Came to Wild Horse Pass April 16-21 for the first time with my wife through the Bird Gold Academy located at the on-property course and we had a terrific vacation.

Twice before we had stayed at Phoenix area resorts and this was our favorite so far.

On the plus side, this Native American themed resort is handsome, comfortable and filled with impeccably friendly, well-trained staff.

We attended golf school for three days on-site (Bird Golf through whom we booked) and stayed an extra three days...a fantastic experience. The Aji Spa was exceptional. Simply the best. Finally the five diamond restaurant Kai was among the finest dining experiences in memory. We live halfway in between New York and Philadelphia and get to enjoy some fabulous restaurants. Kai holds its own with any.

So we did not have to leave the resort f(although we did and it is right off I-10 so very convenient) for golf, spa, fine or casual dining and even horseback riding which was a blast.

The only small negative was the room was definitely smaller than the others we stayed in (casita at Wigwam, and Marriott Camelback Inn) and those had more in room amenities.

However, we are active people and spend scant little time in the room during vacation so as long as it was first rate, clean and comfortable...which it was, we are fine.

We would definitely come back her.

My family accompanied me on a business meeting held at the Sheraton. After reading the reviews before arrival, I expected much more than what we experienced. Upon check in, the valet driver was all set to take my auto away for $25? per night until I asked him if there is any self park. There was, so I did so with no issues. The check in was pleasant, but the lobby is not that welcoming, having only a few couches and dominated by the view of the golf course, while beautiful, there was not many places to gather.
We ate at the highly rated restaurant, which was over priced, but superb service. I had the bison steak.
The pool was nice, the water slide was fun. However, the pool side bar was terrible, I asked for a mai -tai, then a pina colada, both tasted bad, which I did not drink. The bartender was advised and credited the drinks, which was ok, but not what you would expect from a 4 star resort.
As for the room accomodations, they were dark,dingy and in need of repair. The place had a cheap feel to it, like the carpets had no cushion or something under your feet. The TV remote, safe did not work and the Bath had hardware issues.But Housekeeping did a great job.
The spa on site---excellent, up to expectations!
We enjoyed horseback riding at the stable on site, it was very enjoyable. We saw owls, coyote, jack rabbit and other birds during the 1.5 hour ride.
After check out, they did not record my Starwood number to get full credit on my rooms, which turned into a hassle to get credit a few weeks afterward.They finally added the stay to my account.
Overall, I would not return to this hotel, they missed lot of things and made me feel like they were doing me a favor being a guest.

We just got back from a visit to Arizona on spring break with a stay at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort.
Good: great location, close to airport, eating and Chase Field(we were there to see the Diamondbacks) Very peaceful and relaxing place. Great pool area with a place to eat and have drinks. Thanks to the bartender- very nice guy. Starbucks in lobby. Very helpful and friendly staff.
Not So Good: Very expensive- rooms were 300.00 and up and no more space than a regular motel room. Food and even Starbucks coffee- very expensive. But I guess you should expect this out of a resort.

All in all, the experience was good. If you are going on vacation you should go and not have to worry about how much things are.

Did not visit the spa or any other restaurants other than at the pool or lobby coffee bar.

I recently got back from my 2nd near perfect stay at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass. The location isn't going to be for everyone; we happen to like being a little bit out of the way so this works for us.

The rooms are well appointed and very comfortable. The grounds are well maintained and there are tons of walking trails. My fiance enjoys going over the the small casino; I prefer going to the spa! I had a great massage and facial during my last visit. It was expensive, but the quality of the service and the facilities make it worth every penny.

We had breakfast several times at their standard, 3 meal-a-day restaurant, Ko'Sin. It was FABULOUS. Try the griddled pancakes. You won't be sorry.

On our last visit we splurged and had dinner at Kai. This was stellar. From the drinks at the bar, to the service, to the food, it was one of the best dining experiences I've ever had.