Adobe Pool Suite Adjacent to the Tower Pool and conveniently located near the resort's award-winning restaurants, these two-room poolside suites feature The Wigwam's signature Southwestern décor, a parlor with a sofa sleeper, and a private patio.

Adobe Terrace Guestroom Traditional Southwestern style and scenic terrace views highlight these expansive accommodations. The generously sized private balconies and patios overlook a rose-lined pathway leading to the nearby tennis facility.

Adobe Traditional Guestroom Enjoy The Wigwam's signature Southwestern décor in one of the resort's spacious Adobe Traditional guestrooms. Along with guests' choice of one king-size or two queen-size beds, each guestroom also features a large working desk and a comfortable sitting area.

Adobe Traditional Suite Featuring large and comfortable living areas and workspaces, Adobe Traditional Suites reflect the natural beauty of Arizona. Conveniently located, these spacious suites are situated across manicured grounds of desert cacti, floral gardens, and palm trees and are in close proximity to resort amenities.

Bacabi Presidential Suite Nestled within the tree-lined enclaves in the heart of the resort, the Bacabi Presidential Suite offers all the comforts of home with the choicest luxury amenities. This expansive three-bedroom suite features a spacious living room, dining room, and master bedroom with two adjoining guest rooms, as well as three full baths and a powder room.

Adobe Fairway Guestroom Adobe Fairway guestrooms are perfect for golf lovers staying at the resort, as they offer scenic patio views of The Wigwam's verdant golf courses and are within walking distance of both the first tees and pro shops. These guestrooms also feature a wet bar and chic Southwestern-style décor.

Oasis Terrace Guestroom Oasis Terrace guestrooms greet travelers with authentic Arizona-inspired décor and gorgeous views of the serene Oasis Pool. These luxurious accommodations are luxuriously appointed with high ceilings, vibrant luxury linens, an oversized master bath with a soaking tub, and a work desk.

Oasis Terrace Suite Living Room Guests can experience authentic Arizona hospitality in the Oasis Terrace Suite, which boasts abundant Southwestern charm, warm earth tones, and authentic handcrafted pottery. This luxurious suite comes with a sleeper sofa, a master bath with a jacuzzi tub, and French doors that open to a beautiful terrace overlooking the pool.

Golf Clubhouse The Wigwam is the only resort in Arizona to offer 54 holes of golf, from Robert "Red" Lawrence's classic Red Course to the recently renovated Gold and Blue Courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr.

Havasue Treatment Room At LeMonds Aveda Salon + Spa The LeMonds Aveda Salon + Spa at The Wigwam provides a tranquil haven for guests through luxurious skincare and body treatments, which incorporate natural ingredients from the sea and earth to provide a holistic rejuvenating experience.

Red Course Built in 1972, the Red Course was designed by Arizona Golf Hall of Fame member and golf course architect Robert "Red" Lawrence. It features a traditional layout lined with pine and eucalyptus trees.

Golf Course The Wigwam features three distinctive 18-hole championship golf courses: The Gold Course, recognized as one of Arizona's most challenging and respected golf courses, The Blue Course, a combination of character and contradiction, sporty and subtle, aggravating and invigorating, and the Red Course, the favorite among locals and club members.

Oasis Pool Enclosed within the palm tree-lined enclave, the adult-only Oasis Pool is The Wigwam's hidden gem. Offering the ideal spot for couples on a romantic getaway to lounge in ultimate seclusion, this aquatic haven is also perfect for watching the Arizona sunset and taking in the cotton-candy skies above.

Aerial View Of The Pool With three onsite pools, cabanas, bars, Jacuzzis, and a dual water slide, The Wigwam has something for everyone. Jump into two twisting water slides from the height of a 25-foot tower at the Tower Pool or indulge in the romantic, secluded ambiance of the adult-only Oasis Pool, tucked away in the tree-lined enclaves at the heart of the resort.

Tee Pee Putting Green Guests looking to perfect their golf game can do so on the Tee Pee Putting Green, during a hands-on lesson, or at the Wigwam Practice Facility.

Tennis Court Take advantage of the Arizona weather and get in some swings on the resort's nine professional tennis courts. Top-notch equipment and onsite rentals are available to guests, while private lessons are also offered.

The Tower Pool At The Wigwam Tower Pool is the ideal place for families to hang out, take a refreshing dip, or soak in the Arizona sun. Dual water slides that twist down from a 25-foot tower offer the perfect way to make a splash.

