VIP Fast Pass Christmas Experience at 5-Star Fairmont Scottsdale Princess with Hotel Stay & Waived Resort Fee

Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
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Blanca
29 days ago
I loved the in-room dinner service as well as our delicious dinner. Our room had a beautiful view of your pools and patios. The highlight of our stay was to see my family, especially my granddaughters enjoy and have so much fun at the pumkin patch event.

AAA Five Diamond resort with 5 restaurants and lounges, 6 pools, its own beach, golf courses and a full slate of Christmas fun for all ages.

What You Get

  • Stay for two in a king room or up to four in a two-queen room
  • Kids 17 or younger stay free
  • Admission and VIP Express Wristband for up to three for Kings, up to four for a queen to all Christmas at the Princess activities.
  • ALL RESERVATIONS ARE STRICTLY NON-REFUNDABLE

Christmas at the Princess

Book an overnight stay and receive VIP treatment and experience Christmas magic across the resort. Here's what's waiting for you (and why you don't want to miss it):

  • VIP Express wristbands - skip the general admission lines (Number of wristbands based on the maximum occupancy of your room type booked.)
  • Desert Ice Skating Rink - glide across the ice surrounded by sparkling palm trees and desert stars
  • Lagoon Lights - stroll through millions of shimmering lights and whimsical holiday displays
  • The Village - roast marshmallows, ride the Chair Lift Ferris Wheel, and slide down Snow Mountain Ice Slide
  • Twinkle Town - a magical land filled with twinkling lights, delectable light bites, Christmas-themed rides
  • Santa's Mailroom and Photos with Santa - visit Santa for unforgettable photo ops
  • Enchanted Plaza Shows - enjoy nightly light, music, and snowfall spectaculars
  • Holiday dining experiences - festive food, themed cocktails, and seasonal bites throughout the resort
    • Special holiday décor and photo moments throughout the resort grounds
    • And so much more!

When the magic unfolds:

Hotel at a Glance: Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

This 5-star, AAA Five Diamond resort stands out like an oasis in the middle of the desert: it has six pools, a lagoon, and 65 manicured acres of desert plants, water fountains, and fire pits. Within the resort’s extravagant complex, guests will find towering water slides, relaxing poolside cabanas, traditional Spanish-inspired architecture, and modern amenities. This confluence of luxury and fun has helped earn the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess a Five Diamond rating from AAA since 1991.

  • Go on a Christmas Adventure: Celebrate the Christmas holiday with the entire family. Ride the train through the magnificent Lagoon Lights, take a whirl on the Ferris wheel, write a letter to Santa and watch the colorful new Starlights: An Electric Symphony Show!
  • Included perks: Guests can enjoy access to our new pickleball court, cruising bikes and a $30 credit towards a Well & Being body or facial treatment.
  • Restaurant spotlight: Enjoy cuts of Angus beef at chef Michael Mina's Bourbon Steak, one of five onsite restaurants.
  • Tee off: On one of the TPC-level golf courses.
  • Fairmont guest rooms: Feature a contemporary, chic southwest design highlighted by soft, neutral desert colors providing an inviting retreat for all. Rooms feature luxurious polished stone and modern, spacious walk-in showers.

Scottsdale, Arizona: Stucco Mansions amid Rocky Desert Landscape

Scottsdale once served as ranch land where farmers grew oranges and lemons and cowboys kicked up dust in the fierce, dry heat of the Sonoran Desert. That era earned Scottsdale the nickname of “The West's Most Western Town.” Today, it is an affluent city landscaped with lush green grass and lined with stucco mansions. For a glimpse of the city's Old West roots, head to Old Town Scottsdale, where wooden boardwalks and hitching posts sit in front of a retro ice cream parlor and rustic specialty shops.

Upon arriving in Scottsdale, you know you're in the desert—cacti and tumbleweeds dot the landscape, and dry shrubs and gnarled trees cover the McDowell Mountains in the distance. To get a closer look at Southwestern flora, head to the Desert Botanical Garden. There, themed trails wind past huge cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents, best seen in the cooler early morning or twilight hours.

Amenities

  • Six swimming pools, one with a beach
  • Water slides and cabanas
  • 18-hole championship golf course
  • Five restaurants and lounges
  • Full-service spa
  • On-site shuttle service

Other Details

Room Details

Fairmont King Room & Signature King Room

  • One king bed
  • Standard occupancy: 2
  • Maximum occupancy: 3

Fairmont Queen-Queen Room & Signature Queen-Queen Room

  • Two queen beds - rollaway beds are not permitted
  • Standard occupancy: 2
  • Maximum occupancy: 4

