A leadership team of six to sixteen sits in an awkward spot for a hotel: too small for a ballroom, too big for a suite, and too senior to want conversations overheard in a lobby. For many small teams, the real choice is a hotel meeting room or a private house.
Back to the estate| Hotel | Private house | |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | Shared lobbies and restaurants | The team has the whole property |
| Sessions | Booked meeting room, AV support | Dining room and great room, bring what you need to present |
| Meals | Catering and restaurants | Chef, delivery or restaurants, your choice |
| Downtime | People drift to their rooms | Pool, simulator and pickleball keep people together |
| Best for | Formal agendas, larger teams | Candid talks, small senior teams |
The house is for the team staying overnight. Outside attendees, paid events and conferences are not permitted, and Scottsdale rules do not allow short-term rentals to be used as commercial event venues.
Paradise Reserve is booked as a whole property and sleeps up to 16 in six bedrooms, five of them king suites with their own bathroom. Teams use the dining room and great room for sessions, with high-speed Wi-Fi, then reset with the pool and spa, golf simulator, putting green or pickleball court. Events and parties are not permitted at the house, and quiet hours apply.
A resort hotel suits teams that want catering and AV support. A private house in North Scottsdale suits small teams that want privacy and time together.
Paradise Reserve sleeps up to 16, and it suits teams of about 6 to 16 who are all staying overnight.
No. The house is for the guests staying there, and outside attendees and events are not permitted.
House details from Paradise Reserve, November 2026. Event venue rule from the City of Scottsdale short-term rental page.
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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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