REPORT: Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North
Dec 28, 2010, 1:15 pm
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REPORT: Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North
During my recent holidays I also had the chance to try out the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale. I was particularly interested in this property as it seemed to get highly mixed reviews with more, IIRC, negative reviews on this board. Please find my report below.
Vitals
I booked our stay at the Preferred Partner rate for a Premium Casita room. This included the following Preferred Partner amenities: daily breakfast credit of $66 per room; an upgrade upon arrival subject to availability; a welcome note and amenity; and a $85 USD lunch credit redeemable at Crescent Moon. In addition, as a Virtuoso we received 50% off Valet parking bringing a nightly $27 charge down to $13.50. I was also able to negotiate with the hotel for complimentary internet access.
Premium Casita: http://www.fourseasons.com/scottsdal...r_casita_room/
Prior to our stay I checked online to see if the Reata Pass 1 BR suite, and the Desert Garden suites, the next two room categories, were sold out for my dates so I was not hopeful for an upgrade.
Arrival
We drove from the Phoenician to the Resort and did not realize how far removed this resort was from the Phoenician and Old Town Scottsdale area. I also did not realize how much farther we seemed to have gone up in elevation either!!
The entry to the Resort is very discreet and blends in very well to its surroundings -- so much so we drove right past it the first time as our GPS started chirping "recalculating" a few times.
The driveway takes you to a circular entrance way and we were greeted (read: not welcomed) to the resort. The formalities of unloading luggage were promptly handled and the check-in was quite easy. Again, it was perfunctory but not necessarily warm and fawning at other Four Seasons. Some prefer this style of service; others may not. Our room was not ready yet so we went off to Crescent Moon for lunch to use our lunch credit up.
Our Room
To our surprise (and delight!!) we were upgraded to a 1 BR Oasis Suite which is a ground floor unit with a large terrace and small plunge pool.
The specifics of the suite can be found here:
http://www.fourseasons.com/scottsdal...bedroom_suite/
Our suite had a view of the Crescent Butte mountain and the pool area which had adequate privacy for us (though it may be too exposed for others) and was located near to the main building, fitness center and spa.
Our suite was equipped with two twin beds in the bedroom and the living room featured a pull out sofa. The living room also had a lovely gas fireplace and the terrace a sitting area in front of a wood burning fire oven and a large table with chairs closer to the pool. Surrounding the pool were a couple of loungers. Engineering also cranked up the heat in the pool so that it was almost like a large hot tub. This was most definitely the highlight of the suite and to be able to soak in the pool at your convenience was absolutely fantastic. If there were only a clear sky to gaze at the stars, soaking in the pool and sitting in front of a roaring fire in the cool evening would have been absolutely perfect.
The outdoor shower is accessed from the large main shower in the Master bath. It was too cold to use the outdoor shower as the air cooled down the outer spray of hot water making the shower rather luke warm -- the shower must be lovely in the Spring and the Fall!!
We received a carafe of hibiscus fresca and salsa and chips as our welcome amenity courtesy of the Travel Network and Four Seasons and a bottle of Spanish Cava and some petit fours from the hotel.
The Resort
The rooms and suites at the resort are clustered in two story adobe style casitas with, on the whole, the better rooms (Premier) on the upper floors and the better suites on the ground floors. There are stairs and the resort is built into a hill so there are elevation changes throughout the resort. Even ground floor casitas. This is of importance for those who are of limited mobility.
The resort was very beautiful and its isolated location felt like we were in the middle of the desert in an oasis. The grounds are tended for and landscaped very well and the resort is very indigenous to its surroundings without becoming Disney-esque when overdone. There is golf cart service throughout the resort as some of the casitas are quite far away from the main building
Vitals
I booked our stay at the Preferred Partner rate for a Premium Casita room. This included the following Preferred Partner amenities: daily breakfast credit of $66 per room; an upgrade upon arrival subject to availability; a welcome note and amenity; and a $85 USD lunch credit redeemable at Crescent Moon. In addition, as a Virtuoso we received 50% off Valet parking bringing a nightly $27 charge down to $13.50. I was also able to negotiate with the hotel for complimentary internet access.