Hotel Policies

  • Check in: 4 p.m.
  • Check out: 11 a.m.
  • Waived Daily Resort Experience Fee (valued at $62.71) Includes:
    • Unlimited local, domestic, long-distance (contiguous 48 states) and 1-800 access calls from your guest room
    • $30 Well & Being credit toward a body or facial treatment per paid night, valid once per day.
      • Spa treatments receive access to Well & Being Spa amenities for the day, including:
        • Co-ed waterfall treatment pool
        • Sauna
        • Steam room
        • Aromatherapy lounge
      • credit not cumulative and valid once per day
    • On-site transportation service (guest rooms, restaurants, spa, pools, and meeting spaces)
    • Shuttle transportation service to and from Toro Latin Restaurant & Rum Bar, TPC Scottsdale and Grayhawk golf courses
    • Preferred TPC Scottsdale rates and tee times
    • Golf bag storage at the resort
    • Business services offered at front desk (printing, photocopying, and faxing of documents for guest personal use)
    • Electric vehicle charging stations
    • Infused water stations available in the lobby
      • Fruit and specialty lemonade available from 3 to 6pm.
      • Coffee available in the lobby from 2 am to 6am.
      • Boxed water available all day.
    • Jogger station: (2) water bottles, towels and running trail map available between 6 and 9 am at Guest Services
    • Bicycles: Cruising bikes are available 7 am to 5 pm on a first-come, first-served basis, for one-hour usage, daily
    • Overnight shoeshine (one pair per room per night)
    • Luggage storage for up to 12 hours (gratuity not included)
    • Item purchase delivery from Fairmont Floral, Well & Being Spa, Well & Being Spa Lifestyle Boutique, Maverick, Anna J, Provisions and Reflections to your guest room (up to five rooms)
    • Access to the Pickle Ball court. Pickle Ball equipment pick up available at Trailblazers.
  • Parking: self parking available for an additional $28 per day; valet available for an additional $40 per day
  • Smoking policy: Smoking is not permitted.
  • Pet policy: please contact property for pet restrictions and fees.
  • Accessibility: please contact property for handicap accessibility requests or options.
  • Room upgrades: upgrades may be available at check-in for an additional cost.

Christmas at the Princess:

Admission and VIP Express Wristband for up to three for king-bed rooms; up to four for queen-bed rooms to all Christmas at the Princess activities. Wristband activities include the following:

  • VIP Express wristbands - skip the general admission lines (Number of wristbands based on the maximum occupancy of your room type booked.)
  • Desert Ice Skating Rink - glide across the ice surrounded by sparkling palm trees and desert stars
  • Lagoon Lights - stroll through millions of shimmering lights and whimsical holiday displays
  • The Village - roast marshmallows, ride the Chair Lift Ferris Wheel, and slide down Snow Mountain Ice Slide
  • Twinkle Town - a magical land filled with twinkling lights, delectable light bites, Christmas-themed rides
  • Santa's Mailroom and Photos with Santa - visit Santa for unforgettable photo ops
  • Enchanted Plaza Shows - enjoy nightly light, music, and snowfall spectaculars
  • Holiday dining experiences - festive food, themed cocktails, and seasonal bites throughout the resort
    • Special holiday décor and photo moments throughout the resort grounds
    • And so much more!

When the magic unfolds:

Optional activities available for purchase, advance reservations are required:

  • Aurora Ice: Christmas Classics
  • Desert Ice Skating Rink
  • Photos with Santa
  • VIP Fire tables & Igloos
  • Chateau Champagne
  • Ultimate Santa Experience
  • Christmas Quest Interactive Bubble Wand & Sword

Need To Know Info

  • All reservations are STRICTLY non-refundable
  • No-shows will be charged total Groupon rate
  • Traveler name must match ID at time of check-in
  • No refunds will be processed by Groupon after check-in
  • Must be 21 or older to check in; at least one registered room occupant must be 21 or older to stay
  • Credit card required at check-in
  • $120 nightly incidental authorization on a valid credit card required at check in
  • Waived daily resort experience fee valued at $62.71 tax inclusive
  • Rates may vary by date and are subject to availability
  • Dates cannot be changed once booked; valid only for night(s) purchased
  • Final price at checkout may include an additional Groupon service fee, which Groupon retains as compensation for facilitating your reservation; this fee will not exceed 6% of the nightly cost of the reservation
  • Offers are subject to availability and are NOT available to groups or persons attending meetings or conventions
  • Not available for existing or consecutive reservations
  • Any additional charges will be the responsibility of the guest at check out and will be applied to the credit card on file
  • The offer is valid per room, per day and may not be combined with any other offer
  • Not valid with rewards points
  • Total price is inclusive of all taxes and fees
  • Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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About Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

