Best Sheraton Hotels & Resorts in Arizona

On the Gila River Indian Reservation just south of Phoenix, the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa is the premier spot to explore Native American culture. Because of its isolated location, rooms allow guests to see miles of desert from their windows (or from their private balconies). Still, "isolated" doesn't mean guests are bored. The resort saddles up to the championship Whirlwind Golf Club, while the in-house Aji Spa boasts a wide array of treatments. This Sheraton also offers easy access to the Wild Horse Pass Casino and the Rawhide Western Village. Meanwhile, the resort's marquis restaurant, Kai, is the only AAA Five Diamond restaurant in Arizona, offering an exquisite fusion of local indigenous ingredients and contemporary cuisine. And as the day draws to a close, hunker down in one of 500 rooms, equipped with plasma-screen TVs and the Sheraton brand's signature Sweet Sleeper beds. Because this resort is part of the Marriott hotel family, Marriott Rewards members can earn and use points here.

While downtown Phoenix continues to grow upward, the Sheraton already stands tall. In fact, some previous lodgers say that there is no better place to stay if you're in town for work. Book here and you'll be close to the Convention Center, the Talking Stick Resort Arena and Chase Field. Plus, the location offers easy access to a plethora of bars, restaurants and shopping. Travelers say that the in-house restaurant, District American Kitchen & Wine Bar, is a delectable must. And while the guest room furnishings may feel like those of any Sheraton – crisp white linens, Sheraton Sweet Sleeper beds and a neutral color palette – recent visitors say they were more than satisfied. And best of all, Marriott Rewards club loyalty program members can cash in rewards points in exchange for free nights and room upgrades.

The Four Points by Sheraton Tucson Airport provides relaxing accommodations and a Spanish colonial style, which is particularly prevalent in Tucson, Arizona. Set adjacent to Tucson International Airport (with complimentary shuttle service), this Four Points property occupies 5 acres of gardens and outdoor areas, including an outdoor pool and a courtyard. R&R Grill, the on-site restaurant, serves American for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as beverages and snacks during happy hour. Additional amenities include a business center, free self-parking and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Standard accommodations offer minifridges, microwaves, coffee makers and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Larger rooms are available and offer added perks like patios. Marriott Rewards members are eligible to earn and use points during their stays here. Recent guests at this hotel praise its location near the airport, but some of them have noted that the rooms can be noisy.

Set inside the Tucson Medical Center, Sheraton Tucson Hotel & Suites offers guests a relaxing stay with modern amenities. Visitors can explore the all the attractions that Tucson and the greater Arizona area have to offer, including the University of Arizona, Sabino Canyon and the Mission San Xavier del Bac. The hotel’s guests can get work done at the business center or take a break at the outdoor pool. There is also a fitness center for travelers who want to break a sweat. When it is time to eat, the Glowbal, this hotel’s on-site restaurant, serving international cuisine and is open for breakfast (not complimentary), lunch and dinner. Standard accommodations here include contemporary amenities like flat-screen TVs, USB ports, work desks and complimentary Wi-Fi access. What’s more, members of the Marriott Rewards program can earn and redeem points at this property. Recent guests love the property’s pool, but a few of them note that the rooms could use some updates here.