Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs

Experience Our History in Phoenix, AZ Learn about some of Tapatio Cliffs' cherished history - the inspiration behind its architectural design, interesting facts and stories that have etched the Pointe name into the local community, making it one of Phoenix's most recognized resorts. Contact the Concierge or Front Desk for details on viewing the Exp... erience Room or to book it for a small group meeting. In the late 1970s Gosnell Development purchased the Old Stone Quarrys reclaimed land to develop what is now the Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort. Gosnell drew inspiration from the first Pointe property he built near Squaw Peak and embarked on a new, ambitious project. In 1982 The Pointe at Tapatio Cliffs opened its doors to accommodate a wealth of travelers, dignitaries and celebrities. According to the press, it was the place to be, and be seen. The Pointe Resorts were the first all-suite destination resorts, and the first Phoenix resorts to stay open year-round. Inspired by Latin American and Mediterranean architecture characterized by unique design elements, The Pointe at Tapatio Cliffs featured abundant fountains and a more relaxed and casual approach to luxury. The Pointe at Tapatio Cliffs quickly set a precedent in the hospitality industry by being the youngest resort to receive the coveted Five-Diamond award. With much delight and enthusiasm, the resorts team members, the Pointe People, celebrated this high acclaim. In the summer of 86, The Pointe at Tapatio Cliffs made history in Phoenix by hosting a Phoenix Symphony POPS Amphitheater debut concert. Led by Doc Severinsen, the concert was attended by an array of guest celebrities including Christopher Cross, Academy Award winner Richard Dreyfuss, Nancy Dussault and John Ritter. In 1989, former Professional Golfer & Golf Course Architect, Bill Johnston and Forrest Richardson, Golf Course Architect joined forces to design what is now known as Lookout Mountain Golf Club. The golf course itself offers lush greens that entwine with the Sonora Deserts ...Read More