Open-Air Courtyard Of The Wigwam Bar Popular with locals and hotel guests alike, Wigwam Bar is located in the heart of the resort in a charming courtyard. Boasting firepits and lawn games, the restaurant and bar host one of the most popular happy hours in the area. Enjoy breakfast and lunch or return later in the day for live music and an expansive small bites and appetizer menu, large entrees, and a refreshing list of signature cocktails composed of fresh fruits and herbs.

Patio At Litchfield's Dine al fresco beneath the Arizona stars on elevated American cuisine with Southwestern sensibilities at Litchfield's. For an especially cozy dinner, choose a table next to the crackling outdoor fire.

Litchfield Restaurant Blending The Wigwam's 1920s roots with modern flair and Southwestern flavor, Litchfield's cooks up elegant, ranch-inspired fare crafted with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Dining Room At Red Allen’s Bar & Grill Red Allen’s Bar & Grill is located right next to the resort's iconic golf courses and is the ideal spot to grab a bite after a day on the links playing golf. Celebrate a great round with one of the restaurant's juicy signature burgers and a refreshing local craft brew.

Outdoor Patio At Red Allen’s Bar & Grill Soak up some sunshine and drink in the views of the resort's Blue and Gold golf courses from the patio of Red Allen's Bar & Grill, which takes its name from The Wigwam's former head golf pro of 42 years.

Aerial View Located in Litchfield Park, Arizona, this historic resort is close to some of the most popular things to do in the Phoenix area.

Front Porch At Night Discover the Spanish Colonial Revival-style architecture of the hotel's Organization House. Built in 1918 as a vacation retreat for company executives of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, it is the cornerstone of The Wigwam’s authenticity and southwestern charm.

Exterior View With lush green lawns and swaying palm trees, this idyllic resort near downtown Phoenix is the perfect desert destination for leisure travel, conferences, weddings, and more.

Cozy Fireplace In Lounge The lounge area in the lobby of the hotel features a cozy nook with a fireplace and communal seating for an evening of lounging with friends and family.

Litchfield Room The Wigwam features 331 elegant rooms, three signature dining venues, 54 holes of championship golf, three pools, and a 26,000-square-foot spa across 440 lush acres, representing relaxed Southwest luxury at its finest.

Historical Image Of Accommodations Upon its opening as the "Organization House," the resort debuted with just six guest accommodations. Despite the small size, the retreat was a much-needed source of relaxation for the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company businessmen who had taken the arduous journey from the company’s headquarters in Akron.

Historical Image Of Carriage At The Wigwam Litchfield’s Organization House proved to be immensely popular, and it became a hotspot of activity for Goodyear’s many white-collar employees.

Historical Image Of Exterior Detailing Today, the original lodge still adorns the resort property with its heritage and Southwestern charm.

Historical Image Of Exterior With Antique Automobiles The first building on the property, the Organization House, was opened as a meeting venue for The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.

Historical Image Of Carriage Outside The Wigwam Authentically Southwestern ever since its inception, carriage rides were a convenient form of transportation around the property.

Historical Image Of Golf At The Wigwam Golf was heavily enjoyed at The Wigwam in its early days ever since the first nine holes opened in 1930. In 1935, the Red Course was expanded to 18 holes by V.O. "Red" Allen, the first golf pro at The Wigwam.

Historical Image Of The Goodyear Blimp Hovering Over The Wigwam Guests of the resort were even allowed access to the iconic Goodyear Blimp.

Historical Image Of Pool The best way for resort guests to cool off from the hot Arizona sun has long been a refreshing dip in the pool.

Historical Image Of A Guestroom With Two Twin Beds Started as a small lodge during the rise of cotton ranching in the early 1900s, The Wigwam first opened its doors as a resort in 1929. After steady expansions for over 100 years, the resort now features 331 elegant rooms and suites, three championship golf courses (including the Gold & Blue Courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.), nine tennis courts, three swimming pools (one with a 25-feet dual water slide), a fitness center, award-winning restaurants, and 100,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor event spaces.

Historical Image Of Woman Sunbathing The demand to stay at The Wigwam grew to such an extent that Litchfield expanded the facility tenfold over the course of the following decade.

Wigwam Ballroom The Wigwam Ballroom is the hotel’s largest event space,e with the ability to divide into seven different venues simultaneously. The space is equipped with built-in state-of-the-art sound systems for events, as well as a rear screen projection room for presentations.