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Doubletree Resort By Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley - Scottsdale

A convenient Scottsdale resort with spacious rooms, held back by dated, cramped bathrooms and pool area noise.

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80
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Doubletree Resort By Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley offers a convenient Scottsdale location with spacious rooms, friendly staff, and Southwestern cuisine at Asadero Cocina and Cantina. Guests appreciate the cozy beds with dual chargers and pleasant outdoor breakfast settings. However, reviewers consistently complain about dated, cramped bathrooms with weak water pressure and sinks placed out in the bedroom. 9136

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What travelers noticed

  • Guests agree that the hotel sits in a convenient and desirable area of Scottsdale. 13
  • Rooms are spacious, and the beds are cozy and comfortable with handy dual chargers. 1314
  • The dining at Asadero Cocina and Cantina earns praise for contemporary Southwestern cuisine and cook-to-order breakfasts. 914
  • Reviewers consistently criticize the bathrooms for dated showers, small layouts, and below average water pressure. 14

The catch

  • Noise levels depend heavily on room location, where rooms facing the large pool experience loud echoes from daylight until late evening, while rooms at the back stay quiet. 6
  • Opinions on overall value are mixed, with some finding the stay worth the money while others feel overpriced due to dated 80s carpets and uncollected pool towels. drawn from the full read

Who it's for

  • Travelers looking for a convenient Scottsdale location
  • Guests who appreciate spacious rooms with cozy beds
  • Fans of Southwestern cuisine and outdoor dining

Skip it if

  • Light sleepers placed in rooms facing the noisy pool
  • Anyone expecting updated bathrooms with strong water pressure

Seen on camera

11 moments · 1 video · Doubletree Resort By Hilton Hotel Paradise Valley - Scottsdale

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From what I saw online, the hotel grounds are very large and it looked like a stunning hotel, but let's check it out. Th…

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And here we have the shower. So nothing special. This kind of feels dated. Kind of old. It needs to be redone, I think.

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I do love the ceilings and the decor. It's nice and cozy.

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The beds are cozy. And I like that they have this dual charger on the beds.

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My room was at the back of the hotel, and it was really quiet back here.

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One thing I did find is that the lobby area the carpet was stained. And again, this goes with the idea that it's a very…

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Maybe they don't have enough staff to take care of everything, but it's a nice hotel, don't get me wrong, but it needs s…

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And they do have quite a selection for their menu.

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I ended up getting the tacos and they weren't bad. They weren't great. They weren't my favorite, but they're not bad.

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But again, as I walked back through the pool area, there's just trash that's not picked up. People's towels are everywhe…

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Is this worth the money? Yeah, it was worth the money. I enjoyed my time here.

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Score breakdown

How the 80/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.

Bathroom

86
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  • The beds are functionally the same, you get a sink, a bath, DT has a better tv, while quality inn has more plugs for my phone and a desk lamp, etc etc. 6
  • The sliding shower door was perfect for cramped space, but it was inconvenient to shut the door after getting in; I had to slide a heavy, handleless sheet of glass. 14

Location

89
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  • From what I saw online, the hotel grounds are very large and it looked like a stunning hotel, but let's check it out. This area is also in an amazing part of Scottsdale. It's just beautiful here and conveniently located. 130:10
  • The hotel's location is desirable, but if you are looking for an enjoyable resort experience, I suggest you look somewhere else that can truly deliver a complete resort experience. 14

Room

81
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  • Yea my wife and I stayed at a cambria, and its basically what you said, maybe a step down, and business otiented. But everything was fancy and we got upgraded to their best room, ritzy bar, good food, felt hoppin. 6
  • I do love the ceilings and the decor. It's nice and cozy. 132:25

Service

84
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  • In addition, the waiter checked on us frequently and provided excellent service, which is always appreciated. 14
  • +1 for Camelback Inn. Iconic, historic property and great service and vibes 12

Bed & Sleep

85
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Value

81
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  • Phoenician is always worth the splurge, my wife and I have been staying there for over 20 years and I wouldn't complain about a whole lot. 12
  • Is this worth the money? Yeah, it was worth the money. I enjoyed my time here. 1318:12

Where it is, how to reach it

5401 N. Scottsdale Rd.
Scottsdale, Arizona
85250-7090 USA

Details checked 2026-09-04

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Where it sits

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Stay value

How this property reads against the hotels we cover alongside it. Measured on review evidence, not on a nightly rate.

