Boutique Hotels in Old Town Scottsdale

3 boutique hotels in Old Town Scottsdale with rooftop pools, spas, and design-led interiors. Compare rates, see photos, and book now.

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Nice95 total reviews
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1149 yd from City Center387 yd from Fiesta Bowl Museum
WET DeckAway SpaSushi Roku
  • Exclusive DJ nightlife events
  • Iconic WET Deck pool
  • Sushi Roku Omakase dining
FromUS$ 268 /nightSelect
7.3
Very good422 total reviews
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618 yd from City Center188 yd from Scottsdale Mall
Outdoor PoolsOn-site SpaAmerican Bistro
  • Vibrant pool parties with DJs
  • Complimentary bikes to explore
  • Colorful modern design in Old Town
FromUS$ 73 /nightSelect
8.5
Great598 total reviews
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1299 yd from City Center447 yd from Camelback and Miller Plaza Shopping Center
International RestaurantOutdoor PoolHot Tub
  • Full-service international restaurant on-site
  • Heated outdoor pool with relaxing patios
  • Walking distance to nightlife and shopping
FromUS$ 94 /nightSelect

Old Town Scottsdale blends Sonoran Desert scenery with a walkable core of art galleries, southwestern cuisine, and nightlife. Boutique hotels in this district place you within minutes of the Scottsdale Waterfront and the vibrant entertainment along East Main Street. Accommodations range from design-forward properties like the W Scottsdale, which features a spa and pool scene, to value-oriented options like the Best Western Plus Sundial, known for its complimentary breakfast and central location near the performing arts center.

Travelers can expect personalized service, distinctive architecture, and amenities such as rooftop pools, on-site dining, and curated art collections. Rates typically fall between $150 and $400 per night, depending on season and hotel tier. For a relaxed stay with easy access to dining and shopping, consider the Hotel Solaya, a JDV by Hyatt property offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant serving American classics. When booking, check for package deals that include parking or resort credits to maximize your budget.