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Welcome to Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort and Spa in Phoenix
This hotel has 500 guestrooms, all of which include a patio or balcony with views of mountains, desert, river, or golf course. Half of the rooms are in the Pima wing, and half are in the Maricopa wing, each with cream-colored walls and traditional tribal designs in furniture, fabrics, and decorative items. All rooms are non-smoking, with mini-bars and high-speed Internet access (fee). Deluxe king - Imposing views of surrounding scenery. One king bed with premium bedding. Marble baths have phones, luxury toiletries, and separate showers and tubs. Traditional room - More distant views. One king bed or two double beds with premium bedding. Marble baths have phones, luxury toiletries, and separate showers and tubs.
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Ko'Sin - Ko'Sin means "kitchen," and this casual 180-seat restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu features American cuisine with Southwestern touches: pancakes and burritos, burgers and chili-seared shrimp fajitas, peppered tuna filet and penne pasta. Dining is both indoors and outdoors, with views of the Estrella Mountains. Kai - This signature restaurant features local foods grown on Gila River farms, including vegetables, citrus, wheat, melons, pistachios, olives, and aqua-farmed fish. Some recipes are hundreds of years old and some are innovative versions of traditional dishes, such as lobster on Indian fry bread and chicken breast with blue-corn crust. Hanyo Poolside Bar and Grill - An outdoor restaurant among the free-form pools, Hanyo ("oasis") offers a full menu for those who want to dine poolside. The bar specializes in rum drinks. Whirlwind Golf Club House restaurant and lounge - Southwestern cuisine for breakfast and lunch in view of the links. Aji Spa-Health Bar - Light fare and healthy drinks with views of the gardens. Open daily. Lobby Lounge - Set by the soft sounds of a waterfall in the resort's open-air lobby, the lounge serves light appetizers and signature cocktails, along with panoramic views.
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What to expect: Opened in fall 2002, this resort in the Gila River Indian Community is designed with earth-colored stucco exteriors and interiors featuring artwork by Native Americans. One wing of the resort uses Pima decorative motifs; the other, Maricopa. In the glass-walled lobby, museum cases display traditional handiwork. Telephone operators, who answer "How can I care for you?," echo local hospitality traditions. Amenity highlights: Attractions include two 18-hole golf courses, tennis courts, horseback riding, four outdoor swimming pools, and an 111-foot waterslide. The 17,500-square-foot Aji (meaning sanctuary) spa and fitness center offers a full array of body and beauty treatments, spa, sauna, and exercise classes amid elegant surroundings decorated with dark woods, leather couches, plush fabrics, and muted desert colors. Insider tip: Regularly scheduled one-hour walking tours explore the various artworks and architectural significance of the resort. The Huhugam Heritage Center, a museum that includes Native American archaeological collections, art exhibits, classes, and a gift shop, is 1 mile away.
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