Travel Inspiration

Located in the eastern part of Maricopa County, Arizona, next to Phoenix, you’ll find the foodie haven of Scottsdale. A vibrant destination, this desert city is renowned for its golf courses, luxury resorts, trails, cacti, olive trees, and of course—its cuisine. Whether you’re on the hunt for ice cream or fine dining, savory snacks, or sweet treats, you’ve come to the right spot! Bring your appetite and head on a culinary adventure through this iconic desert landscape.

When the hot summer sun retreats, the outdoor fall fun begins! Arizona is an amazing place to visit during the fall. As the weather cools off and the crowds disperse, this desert landscape promises plenty of outdoor activities.

With its soaring red rocks, abundant sunshine, and expansive open spaces, Sedona, Arizona, is a natural playground beckoning guests to go out and have an adventure.

In Sedona, red rocks, dark skies, and twinkling stars combine to offer astronomy buffs and romantics an ideal opportunity for stargazing. Sedona is one of only 20 destinations in the world awarded the prestigious Dark Sky Community designation for places that have shown "exceptional dedication" to preserving the night sky.

Some say Sonoma, others say Sedona. Arizona might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of a wine-forward vacation, but Sedona — and the nearby Verde Valley — have become hot spots for the state's growing wine culture.

Winemaking in the Verde Valley dates back to the 17th century, but it's only been on the wine connoisseur's radar in the last decade. From your home base at Hyatt Vacation Club Sedona, Piñon Pointe, it's easy to make a day of wine tasting in nearby Cornville or Cottonwood — both are in close proximity to the resort.