Golf Resorts

Fairmont Scottsdale
7575 East Princess Drive Scottsdale, Arizona, US

From $316 per night

The AAA Five-Diamond Fairmont Scottsdale resort has come to reflect the dynamic environment that surrounds it --- where sun-washed stone and bright green cottonwoods rise up to meet the pale-blue sky and majestic purple mountains. Boasting Willow Stream Spa- one of the best Spas in North America (as ranked by Conde Nast Traveler) two award-winning restaurants- state-of-the art meeting facilities- and two 18-hole championship golf courses -- one of which is home to the Annual PGA Tour FBR Open -- (formerly the Phoenix Open) -- this highly acclaimed Scottsdale resort is truly an experience like no other. Whether you gather at Fairmont Scottsdale resort to meet- play or simply relax- this breathtaking resort -- formerly known as The Fairmont Scottsdale Princess -- offers you world-class hospitality in the Valley of the Sun.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Moorish-inspired palace on 450 manicured acres in northern Scottsdale. Emerged from a $30 million renovation with updated rooms and a new restaurant and bar.Rooms to Book: Fairmont Gold rooms, for their privacy and extra square footage. Insider Tip: Book a treatment at the Willow Stream Spa, 44,000 square feet with a rooftop pool that cascades into a smaller therapy pool." -From www.travelandleisure.com Juicy Travels Golf Package
Package Includes: -One night luxurious room accommodations in a Fairmont room -One round of golf per person, per paid night at any of the resort's preferred courses (TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course, TPC Scottsdale Champions Course, Grayhawk and We-ko-pa) ***Troon Golf Courses may be reserved at an additional $100 premium per round/per person -Complimentary use of practice facility prior to your round -Transportation to and from the above listed courses -Complimentary golf concierge service This golf package is valid year-round, based on availability Rates: 5/21/09 to 09/09/09 - $439 9/20/09 to 12/31/09 - $759 -Rates are based on seasons and availability, and may be subject to change. -Pricing is per room, based on double occupancy. -Packages includes all taxes and gratuities, except 11.92% resort tax TO BOOK: CALL 1-888-860-8282. You must use the code 2U6BHT to book the package.

Loews Ventana Canyon Resort
7000 North Resort Drive Tucson, Arizona, US

From $269 per night

To ensure each guest a stay that is both comfortable and productive, the beautifully appointed Loews Ventana Canyon Resort is filled with every amenity.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says...
"Ivy-covered hotel with private golf and tennis clubs on 600 acres in the Santa Catalina foothills that offers an intimate scale and a plethora of activities.
Rooms to Book: Book a room on the fourth floor of the west wing for stunning views of the property’s 80-foot waterfall.
Insider Tip: Dine on Chef Marc Ehrler French-inspired cuisine at the Ventana Room."

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The Phoenician
6000 East Camelback Road Scottsdale, Arizona, US

From $425 per night

An array of pleasures make The Phoenician a one-of-a-kind destination resort. Blue skies, warm sunny days, and rich colors and textures of the great American Southwest create a dramatic setting. A spirit of easy elegance brightens an ambience of comfort and enjoyment. At every turn, The Phoenician magically combines the elements of nature, landscaping, architecture, and fine art into a striking masterpiece. Our resort is a recipient of the 2005 AAA Five Diamond Award and the Terrace Dining Room has garnered Four Diamonds. With award-winning restaurants, championship golf, and the acclaimed Centre for Well-Being, The Phoenician is a prestigious landmark with the perfect setting and a full complement of resources to satisfy the needs of the most discriminating traveler. It's easy to see why our resort was named one of the "Top 50 Resorts in the United States" by Cond? Nast Traveler in 2005. Feel miles away from the rest of the world, yet right at home at The Phoenician. From September 14 through October 1, 2009, our 27-hole championship golf course will be closed due to over seeding. Oasis Holes #2-7 will re-open on October 22nd.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says:
"Opulent 250-acre resort on the south side of Camelback Mountain. A world unto itself with its 9 pools, 12 tennis courts, and a 27-hole golf course not to mention the $25 million art collection.
Rooms to Book: A plush Canyon Suite, which also includes use of a chauffeured Mercedes for on-site and town transfers
Insider Tip: Explore the the $25-million art collection, which ranges from Navajo rugs to 17th-century Dutch landscapes."

