WestWorld, TPC Scottsdale & Mayo Clinic, Pool, Spa

Your quiet desert home base, with resort perks at your door. Walk to the pool, work out in the fitness center, or let the dog run at the pet park. Then come back to a bright, comfy 3 BR with a fully equipped kitchen, ultra-fast Wi-Fi, and a Smart TV.

Self check-in with a smart lock, free parking, and zero stress. Whether it’s a golf trip, a family getaway, or a long stay, you’ll feel at home from the first night.

This 3-bedroom, North Scottsdale apartment sleeps 4-6 guests and is designed for groups who want more room to spread out than the guest count strictly requires — an extra bedroom that can serve as a home office, a nursery, a quiet space for someone who needs to rest separately, or simply breathing room for a smaller group traveling in comfort rather than at capacity. Each of the three bedrooms is a private, closed-door room, not a converted den or a curtained-off corner, and the layout keeps bedrooms separate from the shared living space so no one has to pass through someone else's room to reach the kitchen or living area.

The kitchen is fully equipped for real cooking — a proper refrigerator, real cookware, and enough space to prepare actual meals rather than reheating something in a microwave. With three bedrooms and only 4-6 guests, you're not fighting for counter space or bathroom time the way you might in a maxed-out unit. In-unit or on-site laundry means you can pack light and do a load mid-stay instead of hauling luggage for a week-plus trip.

The location does a lot of the work.

This unit sits in North Scottsdale, near the base of the McDowell Mountains, chosen specifically for what's within a few miles.

TPC Scottsdale — home to the Waste Management Phoenix Open and the legendary par-3 16th hole — is roughly four miles away. For a golf trip where one bedroom becomes storage for clubs and gear while the group still has room to spread out, that extra space matters. You're close enough to the course that an early tee time doesn't cost you sleep, and close enough to get back, change, and be out for dinner within fifteen minutes.

Families will find OdySea Aquarium nearby — the largest aquarium in the Southwest, along with the Butterfly Wonderland in the same complex — a genuinely full, air-conditioned day out that works even when the desert afternoon heat makes outdoor plans impractical. With three bedrooms, a family of 4-6 has room for kids to spread out after a big day, or for a grandparent traveling along to have their own space rather than sharing a room.

If your trip is timed around WestWorld of Scottsdale — the Arabian Horse Show, car shows, or any of the large events hosted there — the extra bedroom here is useful for gear, costumes, or simply having a place to decompress between event days that a single hotel room can't offer. Groups attending multi-day events consistently do better with a full apartment than a hotel block split across rooms.

For guests here for care at either Mayo Clinic campus, the extra bedroom in this unit can make a real difference. A patient can have a quiet room to rest in, a caregiver or family member can have their own space nearby, and there's still a third bedroom free for a visiting relative or simply unused breathing room during a stressful stretch. Add a full kitchen so you're not living on takeout and laundry so you're not packing for an open-ended stay, and this becomes a meaningfully easier place to be than a hotel room during medical treatment.

And for guests drawn by the desert landscape itself, the McDowell Sonoran Preserve — one of the largest urban preserves in the country — has trailheads a short drive away, from an easy morning walk to a serious climb with valley-wide views. Pinnacle Peak, Troon, and Tom's Thumb are all close enough for a pre-breakfast hike to be a realistic part of the day rather than a special trip.

Why the extra bedroom matters for a group of 4-6

Three bedrooms for four to six guests means no one is sharing a room out of necessity — this layout is for groups who want the option of separate space even when the headcount doesn't require it. That could be two couples who each want their own room and still have a spare for guests, a family with an older child who wants their own space, or a smaller group where one bedroom doubles as a quiet workspace for anyone handling calls or work remotely during the trip.

This unit is one of four we run in North Scottsdale as a family-run business, not a single spare property rented out between other things. That means the same consistent cleanliness, the same stocked essentials, and a host who's actually reachable, across every unit we manage. Having built this as a parent myself, the focus has always been on creating a place that feels genuinely comfortable for a family — not the generic, over-styled feel a lot of short-term rentals have.

We're also set up for stays that don't fit the standard weekend-trip mold — extended visits tied to Mayo Clinic treatment, traveling professionals working locally for weeks at a time, or insurance-related housing after a home displacement. If your stay is longer or more complicated than a typical vacation, message us through your booking platform and we're glad to work with you on it.

Whether you're here for a golf trip with room to spare, a family visit centered on OdySea and the trail network, or something longer tied to medical care or work, this three-bedroom unit gives a group of 4-6 more space than they strictly need — and a location that puts nearly everything North Scottsdale offers within a short drive.