Offering Spanish-themed accommodations, Omni Scottsdale Resort and Spa features a full-service spa, three outdoor swimming pools and upscale dining options. Each guestroom comes with a private patio or balcony and offers views of the resort, pool, mountains or desert. In-room amenities include cable TV, air conditioning, minibar and safe. Suites add a living area, with some also including a dining table. Guests can indulge themselves with a spa treatment at Joya Spa & Salon or relax in a poolside cabana. Boutique shops, a 24-hour business center and around-the-clock fitness center can also be found on-site. Meeting and event facilities are available. Prado, the resort’s principal restaurant, serves Spanish cuisine, while CENTRO offers small bites and cocktails. The resort also features a tapas bar and café. Omni Scottsdale Resort and Spa is a ten-minute walk from Echo Canyon Trail and a 15-minute drive from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
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Past guests staying at Omni Scottsdale Resort and Spa at Montelucia are quick to praise the resort grounds. Guests enjoy the well-maintained gardens, which include fountains and fire pits amongst other features. Meanwhile, the resort’s three swimming pools receive praise.
Many guests are impressed by the views on offer from their accommodations. As well as standard resort and pool views, guests describe impressive mountain views and some desert views. In particular, Camelback Mountain, which overlooks the resort, proves a popular backdrop.
Barring a few reports to the contrary, the standard of customer service at the resort is said to be held to high standards. From receptionists and bellhops to housekeepers and servers, guests report encountering professional yet friendly staff members.
According to reports, accommodations at Omni Scottsdale Resort and Spa at Montelucia are not always in the best of conditions. Guests report that furniture and carpets can be outdated and well-worn, going on to suggest that it’s time to redecorate.
Guests hoping to relax in the resort spa may find themselves disappointed. According to past guests, Joya Spa is not the most peaceful of destinations. Reports suggest that noise from the nearby swimming pool filters into the spa, making for an unwanted disturbance.
Many guests are disappointed to discover a range of additional charges added to their final bill. Reports indicate that a daily resort fee and parking chargers are mandatories, while guests also point out that a number of activities and amenities incur further chargers.
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