Arizona Biltmore Golf & Country Club - Links Course

skilled culinary team of chefs, inventive cuisine and a variety of dining venues have earned The Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa a reputation for excellence in dining. Heading the team is award-winning Executive Chef John Zaner.

Zaner has melded Southwestern, French and Asian flavors to form a New American menu. Heavy creams have been eliminated in favor of richly flavored oils and infusions.

Guests of the Arizona Biltmore can choose from a wide variety of dining venues, from a romantic supper at Wright's to a casual snack break at The Café. Each equally distinctive, the restaurant interiors were inspired by the resort's Frank Lloyd Wright design and incorporate regional furnishings and textiles.

The distinctive influence of Frank Lloyd Wright is evidenced in the interior design of the resort's 730 guest accommodations. Mission-style furnishings and textiles in desert palettes of beige, sand and ivory dress the rooms. 1930's style lamps bring a western flair to the decor while reinforcing the period in which the hotel was built. The spacious rooms feature well-stocked mini-bars, a working desk with two chairs, two telephones equiped with voice-mail and speed dialing; marble baths and double sinks, hairdryers, make-up mirror and scale.

Guests of the Arizona Biltmore may use the Spa facilities for no additional charge. Non-resort guests may use the facility for a daily fee of $25, however, the fee is waived if a 50 minute Spa service is reserved. Guests must be 16 years of age and older to use the facilities and services at the Spa.




BILTMORE SPA • A fine selection of recreation attire for men and women, specialty items and full line of exclusive spa products.

DESERT SUN • An impressive selection of sophisticated women's fashions.

GIFT SHOP • Small gifts, logo items, sundries, newspapers and magazines and a deli featuring pastries, sandwiches and salads available for take out.

THE WRIGHT STUFF • Distinctive apparel and casual resort wear for men.

SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHWEST • Regional products crafted by leading Southwest and Native American artisans.

WAY OUT WEST • Southwestern gifts and contemporary western wear for the whole family.

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ART GALLERIES • Scottsdale features beautiful art galleries. Open house with wine and cheese every Thursday night in season.

BILTMORE FASHION PARK • A wide variety of exclusive shops. Shuttle service available every hour on the hour.

FIFTH AVENUE SHOPS • Unique southwestern boutiques.

THE BORGATA • Exclusive boutiques and fine restaurants.

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ARABIAN HORSE SHOWS • Beautiful Arabian horses; two shows in February. Sponsored by the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona.

ARIZONA CARDINALS • NFL teams plays at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe.

ARIZONA SUN DEVILS • Exciting college football at Sun Devil Stadium, home of the Fiesta Bowl.

BANK ONE BALLPARK • State of the art ballpark, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks.

CACTUS LEAGUE BASEBALL • Spring training exhibition games by major league professional baseball teams.

FIESTA BOWL • More than 40 events in December, highlighted by the Fiesta Bowl Parade and football game.

FRANKLIN TEMPLETON CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS • Men's Professional Tennis held in March.

GREYHOUND PARK • Dog racing nightly, seven nights a week. Starting time 7:30 p.m.

PHOENIX FIREBIRDS • Triple-A professional baseball team for the San Francisco Giants.

PHOENIX OPEN • PGA Tours' finest features every January. Sponsored by the Thunderbirds.

PHOENIX SUNS • NBA 1993 Western Conference Champions.

STANDARD REGISTER TURQUOISE CLASSIC • Ladies' Pro Golf Association tournament in February. Sponsored by the Samaritan Medical Foundation.

THE TRADITION • Senior PGA Golf Tournament at Desert Mountain in March.

TURF PARADISE • Horse racing at its finest. Clubhouse dining.

ARCOSANTI • A futuristic city being built by the Cosanti Foundation where the famous Soleri bells are made.

ART COLLECTION AT ASU • The most historically definitive collection of American paintings west of the Mississippi River.

BIG SURF • Arizona's ocean with 400 million gallons of water and three to five foot waves.

BUMBLE BEE RANCH • Horesback Rides, Hummer Tours, All Terrain Vehicles, Indian Encampment, Western Cookouts.

CENTRAL ARIZONA MUSEUM • Exhibits highlight the history of Phoenix and Arizona.

CITY TOURS • Greyline offers several tours, including a complete Phoenix city tour.

COSANTI • Paoli Soreli's home and workshop for Arcosanti.

CULTURAL EVENTS • Phoenix Symphony, Arizona Dance Theatre, Ballet West, Arizona Opera Company.

DESERT BOTANICAL GARDENS • 1,800 different species of cacti on display.

DESERT JEEP TOURS • Take an adventuresome ride through the Sonoran Desert.

GRAND CANYON TOURS • Take a tour of the Grand Canyon by van, airplane or helicopter.

HEARD MUSEUM • America's pre-eminent collection of Native American Art.

HERITAGE SQUARE/ROSSON HOUSE • A city block preserved as a park features Eastlake Victorian architecture.

HORSEBACK RIDING • Try a real western ride on horseback through the wilderness of the Phoenix Mountain Preserve.

HOT AIR BALLOONING • A beautiful ride through blue skies in a colorful balloon.

PHOENIX ART MUSEUM • More than 10,000 paintings, sculptures, costumes and other works of art from the fifteenth to twentieth centuries.

PHOENIX ZOO • More than 1,200 animals inhabit exhibits designed to simulate their natural environments.

RAWHIDE • 1880's town with shops, a saloon and gunfight shows.

SCOTTSDALE CENTER FOR THE ARTS • Features circulating exhibits of national significance.

SQUAW PEAK PARK • Hiking trails to the top of Squaw Peak, a short distance from the resort.

TALIESIN WEST • Renowned architectural school created by Frank Lloyd Wright.