Turn down service, even.

View from the 21st floor...hmm and me in the tripple glass reflection

The Phoenix Museum of History...so glad I wasn't a pioneer!

But some poeple had money in the early century in Phoenix: the Rosson House in Heritage Square (where Bianco Pizzeria doesn't open until 5:00 PM, darn it!)
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Is the Hyatt the one with the gondola rides around or through it? Looks like fun - would you like to watch my children while I go?
I'm jealous! Hal and I have gone to Scottsdale a couple of times, but the nice thing about Phoenix is you can walk around. You don't have to drive to dinner or whatever. I love that little house. I saw it when Carly and I went to the Science Center. Cool!
Kim,
That one is at Gainey Ranch, in Scottsdale. We stayed at the Regency, close to Chase Field. It rained a lot, but there were no gondolas!
Looks like a fun weekend! Yay for supporting the local economy!
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