One Bedroom Suite with one king bed or two double beds with full kitchenette. Spacious rooms have one king or two double beds as well as a double sleeper sofa. Living area features an entertainment system with a large color TV, VCR and FM stereo. Wireless High Speed Internet available in rooms *Fee*. The kitchen area has a small refrigerator and sink, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, and table settings for four. A patio door leads to the patio or balcony area. A large whirlpool tub highlights the spacious bathroom, which also has a glass enclosed shower, double sink vanity, hair dryer, small TV, and wall safe.

Breakfast Hours are 630am-11am. Lunch Hours are 11am-5pm. Dinner Hours are 5pm-9pm, 5pm-10pm Fri. and Sat. Culinary excellence and four-star service make every meal at Orange Tree a special event. From our seasonal Sunday Brunch to a sit down dinner, our creative chefs and skilled staff will make your dining experience memorable. Our fine dining restaurant, 10601 steak house, features the finest cuts of beef served over our trademark onion rings. Live entertainment is featured on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Our comfortable Lounge features golfing memorabilia and is the perfect place to unwind with sporting events on our big screen TV. Enjoy lunch under Arizona*s glorious turquoise sky. The Fairway Terrace offers casual outdoor dining overlooking the celebrated 18th hole. Bite into one of our deli-style sandwiches or enjoy a perfectly tossed salad. Room service available.

Apache Trail/Superstition Mountains.....20 miles Located at the base of the Superstition Mountains, the gateway to the Old West. The town features shops, Dynamite Mine, Lost Dutchman Museum, a steakhouse, jeep/helicopter tours and more. Arizona Science Center.....14.5 miles Big innovations and shows, including 350 hands-on exhibits, a 206 seat planetarium with a 60 foot dome, and a giant screen theater with an Iwerks projection system. 600 E. Washington St. 602/716-2000 Arizona State University.....13 miles The fifth largest university in the U.S. serves about 44,255 students at three anchor campus locations throughout the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. The university is a major provider of academic, cultural and social activities for Greater Phoenix. Multiple Locations Desert Botanical Garden.....11.5 miles Located in the heart of Papago Park and bordered by Scottsdale, Phoenix and Tempe, the Garden*s 145 acres showcase the Sonoran Desert and more than 20,000 plants representing 4,000 species. Open daily 8:00am-8:00pm. 1201 N. Galvin Pkwy. 602/941-1225 Family Fun Parks.....distances vary Roller coasters, bumper boats, go-carts, miniature golf, arcades, batting cages, modern driving ranges, waterslides, and wavepools can all be found at the Valley*s many Family Fun Parks. Big Surf Castle and Coasters 602/997-7575 Cracker Jacks Water World Grand Canyon.....230 miles The North Rim features the virgin pine forest of the Kaibab Plateau and view-points 1,200 feet higher than those of the South Rim. The South Rim offers some of the best viewpoints and is located just a short distance from Grand Canyon Village. Breath-taking views of the Painted Desert, Colorado River, and the Marble Canyon are just some of the beauthiful sites. Heard Museum.....14.5 miles Started in the 1920*s by Dwight and Maier Heard with their private collection of Native American art and recently expanded to include multiple galleries, a cafe, auditorium, museum shop and bookstore, education center, courtyards and an amphitheatre. Open daily 9:30am-5:00pm. 2301 N. Central Avenue 602/252-8840 London Bridge.....220 miles London Bridge was falling down, and the economy in Lake Havasu City wasn*t doing all that much better. So in 1968, a man who built an empire on chain saws decided his western Arizona kingdom could use a new old-fashioned bridge, buying London*s for 2.46 million USD and transporting it to the desert. A tourist oddity was born. Montezuma Castle.....105 miles Visit Montezuma*s Castle, a beautiful pre-historic Indian cliff dwelling. Old Town Tempe.....12.5 miles Mill Avenue between 3rd and 7th (just north of University) features specialty shops such as craft shops, boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants. Out of Africa.....18.5 miles A full day of excitement and fun! Nine great shows! Lions, tigers, leopards and even cougars all live together. Instead of tricks and routines, you will see the staff playing, swimming, and interacting with the exotic cats. Located two miles north of Shea off the Beeline Highway. Papago Park.....21 miles A spacious desert area with many facilities for entertainment and recreation. 56th Street and East Van Buren Phoenix Art Museum.....14 miles Major changing exhibits as well as a graphics gallery and a fashion design gallery. Closed Mondays. 1625 N. Central Avenue 602/257-1880 Phoenix Civic Plaza.....15 miles An exciting, professional, high-quality, service oriented venue featuring 300,000 square feet of comfortable and economical convention, meeting, and special event space in an atmosphere conveying the history of the Southwest and the Arizona experience. 225 E. Adams 602/262-6225 Phoenix Museum Of History.....15 miles Interactive and revolving exhibits, programs for children, and displays probing such topics as famous Phoenix families, the city*s first jail, early nutrition, and the survival secrets of the Hohokams. Open Monday-Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm and Sunday 12:00pm-5:00pm. 105 N. 5th Street 602/253-2734 Phoenix Zoo.....12 miles Home to some 1,300 animals including 200 endangered or threatened birds, mammals, and reptiles from around the world. Open daily 9:00am-5:00pm. 455 N. Galvin Pkwy. 602/273-1341 Rawhide.....10 miles An authentic replica of an entire 1880*s Western town complete with gunfights, stagecoaches, gold panning, and an Old West museum. 23023 N. Scottsdale Rd. 480/502-1880 Scottsdale Main Street Arts District.....7.5 miles Explore contemporary art, architecture and design in the heart of Old Town Scottsdale. Located south of Indian School on Main Street and Scottsdale Road. Taliesin West.....8.5 miles Famous School of Architecture founded by the late Frank Lloyd Wright - open during the winter months. 12621 Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd. 602/860-8810 Wildlife World Zoo.....27 miles Arizona*s largest collection of exotic animals up close and personal. Take a safari train ride through animal exhibits or visit the giraffe feeding station. 602/935-WILD

