Reimagined 1950s modernism reigns supreme. The stylish sundeck is worth a mention (because, palm-lined pool).

Plenty of space by the pools for catching some high desert rays (and a cocktail or two).

With stellar views over Camelback Mountain, the lake and McCormick Ranch Golf Club, it’s hard to know where to look first.

Reimagined 1950s modernism reigns supreme. The stylish sundeck is worth a mention (because, palm-lined pool).

Sweet pool sitch, with both a resort-style and a sand-entry one. And a lagoon.

Across from the namesake (not to mention impressive) fountain — it’s like a free show included with your room.

Nothing like a good ol' fashioned game of Marco Polo in the pool.

Three Cs: clean, convenient and comfortable.

The facility is fairly new, so it was pretty clean. Beds were comfortable, rooms were newly outfitted.

Swanky spot without the attitude.

Hotel pool hits the spot when you need to cool off or swim it out.

Chandler sees 330 days of sunshine annually. Our legs? Not so much. The pool is outdoors to level the score.

Striking setting nestled on 53 acres of land boasts Instagram-worthy views of Paradise Valley and Camelback Mountain.

All the perks of being right off the Loop without slacking on the pretty Sonoran Desert views.

Rooms with comfy beds and exceptional soundproofing – the perfect combo for undisturbed shuteye.

Onsite hotspot Centro treats you to floor-to-ceiling Camelback views and a cozy outdoor lounge with fire pits.

Hot breakfast spread every day, free – plus weekday grab & go brekkie for when you've gotta jet.

The chain’s new location in the East Valley area, just off Hwy 60 – minutes from Sky Harbor and Mesa Gateway Airports.

Covers all the standard mod cons and then some.

Throws in a free breakfast, with plenty of goodies (like waffles!).

Onsite convenience shop stocks snacks, drinks and the toiletries you forgot.

Practice your best Phelps impression at the pool.

All rooms are, indeed, suites, with plenty of space and a modern feel.

Hot breakfast spread every day, free – plus weekday grab & go brekkie for when you've gotta jet.

Lobby fireplace, ‘cause things do get chilly once the sun goes down (believe it or not). That said, the pool’s a welcome sight when temps hit their daytime high.

Onsite convenience shop stocks snacks, drinks and the toiletries you forgot.

Freebie WiFi keeps you as in the loop as you wanna be. Or maybe you want out of the loop entirely. In that case, just stream movies.

Full cooked-to-order breakfast and two-hour Evening Reception each day, both complimentary.

Test your Top Chef skills in the spacious suite's well-equipped kitchen.

The Tower is Hotel Valley Ho’s artful hotel within a hotel. Although new, it was part of the original 1950s plans by famed architect Edward Varney.