Location. The Legacy Golf Resort is located in Phoenix, Ariz., seven miles from Chase Field. Arizona State University and the Phoenix Convention Center are less than eight miles from the hotel. Downtown Phoenix is less than nine miles away.
Features. The Legacy Golf Resort is a Mission style property featuring 12 stucco buildings with red tiled roofs and mature tropical landscaping. The 18 hole golf course provides golf enthusiasts with a practice facility, driving range and pro shop. The aquatic area offers a heated freeform outdoor pool with separate lap area, two 12 person spa tubs and a children's pool. Other exercise venues include a fitness center, two lighted tennis courts, a sand volleyball court and a shuffleboard court. The Legacy's staff organizes youth and adult activities, including children's games and complimentary transportation to a nearby casino. The full service Legacy Spa offers sports massages, herbal body wraps and papaya enzyme peel facials. Featuring Native American decor, the Trail's End Bar and Grill serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including breakfast burritos, Angus burgers and grilled pork chops with fried potatoes and peppers. High speed Internet access is available in the business center's three meeting rooms. Concierge staff can assist guests with excursions to area attractions, such as hot air balloon rides, Grand Canyon tours and hiking trails.
Guestrooms. The two story Legacy Golf Resort contains 328 condominiums with furnished balconies and patios. Accommodations feature separate bedrooms and sitting areas with sofa beds. Fully equipped kitchenettes include range tops, mini fridges, microwave ovens and dishwashers. All units feature bathrooms equipped with two sinks and laundry areas with washers and dryers. Other amenities include televisions with VCRs and in room safes.
Expert Tip. Two of Golf Digest's "50 Greatest Teachers," Lynn Marriott and Pia Nilsson, offer private lessons at the Legacy Golf Course. This 18 hole golf course sits on land once owned by Dwight B. Heard, the noted Phoenix newspaper publisher who founded the Heard Museum. Vestiges of the land's ranching past remain standing. The Sierra Vista House is adjacent to the first hole, and a trio of grain silos overlooks the 18th hole. The course features rolling fairways bordered by native flowers, shrubs and trees, two water features and views of Squaw Peak, a popular local hiking venue.
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