Paradise Valley
Limo Service

Paradise Valley Limousine Service


CAMELBACK LIMO SERVICE

RESERVE YOUR RIDE

480-378-3227



Paradise Valley in Arizona is like stepping into the throne room of royalty. You see the wealth and luster of enhanced beauty of an affluent lifestyle everywhere you look. With its warm climate, beautiful vistas, exquisite dining, and posh resort-style living, it is easy to see why Paradise Valley is the wealthiest community in Arizona.

Paradise Valley is a small, wealthy community located in Maricopa County, just east of Phoenix, Az. It is home to some eight full-service resorts and expensive real estate and is one of the premier tourist destinations in the Southwestern part of the United States.

And here you are, tasked with finding something for your group to do while vacationing here for a couple of days. But what? What are the Top 5 Can't-Miss Things to Do and See?

There are so many things to choose from it is impossible to know what to begin. Well, fortunately, we’ve done some of the homework for you. Here are some suggestions for the best Paradise Valley has to offer.

Golf Like a PGA Tour Player

There are many courses to immerse yourself in the joys of standing on a beautiful fairway just before firing at the pin. While some of the courses are more challenging than others (some of them even host PGA events), there are a couple that we highly recommend.

Troon North Pinnacle

This course is one of Golf Channel’s Top Rated Resort Golf Courses and is a bucket-list course for many. Although green fees are a premium, the fantastic views on each hole at Troon North make the course worth playing. You will feel like you have stepped into a postcard picture on every tee box. The lush, green fairways stand in stark contrast to the natural beauty of the desert landscape, rising from the large boulders, sand, and local cactus. The course is challenging (that is an understatement), but your group will never forget the moment. This course will remind them of why golf is played.

Camelback Golf Club

Camelback Golf Club is located in the Marriott resort in the foothills of the Camelback mountains, and there are two distinct championship courses for the enthusiast to play. The Ambiente (which means ambiance in Spanish) and the Padre (father) courses will challenge your skills with rolling terrain, sizable bunkers, and pristine views. A public course with reasonable green fees, the Ambiente course is also listed in Golfweek magazine as one of the best in Arizona.

Consider renting a Party Bus or Limousine service to ensure that everyone can enjoy themselves.

Grab A Beer from O.H.S.O.

O.H.S.O. is short for Outrageous Homebrewers Social Outpost, and this lively brewery is getting more popular by the day. The patio offers a relaxing chance to sample fruit beers, golden IPAs, or a dark malt. Let your imagination be your guide. The restaurant serves excellent pub food, including sandwiches, burgers, and even chicken and waffles. The best time to go is 3-6 pm when specially priced appetizers and $8 pitchers of craft beer are flowing from the taps.

We’d recommend Goldwater Brewery in Scottsdale. It gets an honorable mention for its excellent taproom if you prefer somewhere else.

Dine in the Elements - Relax in the Jade Bar

The name of this restaurant is Elements, and when paired with its sister establishment, The Jade Bar, this duo offers some of the best cuisine/cocktails paired with gorgeous scenic views in the valley. The restaurant and bar are located in the Sanctuary Camelback Mountain Resort, receiving the US News and World Report #1 hotel in Arizona. The restaurant is a farm-to-table restaurant serving American cuisine with Asian accents.

Guided under the hand of Chef Samantha Sanz, the delicacies could not be more alluring, and the seasonal menu changes enough to make every visit a new adventure.

Be sure to consider a sedan or limousine rental so that everyone can enjoy themselves without fearing the ride home.

Enjoy Sunday Brunch at El Chorro Lodge

With a rustic Southwest charm that is all its own, the El Chorro Lodge is known for its exquisite dining and wonderful old-world ambiance. The leather and furniture are filled with rich, dark upholstery, giving a distinct Southwest vibe. The air fills with the smell of burnt wood mixed with the sweet aroma of hot, fresh sticky buns. The Sunday Bruch is the place to rub elbows with the rich and famous while listening to the gentle music of local artisans and rewarding your tastebuds with dishes made unlike anything else. The Lodge is considered one of the best places to stay in the Valley.

Go Antiquing At Scottsdale Marketplace

Any time you visit, you can expect the shopping to be high-end, and there is plenty of that to choose from in the Paradise Valley. Still, there is also an excellent outlet of vendors specializing in fine antiques, home decor, and accessories. Located just a few miles away, the Scottsdale Marketplace features over 38 different shops that fill the afternoon of any treasure hunter. Many of these high-end pieces are unique artifacts of generational wealth, and as you shop for a vintage antique or a simple print to hang in your hall, these purveyors have it. Expect to find only the finest collectibles and unique gifts, but don’t worry. They will ship any treasure you discover anywhere in the country.

Is a Limousine the Right Choice for Paradise Valley?

What Are Some Advantages to Renting a Limo?

Limo service can be an effective and efficient way of transporting your group from one location to another. Just consider some of the advantages of engaging a sedan or a bus rental for your next outing.

  • Transfer your people safely
  • Keeps your team on the schedule
  • It prevents the need for a designated driver
  • Help everyone enjoy the trip even more, including the coordinator
  • Keep your people from navigating city traffic in a place they may not know well
  • Add ambiance and elegance to an evening
  • Provides relevant information about events and tourist attractions
  • Make a lasting impression and memory
  • Provide a team-sharing event because everyone rides together

How Much Does a Limo Cost?

Most transportation companies charge an hourly or daily rate, with a certain number of hours (3-5) billed as a minimum. The cost depends on the size of the vehicle needed and the number of participants. Rates may vary depending on the day and date. You can contact specific rental companies like the Limo Service of Paradise Valley to discuss their rates. Compared to the cost of the life of one of your group, a limo or bus rental is worth the expense. Your party may be navigating a strange city alone, so getting them from point A to point B without incident is crucial and worth the rental cost, especially if alcohol is involved.

What Kind of Drivers are Hired by Limo Companies?

Under Federal Regulations, any driver operating a vehicle that seats more than 16 individuals must have a CDL license. Every limo driver in Arizona must have a clean driving record and a chauffer’s license and is often required to take additional training mandated by the company. Companies like Scottsdale Limo Service use only highly skilled and trained drivers.