Price: $1,089-$4,880

The Phoenician is a luxurious way to escape into nature. The hotel offers a number of signature activities, from wine and tequila tastings to guided bike tours. Visit the spa for a massage, body treatment, or facial, or join in a relaxing outdoor yoga class. The Phoenician Spa also features a rooftop pool with majestic view of Camelback Mountain.

Accommodations range from smaller guest rooms to the 2-bedroom presidential suite, where you'll enjoy marble bathrooms, premium movie channels, and a large balcony. The Phoenician also offers in-room dining, but you won't want to skip a visit to the incredible on-site restaurants.

J&G Steakhouse serves up classic steak and seafood dishes, while Mowry & Cotton offers the bold, simple flavors of Modern American cuisine. Visit Thirsty Camel or The Phoenician Tavern for light dining and drinks or curb your hunger while golfing at 19th Hole. Finally, Kalio Kabobery is one of the few restaurants in Scottsdale that offers poolside services.

10600 E Crescent Moon Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85262

Price: $1,237 – $13,787

The Four Seasons in Scottsdale has scored excellent ratings in all categories: location, cleanliness, service, and value. Perhaps the first word that comes to mind for visitors to this hotel is luxury. With its charming guest rooms and suites, serine spa, and incredible dining options, it's easy to see why.

While the price tag for accommodations at the Four Seasons varies, the hotel's largest and most luxurious suites are expensive enough to make you swoon. The Plunge Pool suite, for example, measures 2,000 square feet and includes a heated plunge pool, interior gas-burning fireplaces, and an al fresco garden shower. (Next, read about 40 Charming Small Towns to Visit This Fall.)