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Top Scottsdale Kid Friendly Hotels
Talking Stick Resort
"Never a bad stay. Everything is wonderful and makes you feel safe and happy"
Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
Families like: Outdoor pools, waterslide, playground, babysitting
"Everything about this resort is premium, but the service at the Fairmont Gold Lounge takes it to the next level. Julia was phenomenal. She works incredibly hard to make sure every guest is taken care of, and her warm, smiling demeanor makes you feel instantly welcome. She is a true asset to the ..."
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026
Kimpton Miralina Resort & Villas by IHG
"The property is beautiful. We booked a villa but it seemed as if they weren’t ready for people to book. Our first room had issues with the lights not turning off and we were moved to another villa with toilet issues, and the tv didn’t work right. There was also no private pool for those in the villas. ..."
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026
Embassy Suites by Hilton Scottsdale Resort
"Ok"
Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort
"I didn't see alot of staff but the few I did see were very friendly. Too many dogs and children. I feel like they need their own area. Alot of running in the hallways and barking when owners would leave their pets unattended. The walls are super thin, you can hear your neighbors very clear. Overall ..."
Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
Scottsdale Parkview Hotel
"The first room that we were in the bathroom exhaust fan was going out, they changed our room and the bed had my husband wake up with a sore rib, they were accommodating for us to check out and issue a credit."
Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
Holiday Inn Club Vacations Scottsdale Resort by IHG
Hilton Vacation Club Scottsdale Links Resort
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How much does it cost to stay in a family hotel in Scottsdale?
You can book a stay at a kid-friendly resort in Scottsdale from just $59 per night. Our prices range up $1,043 per night if you want to enjoy the high life.
How many family-friendly hotels are there in Scottsdale?
With over 7,458 hotels in Scottsdale, you have a great selection of kid-friendly places to stay. Whether you’re looking for a cheap-and-cheerful property with plenty of space or an activity-filled kid-friendly resort, there’s a getaway to suit your style and your budget at Travelocity.
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Recent Scottsdale Hotel Reviews By Fellow Wanderers
The Scott Resort & Spa
"The rooms I was assigned had an absolutely awful odor. It was like a sewage stench that made me gag, so I requested a new room immediately after walking into the first one I was given. They moved me right away. Second room in a different building had the same smell, only less intense. It did not dissipate over the course of my stay. Debated about going to a different resort but my reservation was prepaid so I knew I would not get money back. Someone I assume was a manager comped me tacos once for the inconvenience. Other than that issue, it was a good stay. Pools were nice, staff were good, bed and seating in room were super comfortable. Food and drinks were good, nothing great. Got ignored a lot by poolside servers so had to go to the bar for ordering - going to the bar was not a big deal but didn’t appreciate when servers just walked by and only approached certain guests. I don’t think I’d stay here again."
