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InterContinental Montelucia Paradise Valley Bellamente Situado. In Spanish it means beautifully situated, and there could be no description more fitting for the new InterContinental Montelucia Resort & Spa in Paradise Valley, Arizona. Serenely nestled at the foot of picturesque Camelback Mountain, this Spanish-style resort is the first InterContinental property in the highly regarded Paradise Valley area. The new InterContinental Montelucia Resort & Spa will offer guests everything they desire in a setting unlike anything imaginable. This beautifully designed and meticulously planned resort will feature 293 ...more
About Paradise Valley Paradise Valley is an affluent suburb, a lovely town in Maricopa County, Arizona, north of Camelback Mountain. It is located at an elevation of 1,342 feet, a latitude of 33.531N and a longitude of -111.941W and was incorporated in May 1961. Paradise Valley has a population of about 14,000 people and covers an area of 15.5 square miles.
One of Paradise Valley's best known residents is senator Barry M. Goldwater, to whom the town has dedicated a memorial which includes a bronze statue of the presidential candidate. The statue was sculpted by the famous artist Joe Beeler.
They say that the name Paradise Valley comes from the beautiful wildflowers growing here in spring. The town offers splendid views that will make you feel as if you've entered the land of dreams.
Paradise Valley is one of Arizona's greatest tourist destinations, offering visitors from all over the world 12 gorgeous resorts. Luxury and elegance are perfectly combined to suit your every need and meet the expectations of the most exigent visitors. If you love hiking, then we invite you to discover the amazing Mummy Mountain and Camelback Mountain in Paradise Valley.
If you're thinking about moving to Paradise Valley, you should know that real estate is exclusive in this area. The medium price of a house is $1.74 million but some houses go up to $20 million. Judging by the medium household income, the town of Paradise Valley is the wealthiest in the state of Arizona.