Customer Reviews

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Blanca
1 rating|1 review
I loved the in-room dinner service as well as our delicious dinner. Our room had a beautiful view of your pools and patios. The highlight of our stay was to see my family, especially my granddaughters enjoy and have so much fun at the pumkin patch event.
Elizabeth
10 ratings|4 reviews
This Groupon allowed my family to experience a level of hospitality we have never experienced and would never experience had this Groupon not existed. Thanks Groupon. The princess hotel is beautiful.
Debi
11 ratings|2 reviews
Awesome experience. Must report that server Mina at the bar nearest our room 2069 was amazing. She is so sweet and made us feel like family. Hotel should do all they can to keep her. The only negative or suggestion that I would say was there was no mircowave in the room. For the pricing it should be included. Everything else was wonderful. Thank you.
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BostonExplorer32
5 Star Experience. Here for conference and stayed in enormous ‘Privado’ wing suite. Check-in was fast and easy. Suite was very thoughtfully designed: living room had desk, couch, working gas fireplace, coffee/espresso maker, hot water pot for tea, refrigerator. Bedroom & bed comfortable, and quiet: slept like a baby. Bathroom was very large with spacious walk in shower. Everything worked. Staff are terrific. You get your steps in walking the large property, or can take one of the many roving golf carts offering rides to guests. Conference facilities were first rate and food was fine. We had a good dinner at Toro restaurant, accessible by shuttle. Checkout was fast. They did put a mistaken minibar charge for 2 Cokes on my bill, but reversed it when I called.
JRDogMama
Back for more! We booked one of the larger rooms in the Privado area, which did exist before; however, they've remodeled the units and added the private entry and building. Really enjoyed our 'villa,' proximity to everything at the property, and to the Privado building itself, where you can grab little snacks (think trail mix, cookies, meat/cheese/crackers depending on time of day), coffee, pop, or water complimentary, wine for a price. Our favorite pool is still the Privado pool and they've stepped-up the furniture that's in the area now, though they never did light either of the firepits any night that we were there. This pool is smaller, but hidden and meant to be exclusive to those in the Privado area. The other pools are slammed, particularly with families and kids. We did have an adjoining door on our villa, which isn't ideal, though I'm not sure if they're available without. The first couple of days there was a family on the other side of that door with little kids and they'd all SCREAM in the mornings, which was so terrible. Thankfully new guests moved-in for the second half of the week that were far more respectful with the volume of their voices. We also visited the spa, Privado guests get access to the entire spa (steam room, sauna, lavender-scented room, hot tub, and cold plunge), plus the rooftop pool and gym (classes daily that are great), so that was really fantastic. Facial was tremendous, highly recommend. Service overall at the resort is top-notch, every employee we encountered was friendly and kind. Only had one run-in at the Thanksgiving brunch where our server tried to get one over on us with the tip (attempted to get a double tip by not including it on the original receipt, so we had to ask to get it corrected), but the spread was phenomenal. Had lunch at Toro, which is right on the TPC course (short shuttle ride away) and highly recommend going over there. All the food was amazing, the atmosphere is really cool, and so fun to see that view of the course with all the stadium seating going up!
Pioneer57628111025
Worst resort stay in my life I’m writing to share our experience because our recent stay at this resort was far from relaxing and nowhere near the standard we expected from a Fairmont property. When we checked in, the bellman told us the only restaurant open was serving until 5pm. After a long day of travel, we rushed over—only to learn they had actually closed at 3pm. We ended up eating pool bar food just to get something in our system. Once we finally got to our room, we tried to put our toddler down for a much-needed nap, but extremely loud music was blasting from outside. We called the front desk multiple times with no answer and even emailed the concierge because the noise was preventing our son from sleeping. At the same time, our AC wasn’t working, and repeated calls for help went unanswered. After several failed attempts to get our son to sleep, we had to give up and rush to dinner. Dinner at La Hacienda was another disappointment. They do not make any modifications, and the meats are all heavily pre-seasoned—either extremely salty or spicy. The chef even refused to butterfly a filet. After sending back two meals, the only things we could actually eat were rice and chips. This is definitely not a family-friendly restaurant and not a place I’d recommend for anyone with dietary needs, kids, or simply wanting a relaxing meal. On top of all this, the resort is hosting a massive holiday event. If you’re looking for peace or rest, this is not the place. The front desk assured us the music would end at 10pm, but it continued far beyond that night after night. It honestly felt like trying to sleep in the middle of a rave, times a hundred. They described it as “Disneyland in the desert,” and that’s exactly what it felt like. We had no idea what we were walking into. Meanwhile, our AC issue continued for almost three days. It would randomly turn on and off, blowing hot or cold air on its own, and the constant temperature swings eventually got me sick. After more than 17 attempts, unanswered calls, and multiple “We’ll call you back” promises that never happened, it was finally confirmed that the AC didn’t work. Our parents’ AC was fixed sooner, but when they eventually moved us to another room, it ended up being in an even louder part of the resort. Our spa visit was also disappointing. During my facial, the esthetician’s hands smelled strongly of garlic—even through her gloves. She mentioned she had been chopping garlic earlier, which was distracting and completely out of place for a luxury spa experience. Between the noise, misinformation, lack of sleep, broken AC, unresponsive staff, disappointing dining, and the spa incident, this trip fell far below expectations. The repeated “How can we make it better?” lines felt scripted because nothing actually improved. There were several more issues, but the bottom line is simple: If you’re looking for relaxation, this is not the resort for you—especially during the holiday event season. Visit for the lights at night if you’re curious, but stay elsewhere if you value rest, quiet, reliability, or even basic follow-through. Looking back, the disorganization, lack of communication, and constant misinformation should’ve been my first red flag that this resort just didn’t have its systems—or its guest experience—together.

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