Hotel History

• The Arizona Biltmore opened its doors in 1929. Albert Chase McArthur, who studied under Frank Lloyd Wrght, designed the hotel.
  
  

Hotel Overview

• Forbes Travel gives the hotel three stars. The sprawling 39-acre estate has many amenities including four restaurants, a spa and fitness center, a beauty salon, eight swimming pools, and seven tennis courts.
  
  

Ballroom Overview

• The Biltmore Hotel Grand Ballroom offers more than 6,500 square feet of meeting and event space. Garden views can be seen from the room's windows. Audio visual support and decorating services are available to help you design your event.
  
  

Pricing

• In 2010 rental rates for the Biltmore Hotel Grand Ballroom started at $10,000. A minimum food and beverage order of $35,000 was also required.
  
  

Relevant Awards

• "Meetings and Convention Magazine" presented the property with a Gold Key Award in 2008. According to the publication's website, this honor is only bestowed upon the world's finest meeting properties. In 2006 "Conde Nast Traveler" included the hotel on the magazine's Gold List which highlights the world's best hotels and resorts.