Book Sanctuary Camelback Mountain with VIP Benefits

In the Mountain Casita King, a king bed and seating area with sleeper sofa occupy 500 square feet. Tile flooring and natural finishes accompany artwork and photography by local artists. Layered lighting runs through the room. The metallic-tiled bathroom has an oversized soaking tub, separate shower, vanity mirrors and a skylight.

The 1,000-square-foot Camelback Suite King has mountain views, a king bed and sofa bed. A glass-rock fireplace and custom-crafted wooden furniture sit within an interior of neutral colors and layered lighting. Its bathroom is lit from above, with metallic tiling, an oversized soaking tub and a separate shower.

A private outdoor soaking tub distinguishes the Spa Suite. Its 1,200 square feet include a king bed, spacious living area, wet bar and glass-rock fireplace, with views beyond a panoramic patio. Vibrant colors accompany sleek furnishings. A walk-in shower, mini refrigerator and single-serve coffee machine are also features of this suite.

Villa del Sol has a 3,500-square-foot, four-bedroom house with four bathrooms, a full kitchen and dining room. The living room opens to a private pool, hot tub and wraparound patio. A spa treatment room, movement studio and spacious lawn also belong to this enclave. The house has two king beds and four double beds. Four Terrace Casitas are offered separately from the house.

Each Terrace Casita measures 875 square feet and has a king bedroom, an indoor soaking tub and a private outdoor shower. Its 330-square-foot patio has a daybed, dining table and gas fireplace. A twelve-foot-high glass wall frames views of Camelback Mountain; a table and chairs furnish the interior.

Villa Roca has four bedrooms, spacious living areas, a private pool and two decks, with a modern contemporary design. Villa Luna is a multilevel estate with four bedrooms, an entertainment room and a mountainside infinity-edge pool.

Vibrant colors distinguish the three-bedroom Villa Paz, which has indoor and outdoor living areas, a spacious private patio and a fire pit. Villa Montaña uses soft earthen tones and combines a two-bedroom main residence with a two-bedroom guesthouse. An infinity-edge pool and hot tub are features of this villa.

Villa Ventana is a 2,800-square-foot home on the north side of Camelback Mountain. It has two primary bedrooms with full en-suite bathrooms and a guest bathroom. A studio-style guesthouse has its own bedroom, full bathroom and wet bar. The villa also has a full kitchen. Its bed configuration comprises three king beds.

The private heated pool is set against the mountainside, with a whirlpool at the edge of a deck overlooking the valley. An expansive suspended patio forms another part of the outdoor space. Views from the villa take in Praying Monk, Pinnacle Peak and Four Peaks.

Villa Norte is a 3,000-square-foot home in an adobe style, with Southwestern decor. It has four bedrooms with bathrooms, together with living and dining areas. Hardwood floors run through these shared spaces, which also have a wet bar and a wood-burning fireplace.

The house has a full kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances, with granite also used in the bathrooms. Outside, there is a large patio with a Jacuzzi. The villa's private tennis court has views of Camelback Mountain.

Elements pairs farm-fresh American cuisine with Asian accents and views of Paradise Valley. Seasonal menus use local and organic produce, with meat, seafood and vegetable dishes. Branzino Veracruz comes with fingerling potatoes, caperberries, tomato, olives and sweet peppers. The restaurant also serves breakfast and lunch.

At Jade Bar, a shaded patio and floor-to-ceiling windows frame the mountain landscape of Paradise Valley. Hand-selected spirits and fresh ingredients underpin the cocktails, including the Little Leaf, made with mezcal, cucumber, cilantro, cumin and jalapeno. Food ranges from bar plates to sushi.

Table XII is a private dining room with sliding glass doors opening directly into the open kitchen. The culinary team offers customizable menus, including Elements' a la carte dinner choices or a specially created prix-fixe menu.

An infinity-edge pool and two auxiliary pools provide the resort's swimming facilities. Poolside food and drink service is available at the main pool, with a delivery menu for the satellite pools. Rentable cabanas seat up to four guests and have a daybed, two chaise lounges and a dining table with chairs. An overhead fan, refrigerator, television and personal storage credenza furnish these cabanas.

The property was known as Paradise Valley Racquet Club in the 1950s and became John Gardiner's Tennis Ranch in 1965. Its current facilities include two tennis courts and eight pickleball courts. Private, semi-private and group lessons are available, along with clinics and group drills led by tennis and pickleball professionals. Clinics in each sport have a maximum of eight players.

The resort has a fitness center and movement studio. Yoga and Pilates are among its class offerings, alongside Pilates Reformer, cycle and water-fitness sessions. Private classes and one-to-one training are available in addition to group formats.

The Views Ballroom has a private lobby reception area, built-in outdoor bars and an indoor-outdoor fireplace. Its seating configurations accommodate up to 280 in theater format, 165 in classroom format and 250 at banquet rounds.

Paradise Views is a two-level venue with blue-slate hardscaping and a lawn overlooking Paradise Valley. Views Terrace is an outdoor setting for receptions and dinners. The indoor-outdoor Praying Monk venue faces the Camelback Mountain rock formation that gives it its name.

Sanctuary Spa offers an Asian-inspired treatment menu spanning massage, facials and body rituals, including the Signature Sumatra Coconut Body Ritual. The Deep Serenity treatment uses flower essences and a body mist, followed by guided breathing and sugar exfoliation. A full-service salon is also available at the resort.

The 12,000-square-foot spa has twelve indoor and outdoor treatment rooms. A co-ed quiet room, Zen meditation garden and reflection pond form part of its setting on Camelback Mountain.