The Adero Scottsdale Resort, which was known as the CopperWynd Resort before a $100 million expansion and rebrand in the late 2010s, was sold in late December after more than a year in a receivership.

The owners of the Adero Scottsdale resort have failed to make its mortgage payments since June, leading a Maricopa County judge to place the property under the control of a receiver. On Dec. 6., ...

A room with a view takes on a whole new meaning at Adero, the Scottsdale area's newest luxury resort. The hotel is opening soon, along with its dining destination Cielo. Nestled in the McDowell ...

As for the accommodations, travelers love the hand-crafted furnishings and cozy fireplaces found in each of ADERO Scottsdale Resort, Autograph Collection's 177 guest rooms. This boutique luxury ...

After being placed in a receivership following its ownership’s failure to make mortgage payments, a buyer has been lined up to acquire the Adero Scottsdale resort. The 177-room property in ...

Whether it’s practicing yoga at sunrise or stargazing the night sky, there are plenty of ways to stay cool this summer at ADERO Scottsdale Resort. Elevated high above the Sonoran Desert ...

Despite the address being in Scottsdale, this property is actually 20 minutes away in Fountain Hills ...

Sitting high in the desert hills, this airy resort is home base for adventure ... Range by day and sunsets and starry skies by night, Adero Scottsdale is favourable for romance too.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — After more than a year in receivership, the Adero Scottsdale Resort has a new owner. The 177-room property in Scottsdale along the border of neighboring Fountain Hills ...