We decided to do a staycation for Mother’s Day at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass as a bit of a getaway from the normal routine during the coronavirus lockdown. After speaking to the resort staff and better understanding the hotel processes, we felt that we could safely have a stay there, especially given that there was almost no one else at the resort. The resort is a very nice property. The grounds are very well maintained and there are plenty of nice spaces both inside and outside for sitting and enjoying the beautiful scenery around the hotel. While the pools and majority of the facilities were closed due to the virus, we were still able to enjoy our time at the resort. We got an upgraded room to one of the executive suites and this was a nice set-up for our party of four. We had four including my wife and I, our 4 year old son, and my wife’s mother. My wife’s mother and our son shared the sofa bed in the living room and my wife and I were able to take the king bed in the separate bedroom. The set-up is good for a group as the bathroom has separate entrances from both the living room and the bedroom eliminating the need for guests to go through the master bedroom to get to the bath. The hotel is in the process of renovating and the new décor and room features are very appealing and comfortable. The staff, service and food at the resort were all fabulous. While there were limited guests to support, the staff all made us feel that they were truly happy to have us there and wanted to make us feel special. While the food and restaurant options were limited with the virus, the food was all very good and the menu had a nice variety of options. It was actually some of the best hotel food my wife and I have had, and we travel extensively. Overall, a very pleasant getaway from the rigors of life at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass. We are looking forward to visiting again soon once the resort is running back at full operations. We had such a great time with limited amenities available, so we can’t wait to stay again with the full service offerings of the resort. It is comparable to the JW properties in town, but comes at a more economical price, so a great new option for us in Phoenix when we do future staycations.

I have stayed at the Wild Horse Pass Resort many times, but not for the last 2 years, it is as nice as always ( a bit of renovation ) on the south end of the hotel, but you wouldn’t know it other than guest parking. Super clean, first class everywhere you visit! The spa, the pool, the bar, even the running/walking path through the desert is groomed every morning. The staff is always top of the line & beyond friendly. It is NOT low priced...But, you will be hard pressed to find anything wrong, anywhere! They welcome NHRA race teams & car owners.

First time staying here and we chose it as I wanted to stay somewhere close to PHX in order to take my Mother to the airport in the morning. I'm a platinum Bonvoy member and this looked like a fun place to stay and treat Mom. We checked in around 3pm and were upgraded from a 2 double room, limited view to a 2 double room, view and balcony. We loved the remodeled room and the view of the landscape and pools. In the evening we took the shuttle to the casino and enjoyed the ride and conversation with Reggie. We were his only occupants each way and he was very prompt and courteous. With Platinum status we were able to dine at the Ko'Sin restaurant for breakfast with a $30 credit for the two of us. The menu was varied and the food was delicious and we enjoyed dining outdoors. I wish we had longer to stay so that we could try out the pools and the hiking/interpretive trail (in the morning since the weather heats up quickly this time of year). Now that I know about this location I will make a point of coming back again with family or friends.