Right in line

On par with what $ usually buys

Scores 2 points below the modest median of 82, across 178 hotels in the same bracket. In Scottsdale it sits 6 points below the local median of 86.

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This hotel
80
Bracket median
82
Index median
88

Based on 178 comparable hotels.

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  • 1 mention
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No location within the hotel draws repeated complaints yet.

Where travelers agree — and don’t

The topics reviewers split on most. A wide bar means your experience depends on which room you get — or whose opinion you trust.

Noise
85
Location
74
Service
69
Food
63
Room
52
Bathroom
39
Value
5
View the 51 things travelers said behind this verdict

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Service11 mentions · 3 filmed
  • Most do appreciate the DoubleTree's friendly customer service, as well as the on-site amenities, such as the two pools and tennis courts. 9
  • +1 for Camelback Inn. Iconic, historic property and great service and vibes 12
  • Hard to rate. Staff friendly. Rooms clean and big enough. 6
  • I mean there's a bar, the staff seems a little more seasoned and professional, and the building seems a little better maintained, but I'm paying double just for the room what I could pay for a quality inn, even without my friends and family discount. 6
  • I'm not sure if it was the time of year we went, but the hotel never felt too crowded during the day and we had such quick service. 12
  • Hotel Adeline isn't the nicest property but the staff is generally helpful, rooms are kept clean but the pool vibe on the weekend can be young and loud. 12
  • One thing I did find is that the lobby area the carpet was stained. And again, this goes with the idea that it's a very nice hotel, but it's just not kept up to what it could or should be. On camera139:05
  • Maybe they don't have enough staff to take care of everything, but it's a nice hotel, don't get me wrong, but it needs some upkeep. On camera1313:55
  • I was assisted immediately, but the check-in representative struggled to find my itinerary. 14
  • But again, as I walked back through the pool area, there's just trash that's not picked up. People's towels are everywhere. It just seems like nobody is here to clean up and maintenance the hotel like on a regular basis. On camera1316:04
  • In addition, the waiter checked on us frequently and provided excellent service, which is always appreciated. 14
Bathroom6 mentions · 1 filmed
  • As mentioned before, the bathroom was pretty small, and I could understand why there was a powder room to compensate for the lack of space. 14
  • The beds are functionally the same, you get a sink, a bath, DT has a better tv, while quality inn has more plugs for my phone and a desk lamp, etc etc. 6
  • The shower used a standard showerhead, and the water pressure was below average. 14
  • The bathroom layout is odd in that the counter and sink are in the bedroom, not bathroom. 6
  • And here we have the shower. So nothing special. This kind of feels dated. Kind of old. It needs to be redone, I think. On camera131:46
  • The sliding shower door was perfect for cramped space, but it was inconvenient to shut the door after getting in; I had to slide a heavy, handleless sheet of glass. 14
Food17 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The all American breakfast was decent as well; the eggs were cooked perfectly as ordered and the breakfast sausages were snappy and delicious. 14
  • According to their website their rooms don't offer a microwave, but if you pay a higher rate items can be brought to the room. $25 for breakfast seems pretty steep. 6
  • Other than the birds, the food was good; my chorizo burrito was slightly greasy, but the cheese melted perfectly, and the potatoes were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. 14
  • Yes you're an uber ride to old town, but the restaurants on-site are fantastic. 12
  • I would stay at the global ambassador. Close to old town. New and the spa and restaurants are great. 12
  • And when it comes to cooking up contemporary Southwestern cuisine, travelers say that chef Don Molinich does a wonderful job at Asadero Cocina and Cantina. 9
  • Yea my wife and I stayed at a cambria, and its basically what you said, maybe a step down, and business otiented. But everything was fancy and we got upgraded to their best room, ritzy bar, good food, felt hoppin. 6
  • Choice also has free breakfast, while had to pay $25 for the same exact thing this morning. 6
  • And they do have quite a selection for their menu. On camera1314:33
  • Then with the breakfast, I pay $80 for a room with ammenities that includes free breakfast at quality, while at DT I pay $25 extra for the same thing. 6
  • That adds ups quickly. They also charge for breakfast! I'm surprised they don't nickel and dime you more with an attendant at the pool selling swimming tickets, charge for ice and god help you if you want clean towels. 6
  • If you can swing the Global I don't think you'll be disappointed. Yes you're an uber ride to old town, but the restaurants on-site are fantastic. 12
