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An executive retreat in a private Scottsdale estate.

An executive retreat works when the group can talk freely, think clearly and rest properly. That is hard in a hotel lobby with other guests walking past. A whole house in North Scottsdale gives the leadership team one place to meet, eat and unwind, and it keeps the agenda in the team’s hands.

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Why a private house suits leadership teams

Confidential conversations need a closed room. In a shared resort, the team is always one elevator ride away from other guests and conference traffic. A private house means the group sets the tempo, and nobody else is in the room when the hard topics come up.

It also keeps everyone in one place. Sleeping, meals and sessions all happen under one roof, so the retreat does not lose time to travel between the hotel, the restaurant and the meeting room.

A day-by-day agenda

BlockWhat happensWhere at the house
MorningStrategy session, one topic at a time, with a written decision at the endDining room table
LunchWorking lunch, short updates, no screensDining room or pool deck
AfternoonTime off: golf on the simulator, a pickleball match, or the poolSimulator, court or pool
EveningDinner together, with a review of what was decided that dayDining room or great room

Keep the morning sessions short and focused. Two or three hours of real work usually beats a full day of slides.

What to ask the host before you book

  • •Is the whole house booked for the group? Confirm that the property is not shared with other guests during your stay.
  • •How is staff access handled? Ask how cleaning and any on-site help are arranged during your stay, so the group knows what to expect.
  • •What are the quiet hours? Get them in writing. Events and parties are not permitted at the house, so a retreat with a clear schedule fits best.
  • •Is there a working setup? Ask about internet speed and screens for presentations, and whether any equipment should be brought in.

Frequently asked questions

Can we hold an executive retreat at Paradise Reserve?

Yes. The house is booked as a whole property for the group, and it has a dining room for working sessions, a great room, a golf simulator, a pickleball court and a pool.

Can the house be used for parties or events?

No. Events and parties are not permitted at the house, and quiet hours apply. It is set up for retreats, family stays and small group trips.

How many people can a retreat at the house sleep?

Up to 16 guests across six bedrooms.

Bedroom counts and amenities match the property description used on the booking page.

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Stay at Paradise Reserve.

Six bedrooms, a heated pool and spa, pickleball court, golf simulator, and putting green: the perfect retreat after a day exploring Scottsdale.

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