Meeting Planners: Take Scottsdale’s Room Rate Challenge

Josh Kenzer — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:02:08 +0000

Today’s difficult economic conditions have left many meeting planners asking “Can my group afford to meet in Scottsdale?” Now with Scottsdale’s new Room Rate Challenge*, you can’t afford not to!

Simply submit a proposal to the Scottsdale CVB from any hotel or resort property from across the contiguous U.S. (except Maricopa County), Hawaii, Canada, or Caribbean and the Scottsdale CVB will work with comparable Scottsdale properties to meet or beat the room rate, dates, meeting facility space and room night requirements. This program is valid for new meetings booked and actualized in Scottsdale through March 31, 2010. This is an outstanding opportunity to take advantage of rates never seen before in our city’s history while also enjoying convenient and affordable air access, sunny weather, the unmatched beauty of the Sonoran Desert landscape and an environment where attendees can get down to business.

Submit your information now!

A Perfect Fit for Meeting Groups of All Sizes

Josh Kenzer — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 22:53:07 +0000

Scottsdale’s resorts house plenty of large meeting rooms for big events and groups, but they also boast more intimate venues for a shorter attendee list, too.

Groups seeking a relaxed setting for their next function can unwind in seclusion at Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain’s Casa Montana estate. This private, 3,500-square-foot mountainside retreat is complete with all the comforts of home like spacious bedrooms, six full baths, and a billiard room with a bar area for entertaining attendees. The retreat also features a flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi internet, and business services in an Old World Spanish atmosphere. For more information, visit www.sanctuaryaz.com.

Add a touch of intrigue to your next gathering by taking your group underground at Lon’s at the Hermosa Inn. The underground tunnel, which now stores the restaurant’s large selection of wine, is said to have housed secretive, cowboy celebrations during prohibition. But now, groups can hold intimate gatherings in this historic space which is crafted out of stone and centered around a heavy wooden table. For more information, visit www.lons.com.

Hold your next function atop the city at the Penthouses located at Hotel Valley Ho. Situated on the seventh floor of the Valley Ho’s Tower, the building offer views of downtown Scottsdale and legendary Camelback Mountain. These private modern digs also boast floor to ceiling glass walls, small break out rooms, on-site bathrooms and kitchen space. For more information, visit www.HotelValleyHo.com.

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Meeting Planners: Take Scottsdale’s Room Rate Challenge

A Perfect Fit for Meeting Groups of All Sizes