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The Sunkiss vs. The Scottsdale Social: choosing a Scottsdale group stay

You have two Scottsdale homes in front of you and no obvious way to choose.

Start with the shape of the trip

The Sunkiss leans toward play-then-linger: courts and pool during the day, a long evening at home. The Scottsdale Social leans toward gathering: the shared spaces are the point, and the group tends to stay together.

If your party splits into sub-groups with different plans, the deciding factor is usually gathering space rather than bed count.

Then check the hard limits

Guest limits, minimum stays and fees are set on each property's official booking page and can change. Confirm them there before you commit dates.

Last reviewed 2026-09-05 · Maintained by Trailstead Stays content team

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Scottsdale, Arizona

The Sunkiss

Serve. Swim. Stay awhile.

5 bedrooms · beds · 3 baths · 4.93 (58)

A Scottsdale home shaped around outdoor time. Four king bedrooms and a bunk room, a private pool and hot tub, and a sport court set up for pickleball and basketball. It suits groups who want to play during the day and stay in for a long evening together.

  • Golf and pickleball groups
  • Family and multigenerational trips
  • Cooler-season desert escapes

Sleeps 16+. Final guest limits are confirmed on the official booking page.

Scottsdale, Arizona

The Scottsdale Social

Made to play. Built to gather.

5 bedrooms · 9 beds · 3 baths · 4.91 (68)

The larger of the two Scottsdale houses, built around shared time. Five bedrooms and nine beds, a private backyard with pool, hot tub and putting green, and more than fifteen games for the evenings nobody wants to go out.

  • Group celebrations and reunions
  • Golf trips
  • Holiday gatherings

Sleeps up to 18. Final guest limits are confirmed on the official booking page.