With all the resorts in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area, the Arizona Biltmore is unique having been built in 1929, well before most of the other resorts in the area. The Frank Lloyd Wright inspired architecture is worth a visit on its own, and the grounds are well maintained and pleasant to the eye. The conference facilities are on a par with most other resorts, and their fine dining restaurant, Wright's at the Biltmore, is excellent. The accomodations, however, are due a makeover. The furniture in our room was outdated and worn, the carpeting has reached its limit,
and the general feel of the room does not match that of the public areas. This was our second visit for a conference, and the comments regarding our room applied to both visits. Our rating of average was in comparison with other resort-type hotels.
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