One-Night Stay at The Clarendon Hotel in Phoenix
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A boutique hotel with a rooftop deck and lounge and an italian-tile pool with underwater speakers
What You Get
One-night stay for two
Valid for travel 11/20/12–12/30/12
- Option 1: $49 to stay in a deluxe room (up to a $189 value)
- Option 2: $69 to stay in a junior suite (up to a $209 value)
- Option 3: $99 to stay in a one-bedroom pool-view suite (up to a $289 value)
Valid for travel 1/1/13–2/28/13
- Option 4: $99 to stay in a deluxe room (up to a $209 value)
- Option 5: $119 to stay in a junior suite (up to a $229 value)
- Option 6: $149 to stay in a one-bedroom pool-view suite (up to a $309 value)
Book by: 12/30/12 (options 1–3) or 1/18/13 (options 4–6)
Travel by: 12/30/12 (options 1–3) or 2/28/13 (options 4–6)Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Boutique Hotel with a Palatial Pool and Trendy Lounge
At 60 feet wide and two stories tall, the glass water wall at The Oasis pool is one of the largest its kind in the world, according to The Clarendon Hotel co-owner Ben Bethel. The water cascades straight down behind The Clarendon's pool, which is bordered by colorful mosaic tiles flecked with 24-karat gold. Underwater, speakers pipe in Rat Pack–era music, and above-water, staff members hand out Otter Pops and polish guests' sunglasses. At night, the bubbling fountains and scalp-massage jets are turned down, and 1,000 stars etched into the pool's bottom illuminate, creating an inverted night sky.
The celestial views also hang above the hotel’s Skydeck lounge. This recently renovated rooftop spot offers 360-degree views of the Phoenix skyline and the nearby Phoenix Mountains. The all-natural redwood deck hosts sunset cocktail hours beneath a canopy of string lights. Downstairs at Gallo Blanco Cafe and Bar, chef and owner Doug Robson prepares authentic Mexican-style street food from scratch, including acclaimed tortas and the restaurant's signature Pico Rico burger, a 7-ounce patty topped with roasted poblano chilies and aji aioli.
Named Best Boutique Hotel in 2010 by the Phoenix New Times, The Clarendon Hotel blends midcentury modernity with southwestern kitsch. In a nod to the nearby landscape, original pop-art-style posters from famous western films hang in the guest rooms. Acrylic-accented desks and dressers sit on geometric-patterned rugs near flat-screen televisions.
Phoenix: Bustling Metropolis and Native American Culture Surrounded by Desert
Phoenix enjoys about 300 days of sunshine a year, which has helped it to balloon into the sixth-largest city by population in the United States. It's also 1 of only 12 US cities with at least four major sports teams: the Arizona Cardinals (NFL), the Phoenix Suns (NBA), the Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB), and the Phoenix Coyotes (NHL).
Though the topography of the Phoenix area is all desert, it's by no means desolate. Camelback Mountain is a designated city park area with scenic trails that wind past boulders and red-sandstone formations; climb to the very top for a view of the entire city. Or hit the themed trails at the Desert Botanical Garden filled with southwestern flora such as huge sonoran cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents. Either way, plan hikes in the early morning or twilight hours to catch the most stunning sunlit views and stay cool.
For an in-depth look at the cultures of Arizona’s indigenous population, browse the 12 exhibition galleries and sculpture garden at the Heard Museum.The collection’s nearly 40,000 pieces of art range from 500 Hopi katsina dolls to a full-size Pueblo oven. In nearby Scottsdale, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West was the renowned prairie-style architect’s winter home as well as a campus for his architecture school.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
In All Included Rooms
- 42-inch flat-screen LCD TV
- Sealy Plush pillow-top mattresses
Deluxe Rooms
- One king bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
- Adding occupants above standard: not allowed
Junior Suites
- One king bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
- Adding occupants above standard: not allowed
Pool-View Suites
- One king bed and one pullout sofa
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional adult; no charge for additional kids
Hotel Policies
- Check-in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Resort fee includes: covered parking, Internet, long-distance/international phone calls, two bottles of water, free "late-night munchies" minibar, in-room Keurig machine, morning paper, access to fitness facility, and four pool passes
- Parking: included in resort fee
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: up to two dogs up to 100 lb. may be added for $50 each per stay
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or check-in for an additional cost.
