Talking Stick Resort

About Talking Stick Resort

Where the Sonoran Desert unfolds across tribal land rich with O'odham and Piipaash heritage, Talking Stick Resort delivers world-class gaming alongside championship golf, rejuvenating spa treatments and award-winning dining—all within a resort that honors its Native American roots. Wake up to views of Camelback and the McDowell Mountains, then spend your day exactly how you want it: testing your swing on legendary Coore & Crenshaw designs, unwinding at the 14th-floor spa or simply soaking up the Valley sun by one of three resort pools. Authentic Southwestern spirit meets Vegas-style entertainment here, delivered through genuine tribal hospitality that makes every guest feel like they've discovered something special.

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Scottsdale, Arizona

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What We Love

Journey through the Sonoran Desert at the Valley of the Sun's finest 36-hole resort golf experience, with wild horses, coyotes and desert wildlife joining you on the course. The O'odham Course brings desert links style to life via strategic bunkering and wide-open fairways that reward thoughtful play, while the Piipaash Course offers a more traditional parkland feel with tree-lined fairways and elevated greens. After your round, head to the Spa at Talking Stick, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing unparalleled Valley views during your treatment. Between the main pool surrounded by native desert landscape and the upscale west pool with its daybeds and cabanas, you'll find the perfect spot to relax before dinner.

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Talking Stick Resort

Accommodations

Contemporary Southwest style and modern sophistication define the guest rooms and suites designed to capture Scottsdale's desert soul. Upgraded accommodations feature private patios, oversized balconies and stunning views of the iconic Camelback and McDowell Mountains that define the Valley's dramatic landscape. It's the kind of room where you'll actually want to wake up early—not because you have to, but because those sunrise views over the Sonoran Desert are worth seeing.