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The Broadmoor
1 Lake Avenue Colorado Springs, Colorado, US

From $170 per night

Feel revitalized and refreshed by the clear-blue skies and open air surrounding The Broadmoor the Grand Dame of legendary Colorado luxury hotels. Since 1918, this historic property has operated as one of the premier resorts in the world. Nestled at the foot of the heavenly Colorado Rockies, this invigorating and distinguished Colorado luxury resort mountain retreat upholds a legacy of elegance, delightful service, and exquisite cuisine. Relax and repose in one of the 700 elegantly appointed accommodations at The Broadmoor a renowned Colorado Springs luxury resort, providing a flawless service in a contemporary, rustic environment. Minutes from downtown Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak Cog Railway, Garden of the Gods and Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Colorado Springs Airport: 8 mi/13 km, 20 minutes. Denver Intl Airport: 96 mi/155 km, 90 minutes.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Italianate lakeside resort set on 3,000 acres at the foot of Cheyenne Mountain, with loads of outdoor activities and a laid-back, family-friendly vibe. Rooms to Book: For the newest rooms, book one of those in the Cape Cod-style Broadmoor Cottages (available starting in May). Insider Tip: Play a round of golf on the East Course, which is set to host the U.S. Women’s Open in 2011. An endless string of five-star ratings and a parade of celebrity guests decorate this 1918 Rocky Mountain resort. Reserve an expansive suite, ideally one with a half-canopy bed, a marble bath, and a balcony overlooking the lake and distant Rocky Mountains. The Broadmoor’s spa ranks among the finest in North America, as do its tennis facilities and dining." And Travel + Leisure says... "Three golf courses (with lessons for juniors), a top-notch spa (with treatments for kids and teens), a movie theater, a tennis club, an infinity pool with waterslides, and an endless roster of outdoor activities: the only question at the Broadmoor is whether you’ll have time to do it all. New in 2009: one- and eight-bedroom cottages with beamed ceilings, wood floors, stone fireplaces, and verandas—perfect for larger groups. Guest Tip: When grandmother Florrie Katchen (who’s been going to the resort for some 60 years) plans her family’s annual trip, she reserves a pool cabana for their entire five-night stay. “Now that our children are grown and there are grandchildren involved, it’s our gathering spot all day long,” she says. “Plus, it’s right next to the kids’ wading pool, and we have our own server from the pool café.”—Alison Goran

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The Ritz-Carlton Golf & Spa Resort, Rose Hall, Jamaica
One Ritz-Carlton Drive Montego Bay, Jamaica

From $349 per night

Set along a dazzling 1,500 foot stretch of beach on Jamaica's north coast, The Ritz-Carlton, Rose Hall is a 427-room resort that combines old world appeal with an inviting sense of Caribbean charm and offers the seclusion of a beachfront hideaway.

What's Great
Travel + Leisure says... "Palatial and über-opulent, this resort occupies 5,000 acres of rolling, meticulously landscaped grounds—once part of the island’s historic Rose Hall sugar plantation. A favorite with golfers for its White Witch championship course, the property also attracts the standard four-star crowd that likes its comforts within easy strolling distance. With five restaurants ranging from beach casual (jerk fish and beer at the Reggae Jerk Center) to jacket-preferred (fine Asian fusion at Jasmine), a sumptuous spa, jogging trails, tennis, and shuttles to the luxurious Shoppes at Rose Hall, there’s little reason to leave the premises. The 427 rooms and suites—tricked out with plush fabrics, Frette linens, gleaming wood antique repros, and large soaking tubs—don’t exactly encourage wandering, either. Tip: For a full-body wake-up call, book a Jamaican coffee body scrub at the spa. Room to Book: Although all standard rooms have balconies, Ocean Front rooms catch the lovely sea breezes (along with the best views)." -From www.travelandleisure.com

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