The Best in Stay & Play: 2016

Woman Wearing a Straw Hat Sunbathing at the Edge of a Swimming Pool

Woman Wearing a Straw Hat Sunbathing at the Edge of a Swimming Pool

When you work hard you have to play hard, right? Luckily for Valley residents, some of the nations best resorts, accommodations, and entertainment are right in their own backyards. Here’s AZFoothills.com readers hotlist for stay and play in the Valley.

These are the winners of Best of Our Valley 2016. Winners will be featured in the April 2016 issue of Arizona Foothills Magazine, a tell-all guide to the best people and places in the Valley of the Sun, as chosen by its residents. The winners with the most total votes will be featured on the cover, but you will have to wait until April to find out who they are!

As a special thanks to the winners and those who helped them attain their “Best Of” status, a celebratory bash will be held in May 2016. Stay tuned for details on the fabulous fete!

All those who won this year can download their 2016 Winners logos here.  

THE WINNERS LIST: STAY & PLAY

Best Casino – Talking Stick Resort and Casino

Best Pet Resort/Boarding Facility – Camp Bow Wow

Best Downtown Phoenix Hotel – Hyatt Regency Phoenix

AFM FAV: Best Downtown Phoenix Hotel – The Palomar

Best Lobby Bar – Hotel Valley Ho

Best Movie Theatre – Harkins

Best Movie Theatre: Dine In – Film Bar

Best Place to Discover Your Inner Artist – Pinspiration

Most Relaxing Resort Pool – The Wigwam

Best Resort – The Wigwam

AFM FAV: Best Resort – Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

Best Valley Adventure Experience – Float Balloon Tours

Best Valley Hiking – South Mountain

AFM FAV: Best Valley Hiking – Camelback Mountain

Most Luxe Accommodations – The Wigwam

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