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Relax in a light-filled 575 sq. ft. Villa at Kimpton Miralina Resort and Villas, where hardwood flooring and thin carpet blend with blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning for restorative privacy. The room offers a peaceful resort-grounds view and is designed to welcome guests who need wheelchair accessibility, with access via exterior corridors and closed-captioned television for inclusive entertainment.
The one-bedroom layout comfortably sleeps 4 on two Queen Beds dressed in Frette Italian sheets, hypo-allergenic premium bedding and pillowtop mattresses. A private bathroom includes a roll-in shower and accessible fixtures; guests will find bathrobes, designer toiletries (shampoo, shower gel, soap), towels and a hair dryer ready on arrival, and toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request. Entertainment features include a 42-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels, pay movies and an iPod dock, and a complimentary crib is available for families. Please note rollaway/extra beds are not available.
Modern conveniences in the Villa keep your stay effortless: a coffee and tea maker, minibar, dining table and in-room climate control are provided, along with free Wi‑Fi in guest rooms. The Villa supports both family travel and accessible stays while retaining Kimpton Miralina’s attentive comforts, making it an inviting base for exploring the resort’s pools, dining and spa amenities or simply unwinding on the grounds.

















The Villa has a peaceful view over the resort grounds. It is reached by exterior corridors. The resort sits on 40 acres between Camelback and Mummy Mountains in Paradise Valley, so the setting is calm and green rather than busy.
Yes. The Villa is designed with wheelchair accessibility in mind. It has a roll-in shower, closed-captioned TV and access via exterior corridors. Hardwood flooring and thin carpet make up the floors.
It is a private bathroom with a roll-in shower. Guests find bathrobes, designer toiletries including shampoo and soap, towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.
The Villa has a 42-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels, pay movies and an iPod dock. It also has a coffee and tea maker, a minibar and a dining table. Blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning help with rest, and Wi-Fi is free in the guest rooms.
A mandatory daily resort fee applies. It covers self-parking, Wi-Fi, pool access, fitness center access, fitness and yoga classes, in-room coffee, phone calls and business center access. The exact nightly amount varies by booking, so check it when you reserve.
The resort has 6 outdoor pools, including the Canyon Oasis, Courtyard and Casita pools. Pool access runs 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. For dining, Hecho Libre serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. CIMA poolside bar is open 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Cafe Libre opens at 6:00 AM. In-room dining runs 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM.
There is no beach, since Scottsdale is an inland Sonoran Desert destination, so the resort pools take its place. Off property, Old Town Scottsdale is about 3.3 miles away and Camelback Mountain's trails are a short drive. The resort does not run an airport shuttle, so a car is recommended. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.
The Villa is set up with 2 Queen Beds in a separate bedroom, comfortably sleeping up to 4 guests. That layout makes it a natural fit for families traveling together, two couples sharing a trip, or friends who want their own bed rather than sharing a king.
At 575 sq. ft. with a separate bedroom, the Villa offers noticeably more living space than the resort's entry-level guestrooms, which are built around connecting-room configurations for larger groups. The Villa instead gives one party a self-contained one-bedroom layout with its own dining table, making it feel more like a suite than a standard room.
Yes. The Villa is family friendly, with a free crib available on request and enough floor space for a pack-and-play alongside the two queen beds. Paired with the resort's children's dining menus and family pool, it works well for parents traveling with little ones, though a rollaway bed is not an option in this category.
Beds are dressed in Frette Italian sheets with premium, hypoallergenic bedding and a pillowtop mattress, aimed at a genuinely restful night after a day at the pools or out exploring Scottsdale. Blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning round out the sleep setup.
It holds up well for extended stays thanks to its dining table, minibar and coffee/tea maker, which make casual in-room meals and daily routines easier than in a standard room. The daily resort fee also covers business center access and Wi-Fi, useful for guests mixing work with their time at the resort.
Guests who need accessible facilities will find the Villa built around wheelchair accessibility, with a roll-in shower, closed-captioned TV, and hardwood flooring with thin carpet underfoot. Access is via exterior corridors, so it's worth factoring in a short outdoor walk between the room and the lobby or pools.
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