Since opening as a resort in 1929, The Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa has become a renowned Arizona landmark. Nestled in the quaint village of... more »
Since opening as a resort in 1929, The Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa has become a renowned Arizona landmark. Nestled in the quaint village of Litchfield Park, and a true representation of Arizona?s rich history, we are a consistent recipient of AAA?s Four Diamond Award. World-class luxury extends beyond the front desk of our hotel. We are the only resort in Arizona to feature three, 18-hole championship golf courses; two of which were designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones, Sr. A renovation to The Gold and The Blue courses in 2005 added a challenging island green, expanded practice facilities, and the acclaimed Jim McLean Golf School. Take an afternoon stroll amidst palm tree-lined walkways, acres of grass, and lush flower gardens. Open the doors to the Red Door Spa ? our 26,000-square-foot full-service spa that mirrors our historic adobe-style architecture. Indulge your senses in our luxurious treatment rooms, innovative products, and relaxing services. Rustic elegance and modern technology are characteristic of all of the resort?s 331 adobe-style casitas. The spacious guestrooms are beautifully appointed with d?cor and furnishings that warmly reflect our Southwestern heritage. Original slate, stone and wood surfaces and Native American design accents give The Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa a rustic charm that evokes Arizona?s rich history.
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For over 75 years The Wigwam Resort & Golf Club has been a favorite destination for golfers and holiday makers. Set on more than 463 acres in the Sonoran Desert, the resort is just 25 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. The casita-style rooms and suites are spacious and luxurious with everything you might need. There's 54 holes of championship golf, 9 illuminated tennis courts, basketball courts, shuffleboard and two pools. Other options are horseback riding, Grand Canyon day tours, croquet, spa services and more. You can alos enjoy a therapeutic massage in your own casita or in the Tennis and Golf Club spa facilities. The staff are professional and polite and always willing to help you with anything you need.
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Since its opening in 1918, The Wigwam Resort and Golf Club has become a legendary Arizona landmark, celebrated for its quiet elegance and style. Located 20 minutes west of downtown Phoenix, the resort's 331 adobe-style casitas are nestled in the quaint village of Litchfield Park. Set amidst palm tree-lined walkways, acres of grass, and lush flower gardens, The Wigwam Resort and Golf Club is one of the most popular destinations in the Southwest and is a consistent recipient of the Mobil Travel Guide's Four-Star Award for Excellence. The original slate, stone and wood surfaces and Native American design accents give the Wigwam Resort and Golf Club a rustic charm that evokes Arizona's rich history. Special Condition: As of January 1, 2002 the resort has a $12.00 per day resort fee charged per guest room. This fee includes gratuities for the bellman at check-in/out, maid service, in-room coffee, USA Today paper delivered Monday through Friday, valet and resort parking and unlimited use of the health and locker room facilities, bicycles, basketball facilities, croquet and putting green.
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My stay at the Wig Wam covered five weeks. I found the staff to be very professional and friendly. Food was good, though a bit pricey in Red's. Rooms were nice though the beds were way too soft in a couple of the rooms. Could use a update...
64 year old female with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
We live in Litchfield Park so we were very happy when we could have guests stay there at so much less than what they were asking for local residents.
We love the resort but noticed that they have a few areas which are a little run down i.e need painting. It is still a favorite desination for us and our guests.
55 year old female with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
My daughter used this facility for her wedding and reception this May, and it cost over $7,000.00 U.S. for approximately 50 people.
She supplied her own decorations, and had to remove her decorations after each step of the wedding herself.
The "finger food buffet" cost $32.00 per plate and consisted of nachos, salsa, guacamole, perogies, and meat dumplings.
The champagne toast cost over $1000.00 extra for mediocre sparkling wine.
The wedding party had hair and make-up done at the spa which cost over $200.00 each. We had to re-curl everyone's hair after one hour. My mother had her hair done at a Fantastic Sams and her do was much better than any of ours and she paid $22.00.
I grew up with the Red Door mystique........this was the place to go. Unfortunately, I learned firsthand that it is a myth......no more special than having your makeup and hair done at the mall.
The service (except for the golf cart gentlemen) was lackluster at best. And downright rude when asked to take the luggage into the room.
The bartender assumed everyone was driving and cut many wedding guests off after two drinks. Designated drivers, cabs, and rooms at the Wigwam had been arranged. She even cut the bride off, and she was staying at the Wigwam.
There was a hole in the bathroom wall in our cottage........it had been plastered over and painted. But not sanded smooth before being painted.
And, to top it all off, the maid of honor walked into the cottage where the bridesmaids had left their clothing etc and found someone dressed like a maid going through the bags.
In all, really disappointing for the money paid. We will never go back.
51 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
If you like to golf and play tennis then perhaps this place is for you. If your family does not play golf or tennis don't stay here.
Poolside service was slow and expensive and the food was mediocre and the beer warm. They somehow managed to screw up a simple order, more than once. The promised family amenities didn't exist. My kids, who are very athletic, weren't allowed to use the workout room. There were no other kid activities. The promised skeet shooting was not there. The basketball court was at some park a couple blocks away. The horseback riding, Sedona trips etc were through third parties.
You did not need Wig Wam's help to do those things. In fact, they managed to screw up the timing on the horseback. Riding as the guy was over an hour late, as we sat in some parking lot in the hot sun. Unlike other hotels there was no listing of local restaurants. In fact the staff acted like no other restaurants in town. They wanted you stay on campus and eat their expensive food. I could go on but I think you get the point.
Next time we will stay at an Embassy Suites, Holiday Inn, etc.
Ok, not at the same time, but she had my room when she came for her concert.
This posh resort is the home of the stars for all the Glendale Arena visitors. It's not uncommon to see a hockey player (up close without all their teeth) or singers (with or without all their hair) by the pool or in the fancy restaurants!
I love this place to stay. I dont like golf, but their gold course is challenging! Personally, I cant make the Windmill hole at miniature golf, but the Wigwam courses make golf seem like a sport!
25 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
I recently stayed at this resort on my honeymoon and I have to say that the staff there is very incompetent and didn't listen to me when a situation with billing arose. I pre-paid for my trip through a travel agency and the staff at the Wigwam charged me for 2 nights anyway. When I checked in, they had me down as leaving 2 days earlier than my actual planned departure date. I told them that I had documentation that the vacation was prepaid, but they assured me that everything was taken care of and that I would check out at my planned time. Well, they definitely "took care" of me alright. They charged me for 2 additional nights! I went to clear this up when I checked out, they assured me that everything was OK and that my card would not be charged, wrong! The incompetent staff again failed to deliver what they promised! I came home to find a charge on my credit card. Now after 3 weeks of contacting them on the phone, and of course, more promises, I still haven't gotten a refund of my money! Watch out for this resort!
I am not likely
to return to the The Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa, Phoenix.
I would not recommend it to friends.
Make sure you bring confirmation of your trip...
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Posted Jun 23, 2006
Okay
We went to this resort on our honeymoon...we pre-booked through Yahoo Travel. We prepaid for everything and had a great time, but when we received a bill for 2 nights when we checked out I was furious! I wondered if this would happen because the guy ...
The Wigwam offers guests a choice of
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Posted Jun 05, 2006
Excellent
The Wigwam offers guests a choice of 331 spacious accommodations, from guestrooms to luxury suites, spread across a residential-style campus. Our room was a spacious, stylishly decorated, deluxe suite with a big bathroom and a terrace. The...
If wonderful atmosphere, supreme service, beautiful location, and fun for the entire family. This is the ultimate place to hang your hats. It's a experience you will want to return to time time again.