Whether you're seeking boisterous sports pools for splashy fun and games, man-made rivers for inner tubing with your friends, or even relaxation on your own private island, you can probably find it at an Arizona resort. Activities range from casual poolside games to physically challenging wave-pool surfing. Show
Resorts in Phoenix Arizona Grand Resort & SpaAside from being located next to America's largest urban park and wilderness preserve, Arizona Grand Resort & Spa's central feature is its seven-acre Oasis Water Park, which offers everything from a kid-friendly splash pad to an eight-story tower with three waterslides for teens and adults. Rounding out the water features is a zero-entry wave pool for splashing about, a tubing river with rolling rapids, and a 25-person hot tub. Not staying at the resort? Non-guests can purchase a day pass to the park on select days (check the site for availability). Hilton Phoenix Resort at the PeakA popular spot for families, Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak's four-acre River Ranch Water Park attracts guests with a variety of "splashy" activities. In addition to swimming pools, the park includes a 130-foot waterslide, and a slow-moving lazy river, and beautifully lighted waterfalls. And if you want some dry-land fun, the resort's tennis courts, basketball court and miniature golf putting course are just a few steps away. Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs ResortSpread out over 80-mountainside acres, the Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort is an oasis in the desert. Enjoy a spectacular resort experience with eight pools, including The Falls Water Village, featuring two large free-form pools, furnished cabanas, 138-ft. waterslide, poolside bar and café, and a village shop for all your fun in the sun needs, scenic waterfalls and sun-soaked terraces to lounge around. JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & SpaFour acres of elaborately landscaped waterways at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort include three pools, a 1,600-foot lazy river, an 89-foot serpentine waterslide, and Griffin Bay, an "exclusive pool experience." Recently introduced Griffin Bay includes upgraded food and drink options, VIP seating and service, and a selection of luxury lounging options including plush chaise lounges and Cabana Cottages. Scottsdale Fairmont Scottsdale PrincessThe Princess welcomes families for fun yet elegant staycations. There are twisty waterslides and family-friendly pools, such as Sunset Beach—surrounded by white sand—as well as adults-only spots like the tranquil Well & Being Rooftop Pool for spa guests. Past summer activities have included weekend fireworks, strobe-light techno pool parties, and live music. Smaller children will enjoy the Sonoran Splash Pool, which has a zero-entry pool deck and a sandbox play area with beach toys. The Westin Kierland Resort & SpaHave fun in public, or with more privacy, at this Scottsdale resort. Zip along the 110-foot-long water slide or float the lazy river at the resort's Adventure Water Park. Learn to surf or bodyboard at the Kierland FlowRider wave simulator. Or rent your own private "island"—dubbed the Tommy Bahama Relaxation Reef—on a quiet cove along the lazy river, where you and your party can nosh, soak and sunbathe. Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Gainey RanchSet against the McDowell Mountains, the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale has earned rave reviews from guests for its spacious rooms, chic contemporary decor, and its expansive water playground. There are a whopping 10 pools, 20 fountains, 45 waterfalls, and a 30-foot, three-story high-speed waterslide to entertain guests of all ages. For those who prefer to stay dry, four handcrafted Italian Gondola boats await to transport them along the lovely waterways—complete with serenading Gondoliers. Tucson JW Marriott Tucson Starr PassThis mountainside resort weaves luxury into the Sonoran Desert. The JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass features an outdoor multi-level pool, whirlpool, waterslide, children's splash area and the Starr Canyon Lazy River. Grab the family and a cabana for a day of desert views and water play. Make sure to try the Plunge Poolside Dining where you can catch some rays and snack on fun fare and ice-cold beverages. When you are ready to dry off the resort offers a nightly, complimentary storytelling toast—tequila infused with fruit—of the tale of Pancho Villa winning over his future father-in-law in a drinking contest. Loews Ventana Canyon ResortTucked into the lush desert foothills north of Tucson, Loews Ventana Canyon features great hiking and cycling opportunities, as well as warm-weather water fun. The property features two signature pools and heated spas, as well as live music, pool games like table tennis, and complimentary frozen treats by the pool. The resort prides itself on its poolside concierge service—chilled towels and sunscreen, anyone?—and weekend family summer events like live music and water games like Raft Relays for the kids. For a quieter, relaxing activity, guests can feed the fish at their soothing Koi Pond tucked among the resort's beautifully landscaped grounds. Are pools open year round in Phoenix?Phoenix's public pools are open six days a week seasonally from Memorial Day weekend (May 28) through July (closed Fridays), and on weekends only August through Labor Day. All Pools will be open on the following days.
Are pools heated in Phoenix?Nearly all resorts and hotels have heated pools. As above, temperatures vary. November might be tolerable if the pool temperature is above 80, but December will be cooler. You can call a hotel and ask the temperature of their pool but accuracy can't be guaranteed.
Can you walk into a hotel and use the pool?In a word, yes. But it's also fun, and isn't hurting anyone (so long as you're respectful and keep to yourself). To be clear, this may be considered trespassing and I'm not suggesting anyone do this. However, if you were going to do it, this is how you would.
Can you swim in Phoenix in December?During the day, the temp usually gets to 50-60F (usually higher), and with the sun shining, can actually be very pleasant. I swim with a swim team at ASU in an outdoor pool year-round, at 6am. In Dec-Jan the temp could easily be 30F or lower, and we have to watch for ice patches on the pool deck.
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