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The Hermosa InnFact SheetLOCATION:5532 N. Palo Cristi Rd.Paradise Valley, Ariz. 85253CONTACT: Phone: 602.955.8614 or toll-free at 800.241.1210Fax: 602.955.8299www.HermosaInn.com | Facebook |Twitter |Pinterest | Foursquare | Trip Advisor |YelpOWNERSHIP:EXECUTIVETEAM:MEDIACONTACT:ABOUT:Fred and Jennifer Unger and Art Cunningham of Hermosa Legacy Partners, Scottsdale, Ariz.Michael Gildersleeve, Managing DirectorDavid Jette, Director of Food & BeverageStacy Kokosinski, Director of Sales & MarketingKendra Schultz, Director of CommunicationsPhone: 602.792.1917Email: KSchultz@HermosaInn.comRecently named one of the 2012 “Top 500 Hotels in the World” by Travel + Leisure Magazineand Condé Nast Traveler’s 2011 Reader’s Poll pick, The Hermosa Inn is a jewel of a hideaway inthe heart of the Valley; minutes from Scottsdale, yet surrounded by an exclusive neighborhoodin Paradise Valley.Originally hand-crafted in the 1930’s by cowboy artistLon Megargee as his private residence, the Inn’s adobearchitecture has kept its “old Arizona” character andcharm. All 34 casitas are surrounded by spectacularlandscaping and beautiful desert vistas. The $2 millionremodel of the accommodations retains the legendarypersonality and intimate atmosphere of the originalhacienda, while enhancing the accommodations withupgraded amenities for a more luxurious experience.The culinary centerpiece of the Inn is LON’s at the Hermosa, the celebrated Four Diamondrestaurant renowned for “artful American” cuisine, which is complemented by the Last DropBar, aptly named after one of the many paintings by Megargee that can be seen throughout thehistoric inn.OPENED:Casa Hermosa, the original inn, opened in 1936 and became The Hermosa Inn in 1941. The fullrestoration was completed October 1, 1994. The underground wine cellar, library andboardroom were added in January 2003 and the two million dollar rooms remodel and propertyenhancements were completed in November 2009.
DESIGN/DÉCOR:Originally hand-crafted by cowboy artist Lon Megargee as his private residence and studio, TheHermosa Inn’s historical charm is expressed through the use of traditional Southwesternarchitecture, adobe bricks, wood beams, hand-painted Mexican tileand many one-of-a-kind embellishments reflecting its artisticheritage.The residential ambiance of the resort’s main building welcomesguests with an intimate check-in area, cozy lounge and boutiquewhich leads guests to charming public areas, one-of-a-kind meetingrooms and secluded patios. Decorative accents abound throughout,from fireplaces and Stetson hats to Megargee’s own originalpaintings and other works of Western art.Luxurious Southwestern-style casitas make up the 34 unique guestrooms which include beamed vaulted ceilings, rustic tile floors,beehive fireplaces, oversized hand-carved furniture, hand-paintedMexican tile and custom artwork.CASITAS:The Hermosa Inn features 34 non-smoking guest casitas featuring the following four types ofaccommodations:RANCHO CASITAS:Cozy yet spacious, the 13 rancho casitas on property offer a450 square feet room with a king bed. Features includehand-crafted adobe brick, plantation window shutters andpatios with garden and desert views. These historic casitasare part of the original inn and some also feature a beehivefireplace.CASITAS:Encompassing 600 square feet with a king bed, each of the 10 casitas have asitting area, plantation window shutters and a patio with a garden or desertview. Many also include vaulted ceilings, skylights, beehive fireplaces andsurround a courtyard with a semi-private whirlpool spa. Several casitas canalso adjoin a deluxe casita to create a two-bedroom suite.DELUXE CASITAS:There are seven of the luxurious one-bedroom deluxe casitas on property,which are 650-760 square feet and feature a sitting area, fireplace and patiowith a semi-private whirlpool spa. Design features include adobe brick,plantation window shutters, French doors and cathedral ceilings. The deluxecasita can also adjoin a casita to create a two-bedroom suite.GRANDE CASITAS:The largest and most luxurious guest casita are the four grandecasitas on property, which are two rooms and 800 square feeteach. Comfortable sofas and over-sized chairs create an invitingatmosphere in the front living area and each offers a king size
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