Best Scottsdale Resorts and Hotels with E-Bike Access (2026 Guide)
Scottsdale is one of the most e-bike-friendly cities in the Southwest — wide, flat paths, 300+ days of sunshine, and some of the most scenic resort corridors in the country. If you're visiting for a long weekend, a golf trip, or a corporate retreat, adding an e-bike day to your itinerary is one of the best decisions you'll make.
But here's something most visitors don't know: you don't need your resort to have a full bike fleet to ride. PedalJetz, Scottsdale's premier e-bike rental shop, is located minutes from the city's top hotel corridors and offers half-day, full-day, and multi-hour rentals that are easy to book in advance.
Here's a look at what the top Scottsdale resorts offer — and how to make the most of your ride.
Resorts with On-Site or Nearby Bike Programs
The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa
The Westin Kierland sits at the north end of Scottsdale near Kierland Commons and Scottsdale Quarter, putting guests within easy reach of the Scottsdale Greenbelt trail system. The resort has historically offered bike access for guests, and the surrounding area is flat, well-marked, and perfect for a morning or evening cruise.
From Kierland, you can ride south along the Greenbelt all the way toward Old Town — one of the best urban trail rides in Arizona.
Check out our Scottsdale Greenbelt E-Bike Route Guide for stops, tips, and distances
Hyatt Regency Scottsdale at Gainey Ranch
Set on 27 acres with lagoons and walking paths, the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale is a destination in itself — but the real draw for riders is its access to the Gainey Ranch trail network and proximity to the broader Scottsdale path system. The flat terrain here is ideal for leisurely rides, and several guests stay here specifically for outdoor access.
If the resort's own bike options are limited or fully booked, PedalJetz is a short drive and offers multiple bike styles to suit all riders.
The Phoenician
One of Scottsdale's most iconic luxury resorts sits at the base of Camelback Mountain and offers guests access to a range of outdoor activities. While the immediate surroundings are hillier than central Scottsdale, guests can easily access flatter routes heading east toward Old Town and the canal paths.
The Phoenician attracts a lot of first-time Scottsdale visitors — and for many of them, an e-bike rental is the highlight of the trip.
Fairmont Scottsdale Princess
Located in North Scottsdale near the WestWorld event complex, the Fairmont Princess is a resort unto itself. The surrounding area offers wide bike-friendly roads and access to North Scottsdale's quieter streets. If you're staying here for a WestWorld event weekend, an e-bike is genuinely the best way to explore between venues.
See our WestWorld Scottsdale Weekend Itinerary for event dates and local tips
Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia
Tucked at the foot of Camelback Mountain in the Paradise Valley area, Montelucia is one of the most atmospheric resorts in the region. The resort attracts guests who want outdoor activity alongside luxury — and e-bikes fit that perfectly. Canal paths and access roads from this area connect directly into Old Town Scottsdale.
Why Book With PedalJetz Instead of (or in Addition to) Your Resort
Most resort bike programs, when they exist, offer a limited selection — often basic cruisers or older hybrids that aren't suited for longer rides or varied terrain. At PedalJetz, you get:
- Premium e-bikes from Aventon and Euphree, maintained and tuned before every rental
- Class 1 and Class 2 options, legal on all Scottsdale paths
- Expert local advice on the best routes from wherever you're staying
- 2-hour, 3-hour, 4-hour, and full-day rental options
- Easy online booking — no waiting in a resort activity line
We're located at 4390 N Miller Rd, Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85251, and we're open Tuesday–Saturday, 8 AM–5 PM. Rentals on Sunday and Monday are available by appointment — just call ahead at (480) 440-1099.
The Best Rides From Scottsdale's Hotel Corridor
Whether you're staying in North Scottsdale, near Old Town, or along the Camelback corridor, here are the routes that work best for visitors:
The Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt — 11 miles of paved path running north-south through the heart of Scottsdale. No car traffic, plenty of shade, and easy enough for any fitness level on an e-bike.
Old Town to Tempe Town Lake — A flat, scenic route that takes you through Old Town's shops and restaurants before following the canal south to the lake. About 12 miles round trip.
Kierland to McCormick Ranch — A quieter neighborhood route that winds through some of Scottsdale's most beautiful residential areas, with easy access from the north resort corridor.
Canal Path Rides — Scottsdale's canal system runs for miles and is one of the best-kept cycling secrets in the city. Flat, paved, and surprisingly scenic.
Ready to Ride?
PedalJetz makes it easy. Book your rental online before your trip so your bikes are ready when you arrive. Have questions about which route is best from your hotel, or what bike is right for your group? Call us or stop in — we're happy to help every visitor ride Scottsdale the right way.
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