  • And you had a host that you were expected to tip for saying "sit anywhere you want" and "how's the food you got from the buffet," I mean the guy was super nice and hard working and I was happy to tip him like 40%, cuz of all the crap he was taking from the other customers (one guy walked out cuz they wouldn't make him a personalized egg white omelet). 6
  • The food itself was the exact same as at choice (though I will admit the quality of the actual cooking at choice free breakfast can vary quite a bit). 6
  • But everything was fancy and we got upgraded to their best room, ritzy bar, good food, felt hoppin. Definitely better than home lol. 6
  • Made Market is ideal for breakfast on-the-go, serving Starbucks coffee, bagels, and pastries 9
  • Both have greats pools and a good restaurant. 12
Location5 mentions · 1 filmed
  • Andaz is in a weird location, kind of like they just plopped it down anywhere just to be on Scottsdale Road. 12
  • The hotel's location is desirable, but if you are looking for an enjoyable resort experience, I suggest you look somewhere else that can truly deliver a complete resort experience. 14
  • Mountain Shadows is nice, I just hate the location. 12
  • From what I saw online, the hotel grounds are very large and it looked like a stunning hotel, but let's check it out. This area is also in an amazing part of Scottsdale. It's just beautiful here and conveniently located. On camera130:10
  • Stay at Montelucia unless you want to walk to Sumo Maya. You know that run down house that was bought by an investor and was redone with the purpose of "flipping"? That is the feel Andaz has to me. I do enjoy Weft and Warp though. 12
Room8 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The room is pretty much the exact same, except most of the Choice hotels I've stayed at have a microwave, and a desk lamp. DT has neither. 6
  • Yea my wife and I stayed at a cambria, and its basically what you said, maybe a step down, and business otiented. But everything was fancy and we got upgraded to their best room, ritzy bar, good food, felt hoppin. 6
  • I do love the ceilings and the decor. It's nice and cozy. On camera132:25
  • While it was comfortable, it wasn't anything to rave about. There was a spacious nightstand on each side of the bed, and I really enjoyed the vibe from the wall lamps. They used brass and bamboo materials to create a unique tropical/modern atmosphere. 14
  • Instead of a traditional work desk, the room had a round table with one computer chair. I understood the property's intention to have a non-traditional desk in a resort setting, but I questioned the chair since it felt out of place. 14
  • However, there are mixed feelings about the decor: Some love the cozy feel of exposed wooden ceilings and muted hues, but others mention that the design, especially in the bathrooms, seemed outdated and not up to par with other nearby hotels. 9
  • I enjoyed staying in a spacious room and appreciated having an actual cook-to-order breakfast in an outdoor setting. 14
  • The bed was the room's centerpiece, featuring a faux leather headboard and an oddly positioned art piece above it. While it was comfortable, it wasn't anything to rave about. 14
Noise2 mentions · 1 filmed
  • Half of the hotel faces out to the large pool area which can be so noisy from daylight until after ten. Those facing the pool, all, will never know quite. The design causes a huge echo and you can hear everything, every conversation, every child scream. 6
  • My room was at the back of the hotel, and it was really quiet back here. On camera134:28
Value2 mentions · 1 filmed
  • Is this worth the money? Yeah, it was worth the money. I enjoyed my time here. On camera1318:12
  • Phoenician is always worth the splurge, my wife and I have been staying there for over 20 years and I wouldn't complain about a whole lot. 12

What we still don't know

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  • No reviewer has named an individual room number here yet.
  • Nothing reliable said about room types.
  • Nothing reliable said about floor level.
  • Nothing reliable said about building or wing.
  • Nothing reliable said about view.
  • Nothing reliable said about position on the floor.
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Deep coverage · 19/100

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  1. 12
    Indecisive couple deciding where to stay? : r/Scottsdale
    reddit.comForum thread2025-09-18Recent16 quotes used
    +1 for Camelback Inn. Iconic, historic property and great service and vibes
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    Hotel Review: DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Hotel Paradise ...
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    As mentioned before, the bathroom was pretty small, and I could understand why there was a powder room to compensate for the lack of space.
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    Doubletree Paradise Valley : r/Scottsdale
    reddit.comForum thread2019-10-07Ageing1 quote used
    Awesome resort, although the carpets look like they're from the 80s.
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