Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa Rooms

The guest rooms offer a mix of Southwestern style and Native American touches in a pleasing blend of beige, brown, sand and other earth tones and provide comfortable furnishings for you and your kids can curl up on. A woven throw blanket -- designed by a tribal artist and featuring a Maricopa pot, an antelope and other images representing the tribes' culture -- adorns each bed. Dried cactus ribs decorate the doors and cornices in each room. Guest accommodations are housed in two wings. Those in the Pima section feature baskets and basket designs, while those in the Maricopa section have pottery and pottery designs. Sepia-toned photographs of tribal ancestors hang on the walls.

Even the standard rooms are a decent size; those with two double beds are 420 square feet, and those with king beds are 400 square feet. Each room has a patio or a balcony. The 860-square-foot deluxe suites provide plenty of space. The living rooms have pull-out sofas, tables and their own televisions. The separate bedrooms also have their own televisions.

Cribs and rollaways are also available.