Amenities
- Gallo Blanco café and bar
- Rooftop deck and lounge
- Colorful italian-tile pool with underwater speakers
- Comfortable poolside reclining chairs and beds
- Complimentary minibar snacks available at front desk
Getting There
- By plane: about 10 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
- By transit: Light Rail, Indian School/Central Avenue stop
- By cab: about $25 from PHX
A boutique hotel with a rooftop deck and lounge and an italian-tile pool with underwater speakers
What You Get
One-night stay for two
Valid for travel 11/20/12–12/30/12
- Option 1: $49 to stay in a deluxe room (up to a $189 value)
- Option 2: $69 to stay in a junior suite (up to a $209 value)
- Option 3: $99 to stay in a one-bedroom pool-view suite (up to a $289 value)
Valid for travel 1/1/13–2/28/13
- Option 4: $99 to stay in a deluxe room (up to a $209 value)
- Option 5: $119 to stay in a junior suite (up to a $229 value)
- Option 6: $149 to stay in a one-bedroom pool-view suite (up to a $309 value)
Book by: 12/30/12 (options 1–3) or 1/18/13 (options 4–6)
Travel by: 12/30/12 (options 1–3) or 2/28/13 (options 4–6)Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Boutique Hotel with a Palatial Pool and Trendy Lounge
At 60 feet wide and two stories tall, the glass water wall at The Oasis pool is one of the largest its kind in the world, according to The Clarendon Hotel co-owner Ben Bethel. The water cascades straight down behind The Clarendon's pool, which is bordered by colorful mosaic tiles flecked with 24-karat gold. Underwater, speakers pipe in Rat Pack–era music, and above-water, staff members hand out Otter Pops and polish guests' sunglasses. At night, the bubbling fountains and scalp-massage jets are turned down, and 1,000 stars etched into the pool's bottom illuminate, creating an inverted night sky.
The celestial views also hang above the hotel’s Skydeck lounge. This recently renovated rooftop spot offers 360-degree views of the Phoenix skyline and the nearby Phoenix Mountains. The all-natural redwood deck hosts sunset cocktail hours beneath a canopy of string lights. Downstairs at Gallo Blanco Cafe and Bar, chef and owner Doug Robson prepares authentic Mexican-style street food from scratch, including acclaimed tortas and the restaurant's signature Pico Rico burger, a 7-ounce patty topped with roasted poblano chilies and aji aioli.
Named Best Boutique Hotel in 2010 by the Phoenix New Times, The Clarendon Hotel blends midcentury modernity with southwestern kitsch. In a nod to the nearby landscape, original pop-art-style posters from famous western films hang in the guest rooms. Acrylic-accented desks and dressers sit on geometric-patterned rugs near flat-screen televisions.
Phoenix: Bustling Metropolis and Native American Culture Surrounded by Desert
Phoenix enjoys about 300 days of sunshine a year, which has helped it to balloon into the sixth-largest city by population in the United States. It's also 1 of only 12 US cities with at least four major sports teams: the Arizona Cardinals (NFL), the Phoenix Suns (NBA), the Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB), and the Phoenix Coyotes (NHL).
Though the topography of the Phoenix area is all desert, it's by no means desolate. Camelback Mountain is a designated city park area with scenic trails that wind past boulders and red-sandstone formations; climb to the very top for a view of the entire city. Or hit the themed trails at the Desert Botanical Garden filled with southwestern flora such as huge sonoran cacti and other moisture-hoarding succulents. Either way, plan hikes in the early morning or twilight hours to catch the most stunning sunlit views and stay cool.
For an in-depth look at the cultures of Arizona’s indigenous population, browse the 12 exhibition galleries and sculpture garden at the Heard Museum.The collection’s nearly 40,000 pieces of art range from 500 Hopi katsina dolls to a full-size Pueblo oven. In nearby Scottsdale, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West was the renowned prairie-style architect’s winter home as well as a campus for his architecture school.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
In All Included Rooms
- 42-inch flat-screen LCD TV
- Sealy Plush pillow-top mattresses
Deluxe Rooms
- One king bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
- Adding occupants above standard: not allowed
Junior Suites
- One king bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 2
- Adding occupants above standard: not allowed
Pool-View Suites
- One king bed and one pullout sofa
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $10 per night for each additional adult; no charge for additional kids
Hotel Policies
- Check-in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Resort fee includes: covered parking, Internet, long-distance/international phone calls, two bottles of water, free "late-night munchies" minibar, in-room Keurig machine, morning paper, access to fitness facility, and four pool passes
- Parking: included in resort fee
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: up to two dogs up to 100 lb. may be added for $50 each per stay
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking or check-in for an additional cost.
Amenities
- Gallo Blanco café and bar
- Rooftop deck and lounge
- Colorful italian-tile pool with underwater speakers
- Comfortable poolside reclining chairs and beds
- Complimentary minibar snacks available at front desk
Getting There
- By plane: about 10 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
- By transit: Light Rail, Indian School/Central Avenue stop
- By cab: about $25 from PHX
Need To Know Info
- Expiration varies. Amount paid never expires.
- Must book by 12/30/12 or 1/18/13, depending on option purchased, or promotional value expires
- Must complete travel by 12/30/12 or 2/28/13 depending on option purchased
- Limit 20 per person
- Limit 20 per visit
- Valid only for option purchased
- Reservation required, subject to availability
- 24-hour cancellation notice required or fee of applicable one-night's stay up to the amount paid for Groupon applies
- Must be 21 or older to check in
- Credit card required at booking and check-in
- $17 resort fee per day not included
- 18.27% tax not included.
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