Best Hyatt Hotels Corporation in Arizona

The Royal Palms Resort and Spa has drawn many a VIP – including President George W. Bush back in 2004 – because of its intimate, luxurious atmosphere. Guest rooms here look as if they belong in an elite Southwestern estate, boasting vibrant, jewel-toned decor and deep-soaking tubs. Depending on when you visit, the property's pool area can feel a bit crowded (and snagging a lounge chair can be difficult), but it provides much-needed respite from the blazing Arizona heat. The open-air Alvadora Spa is also nice, offering wellness classes as well as a long list of treatments. Meanwhile, the outdoor dining area at T. Cook's provides a nice ambiance for the restaurant's bold flavors. Located in the Camelback Corridor, this resort is just a short drive from Old Town Scottsdale and downtown Phoenix. Royal Palms Resort and Spa is also a member of the Hyatt family, so Hyatt rewards club members can redeem or use points by choosing to stay here.

Guests rave about the cuisine at this Scottsdale, Arizona outpost. For a unique dining experience, head to the on-site Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen, which features a plancha-style kitchen and a chef's table experience. For alfresco dining, you can grab quick bites at the Turquoise Pool Bar. In addition to those options, all rooms can order off an in-room dining menu 24 hours a day. In their accommodations, guests can also expect to find midcentury modern decor and amenities such as 65-inch flat-screen TVs, oversized bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi access and private terraces with views of Camelback Mountain. You can also enjoy mountain views from one of three outdoor pools or from the fitness center, which features large retractable walls for bringing the outdoors in. For those in search of even more ways to relax, visit the Palo Verde Spa & Apothecary for a full range of treatments. While most guests reported a pleasant stay, some complained that customer service could use improvement. You'll find the Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Spa about 16 miles northeast of downtown Phoenix. Plus, the property is part of the Hyatt family, so members of World of Hyatt can earn and use points at this hotel. 

Located in Gainey Ranch (a verdant part of Scottsdale known for its palm trees), the Hyatt Regency exudes a tropical-oasis-meets-Aztec-palace feel. Although guest rooms are spacious and chic – boasting flat-screen TVs, iPod docking stations and private patios or balconies – it's the 10 pools and man-made beach that garner the most praise from recent visitors. Numerous and varied, this Hyatt's swim spots cater to visitors of every age: Some have cascading waterfalls, others have fountains, but if you'd rather stay dry, opt for a gondola ride along the waterways. Though it may take some coaxing to lure yourself (or your travel buddies) away from the pool, guests also recommend playing a round of golf at the Gainey Ranch Golf Club, or indulging in a massage at Spa Avania. Then, cap off the day with dinner at one of several on-site eateries.

The 120 accommodations in the Hyatt Place Tucson Airport come equipped with free Wi-Fi access, minifridges, flat-screen TVs, coffee makers and sleeper sofas. Property amenities feature a business center, a fitness center, complimentary parking, an outdoor pool and free shuttle service within a 5-mile radius of the property. For dining, the hotel offers a free breakfast with hot and cold items, as well as a 24/7 Gallery Menu and a 24/7 Gallery Market. Recent guests said that they were pleased with the amenities, especially the shuttle and breakfast. Other past travelers complained that the property is a bit rundown and tired though. This Hilton hotel puts guests a short drive from attractions in downtown Tucson, Arizona, including the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, the Pima Air and Space Museum and the University of Arizona. What’s more, members of the World of Hyatt loyalty program can earn and redeem points by choosing to stay here.