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The South Corner Suite at Wild Horse Pass offers 500 sq. ft. of climate-controlled living space where thoughtful comforts meet the Sonoran setting. Large windows and blackout drapes create a bright, private retreat by day and a calm, darkened room for sleep, while a sitting area and laptop-friendly workspace keep you connected during your stay.
This one-bedroom suite sleeps four with a pillowtop king bed in the main sleeping area and a double sofa bed in the living space. Premium bedding and bed sheets are provided, and a private bathroom includes complimentary toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. In-room conveniences include an HDTV for entertainment, a safe, wardrobe/closet, iron and ironing board, and heating to ensure comfort. Please note rollaway or extra beds are not available for this room category.
Daily housekeeping maintains the suite throughout your visit, and in-room food-and-drink amenities include a coffee/tea maker and a minibar. A desk and dedicated laptop workspace make it easy to plan excursions or catch up on work, while smoke detectors and other standard safety features are in place for peace of mind. For access to additional resort services and facilities, or to confirm policies such as check-in age, parking and Wi‑Fi terms, please contact Wild Horse Pass directly before booking.
















It works well for a family of up to four, with parents in the king bedroom and children on the double sofa bed in the living area. Wild Horse Pass is a family-friendly resort with four heated pools, a 111-foot waterslide and Quail Kids Day Camp for ages 6–12. The pools have no lifeguards, so adults need to supervise children at all times.
Yes. The bedroom is separate from the living space, and the suite has a desk and laptop workspace as well as a sitting area. Blackout drapes help with sleep, and the wardrobe or closet, iron and ironing board make settling in for several nights easy. Daily housekeeping keeps the suite fresh.
The suite has a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries, towels and a hair dryer.
There is an HDTV and a minibar, plus a coffee and tea maker for the morning. The suite also has an in-room safe, and the climate is controlled with air conditioning and heating.
A resort fee of USD 29.00 per night covers fitness center access, phone calls, the complimentary area shuttle (up to about 1 mile) and sporting facilities and equipment. Self-parking is USD 20.00 per day and valet is USD 35.00 per day at the resort's own rates. Some booking sites show a lower valet price, so rates at the time of your stay may vary.
Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The front desk operates 24 hours a day, and guests arriving after 11:00 PM are advised to let the resort know in advance. The resort is smoke-free throughout. Pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.
There is no beach in this inland Sonoran Desert setting, so the four heated pools, with a lazy river, a wading pool and a lap pool, take its place. Dining includes Ko'sin for Southwestern comfort food, poolside Hanyo at the River and the fine-dining restaurant KAI, which opens Tuesday to Saturday evenings. The Aji Spa, Forbes Five-Star rated, is open daily 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is an adult environment for guests 18 and over, and its private spa pool is for guests with a booked treatment. A booked spa treatment includes complimentary day use of the 24-hour fitness center.
The most comfortable weather runs from November through April, with mild winter afternoons and warm spring days of roughly 70–85°F. Summers are very hot, with July highs averaging around 106.5°F, so a climate-controlled suite and the pools come into their own. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is roughly 11–12 miles away, about a 20–25 minute drive, and an airport shuttle is available for guests.
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