Review: Hermosa Inn, Scottsdale Arizona
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Nestled in the foothills of Camelback Mountain, the Hermosa Inn is a boutique retreat in the aptly named Paradise Valley.

Location

This luxury hotel is set in a lush desert garden with stunning views of the Arizona landscape and is also convenient for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Rooms

Just 34 charming hacienda-style spacious rooms are set in bungalows amidst the six acres of immaculately landscaped grounds. The guest casitas have undergone a $2 million USD remodel with careful attention paid to modern-day conveniences and luxury while preserving their old Arizona charm and historic touches. All the rooms have wooden shutters and let in very little light, which is ideal for allowing a sleep-in. Nice touches include cookies at turn-down and free bottled water.

Appointments include fireplaces, secluded patios with seating, and vaulted ceilings. Most rooms also offer newly remodeled bathrooms with Waterworks fixtures, free-standing antique pedestal tubs, and luxurious bedding.

Service & Facilities

The peaceful pool area is surrounded by comfy loungers and cabanas and is reached by one of the many pathways that wind through the desert flowers and vegetation on the grounds of the Hermosa Inn. You are more likely to spot hummingbirds, rabbits, and lizards here than another guest.

Food & Drink

LON’s at The Hermosa is your fine dining venue for your stay at the Hermosa Inn, Scottsdale. Age-old cooking methods of smoking, roasting, and wood-grilling are employed along with European techniques. This “comfort cuisine” makes the most of the flavors in the region with cutting-edge trends. Ingredients are harvested from the on-site one-acre garden. They are supplemented with local specialty meats from Phoenix organic farmers and fish from sustainable fisheries, mostly located on the West coast.

Arugula, basil, coriander, fennel, onions, peppermint, chilies, strawberries, English lavender, baby oak leaf, Bloomsdale spinach, mesclun greens, heirloom tomatoes, tomatillos, and various types of squash and melon all grow in LON’s garden. Lemon, orange, and grapefruit trees rim the property and provide the majority of fruit used in LON’s dishes and cocktails at the Last Drop bar at the Hermosa.

Conclusion

Hermosa Inn is a peaceful, intimate retreat underneath the glorious desert sunshine. Next time you need to escape the world, you must consider traveling to this little gem.

Note: Benefits & upgrades subject to availability. Benefits offered correct at the time of writing. Terms & conditions apply. Enquire for more information. Posts may be sponsored by the proprietor or brand being appraised. All opinions remain our own & are in no way influenced.

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