Historical Image Of Accommodations
Upon its opening as the "Organization House," the resort debuted with just six guest accommodations. Despite the small size, the retreat was a much-needed source of relaxation for the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company businessmen who had taken the arduous journey from the company’s headquarters in Akron.
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Historical Image Of Carriage At The Wigwam
Litchfield’s Organization House proved to be immensely popular, and it became a hotspot of activity for Goodyear’s many white-collar employees.
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Historical Image Of Exterior Detailing
Today, the original lodge still adorns the resort property with its heritage and Southwestern charm.
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Historical Image Of Exterior With Antique Automobiles
The first building on the property, the Organization House, was opened as a meeting venue for The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.
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Historical Image Of Carriage Outside The Wigwam
Authentically Southwestern ever since its inception, carriage rides were a convenient form of transportation around the property.
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Historical Image Of Golf At The Wigwam
Golf was heavily enjoyed at The Wigwam in its early days ever since the first nine holes opened in 1930. In 1935, the Red Course was expanded to 18 holes by V.O. "Red" Allen, the first golf pro at The Wigwam.
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Historical Image Of The Goodyear Blimp Hovering Over The Wigwam
Guests of the resort were even allowed access to the iconic Goodyear Blimp.
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Historical Image Of Pool
The best way for resort guests to cool off from the hot Arizona sun has long been a refreshing dip in the pool.
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Historical Image Of A Guestroom With Two Twin Beds
Started as a small lodge during the rise of cotton ranching in the early 1900s, The Wigwam first opened its doors as a resort in 1929. After steady expansions for over 100 years, the resort now features 331 elegant rooms and suites, three championship golf courses (including the Gold & Blue Courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.), nine tennis courts, three swimming pools (one with a 25-feet dual water slide), a fitness center, award-winning restaurants, and 100,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor event spaces.
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Historical Image Of Guests Golfing
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Historical Image Of Woman Sunbathing
The demand to stay at The Wigwam grew to such an extent that Litchfield expanded the facility tenfold over the course of the following decade.
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The Wigwam features three distinctive 18-hole championship golf courses: The Gold Course, recognized as one of Arizona's most challenging and respected golf courses, The Blue Course, a combination of character and contradiction, sporty and subtle, aggravating and invigorating, and the Red Course, the favorite among locals and club members.
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Deluxe Suites
Deluxe Suites feature a private bedroom with one king-size bed or two queen-size beds, a separate living area with a sleeper sofa, wet bar, stone fireplace, and large patio. The suites are located near the Tower Pool and restaurants.
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Fairway Rooms
Located near the first tee of the Blue Course, Fairway Rooms feature one king-size bed or two queen-size beds. Each room also includes a wet bar and a large bathroom.
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Fairway Suite Patio
Located near the first tee of the Blue Course, Fairway Rooms feature one king-size bed or two queen-size beds. Each room also includes a wet bar and a large bathroom.
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Garden Rooms
Garden Rooms feature one king-size bed or two queen-size beds, a sitting area, and a work desk. Each room also includes a private patio or balcony overlooking the resort’s gardens.
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The Wigwam features three distinctive 18-hole championship golf courses: The Gold Course, recognized as one of Arizona's most challenging and respected golf courses, The Blue Course, a combination of character and contradiction, sporty and subtle, aggravating and invigorating, and the Red Course, the favorite among locals and club members.
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Junior Suites
Junior Suites feature one king-size bed or two queen-size beds and a separate parlor with a sleeper sofa. These suites also overlook the landscaped grounds.
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LeMonds Aveda Salon Spa Pool
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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LeMonds Salon Spa
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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LeMonds Salon Spa Waiting Area
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Oasis One Bedroom Suite Living Space
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Red Allen's Bar & Grill Patio
Red Allen’s Bar & Grill pays homage to The Wigwam’s esteemed head golf professional of 42 years, Vernon Oren "Red" Allen.
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Red Allen's Bar & Grill
Red Allen’s Bar & Grill pays homage to The Wigwam’s esteemed head golf professional of 42 years, Vernon Oren "Red" Allen.
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Slides at Tower Pool
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Sunset Presidential Suite Parlor
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Stadium Tennis Court
Take advantage of the Arizona weather and get in some swings on the resort's nine professional tennis courts. Top-notch equipment and onsite rentals are available to guests, while private lessons are also offered.
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The Organization House
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Organization House
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Wigwam
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Wigwam Arrival Court
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Wigwam Arrival
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Wigwam Organization House Exterior
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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trellis Garden Wedding Ceremony
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Twilight Presidential Suite Palor
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Wigwam Ballroom
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Wigwam Lawn Reception Area
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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5 C's Room
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Wigwam Arrival Court
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Garden Lawn
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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The Wigwam Main Lobby
The Wigwam, 1929, Member of Historic Hotels of America, in Litchfield Park, Arizona
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Oasis Pool
Enclosed within the palm tree-lined enclave, the adult-only Oasis Pool is The Wigwam's hidden gem. Offering the ideal spot for couples on a romantic getaway to lounge in ultimate seclusion, this aquatic haven is also perfect for watching the Arizona sunset and taking in the cotton-candy skies above.
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Wigwam Bar Patio
Wigwam Bar is the beating heart of the resort and a favorite watering hole of both hotel guests and Arizona locals.
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Oasis Rooms
Oasis Rooms feature one king-size bed or two queen-size beds, a work desk, and a large bathroom. Each room also includes a private terrace overlooking the Oasis Pool.