Take a Family-Friendly Fall Break at These Scottsdale, Arizona, Hotels

Don’t let fall slip by without a family trip to Scottsdale, Arizona. The town has plenty of family-friendly activities, and with temperatures starting to cool and the autumn breeze rolling in, Scottsdale makes for the perfect fall break for families. Here are some hotels that are a must-visit during your family travels.

© Boulders Resort & Spa

Families looking for an active escape should book a stay at Boulders Resort & Spa. The property has spacious one- to four-bedroom villas for families of all sizes. While there, make sure to check out the outdoor activities offered. Guests can join rock-climbing clinics, desert hikes and high-octane mountain biking trips. Looking for a slower paced activity? Consider the expert-led desert photography tour or a nighttime stargazing session with the resort’s resident astronomer. For golfers in the family, make sure to play a round at one or both of the championship golf courses or a more casual round at the Pebble Tees short course.

© Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess offers a luxurious stay for the whole family. At Trailblazers Kids Club & Family Recreation Center, expect a new adventure every day with interactive activities such as solar s’mores roasts, panning for gold, dodgeball competitions, nature walks and more. Little travelers can even create their own souvenir or participate in a ping pong tournament. The hotel also has six pools, including the zero-entry Sunset Beach pool, popular among younger kids with its two thrilling waterslides.

© Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa

Fun will be at the center of your trip when staying at Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Gainey Ranch. Check out Camp Hyatt to be immersed in Arizona culture and the bounty of the Sonoran Desert. Mini travelers will learn about the Grand Canyon State and the local geography, plant life and animals. Kids can even take a deep dive into the area’s Native American past and present. Other themed discoveries and adventures include “mad scientist” experiments, Wild West days and “Under the Sea” journeys.