Arizona Biltmore, A Waldorf Astoria Resort unveiled its property-wide transformation and reopened May 1.

“Our team is delighted to welcome guests back as we reopen the iconic Arizona Biltmore, A Waldorf Astoria Resort that represents grace, style and luxury,” said Danny Hughes, executive vice president and president, Americas, Hilton. “The transformation provides a seamless connection between design and innovation that will undoubtedly inspire travelers to rediscover this incredible resort, located in one of the most sought-after destinations in Arizona, all while experiencing Waldorf’s signature hospitality.”

Arizona Biltmore’s 701 guestrooms, with 36 suites, 28 standalone luxury cottages and 54 villas, celebrate the timeless style and influence of Frank Lloyd Wright, with earthy hues, wood, stucco walls and bespoke furniture.

On-site dining concepts include the transformed Wright Bar, where the Tequila Sunrise was invented. The evening-only Renata’s Hearth serves modern Latin cuisine based around the “essence of smoke.” Other eateries include Frank & Albert’s, Spire Bar and The Café. Among the best-in-class amenities at the resort are seven pools, The Twist water slide, two 18-hole golf courses, six tennis courts, new pickleball courts, eight retail concepts, Tierra Luna Spa and 200,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space.