Sporting Events: America West Arena.....16 miles 201 E. Jefferson Street 602/379-7878 Home to the NBA*s Phoenix Suns, AFL*s Arizona Rattlers, WNBA*s Phoenix Mercury, NHL*s Phoenix Coyotes, and a variety of family entertainment. Bank One Ballpark.....15.5 miles 401 E. Jefferson St. 602/465-6500 The only sports facility in the world featuring a retractable roof, air conditioning, and a natural turf playing field, this unique venue is home to Major League Baseball*s Arizona Diamondbacks. Cactus League Baseball.....distances vary Seven Major League Baseball teams warm up under the Valley*s sun during Arizona*s Cactus League spring training in March and April. Firebird Raceway.....28.5 miles 20000 Maricopa Rd. Chandler 480/268-0200 A 1/4 mile NHRA sanctioned dragstrip, a 1.1 mile lake for IHBA Drag Boat racing events, a 1.25 mile East Track, a 1.6 mile Firebird Course, a 1.1 mile West Track, the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving, and Performance Driving Events! Phoenix Greyhound Park.....11.5 miles 3801 E. Washington 273-7181 Beautiful, climate controlled facility with fine clubhouse dining, lounges, and fast food. 7:30 nightly. Sun Devil Stadium.....13 miles 602/965-2381 Home to both the NFL*s Arizona Cardinals and Arizona State University*s football Sun Devil*s. Turf Paradise RaceCourse.....11 miles 1501 W. Bell Rd. 602/942-1101 Enjoy live and simulcast racing in a paradise setting. Featuring casual and fine dining, family picnic park, and a sports bar. Live Racing Fri - Tue 12:30pm

With recently renovated meeting space including the main ballroom, the Orange Tree offers a refreshing meeting/conference alternative to the larger corporate hotels throughout the Phoenix-Scottsdale area. With over 10,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space, plus patios, Orange Tree offers incomparable conference facilities. High speed internet is available in our meeting rooms at a cost. Each of our six fully-equipped function rooms features audio-visual capabilities and individual climate control. The 5,000-square-foot Mariposa Ballroom features a large pre-function area overlooking the lake on the eighteenth fairway. For smaller groups, a 22-seat Boardroom and additional conference rooms will fit the bill. We offer the finest in catering services. From continental breakfast to sit-down dinner, our professional staff will provide the menu, decor, entertainment and service to ensure a successful event for your group. ...and if you*re planning a tournament, let us show you how our customized tournament outings can broaden the impact of corporate meetings, sharpen the focus of professional associations, or enhance a social gathering.