Premium Casita: http://www.fourseasons.com/scottsdal...r_casita_room/
Prior to our stay I checked online to see if the Reata Pass 1 BR suite, and the Desert Garden suites, the next two room categories, were sold out for my dates so I was not hopeful for an upgrade.
Arrival
We drove from the Phoenician to the Resort and did not realize how far removed this resort was from the Phoenician and Old Town Scottsdale area. I also did not realize how much farther we seemed to have gone up in elevation either!!
The entry to the Resort is very discreet and blends in very well to its surroundings -- so much so we drove right past it the first time as our GPS started chirping "recalculating" a few times.
The driveway takes you to a circular entrance way and we were greeted (read: not welcomed) to the resort. The formalities of unloading luggage were promptly handled and the check-in was quite easy. Again, it was perfunctory but not necessarily warm and fawning at other Four Seasons. Some prefer this style of service; others may not. Our room was not ready yet so we went off to Crescent Moon for lunch to use our lunch credit up.
Our Room
To our surprise (and delight!!) we were upgraded to a 1 BR Oasis Suite which is a ground floor unit with a large terrace and small plunge pool.
The specifics of the suite can be found here:
http://www.fourseasons.com/scottsdal...bedroom_suite/
Our suite had a view of the Crescent Butte mountain and the pool area which had adequate privacy for us (though it may be too exposed for others) and was located near to the main building, fitness center and spa.
Our suite was equipped with two twin beds in the bedroom and the living room featured a pull out sofa. The living room also had a lovely gas fireplace and the terrace a sitting area in front of a wood burning fire oven and a large table with chairs closer to the pool. Surrounding the pool were a couple of loungers. Engineering also cranked up the heat in the pool so that it was almost like a large hot tub. This was most definitely the highlight of the suite and to be able to soak in the pool at your convenience was absolutely fantastic. If there were only a clear sky to gaze at the stars, soaking in the pool and sitting in front of a roaring fire in the cool evening would have been absolutely perfect.
The outdoor shower is accessed from the large main shower in the Master bath. It was too cold to use the outdoor shower as the air cooled down the outer spray of hot water making the shower rather luke warm -- the shower must be lovely in the Spring and the Fall!!
We received a carafe of hibiscus fresca and salsa and chips as our welcome amenity courtesy of the Travel Network and Four Seasons and a bottle of Spanish Cava and some petit fours from the hotel.
The Resort
The rooms and suites at the resort are clustered in two story adobe style casitas with, on the whole, the better rooms (Premier) on the upper floors and the better suites on the ground floors. There are stairs and the resort is built into a hill so there are elevation changes throughout the resort. Even ground floor casitas. This is of importance for those who are of limited mobility.
The resort was very beautiful and its isolated location felt like we were in the middle of the desert in an oasis. The grounds are tended for and landscaped very well and the resort is very indigenous to its surroundings without becoming Disney-esque when overdone. There is golf cart service throughout the resort as some of the casitas are quite far away from the main building
Last edited by luxury; Dec 28, 2010 at 10:20 pm Reason: Updated Room and Resort info
Dec 28, 2010, 11:19 pm
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I was also able to negotiate with the hotel for complimentary internet access.
A man after my own heart!
Welcome back Luxury! I hope you got some well deserved R&R.
Looking forward to the rest of the reports of your desert swing. I always find your reports an enjoyable read!
Jan 4, 2011, 11:45 am
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updates?
Not sure what happened to the second half of this review. In our two visits to FS Scottsdale we have been quite impressed by the food. The formal restaurant (Talavera) has been excellent though of course pricey. The views are quite impressive. The less formal restaurant (Crescent Moon) is surprisingly good modern Mexican. The lobby bar (Onyx) is very pretty and sitting outside on the patio to watch the sunset is always a trip highlight.
Feb 5, 2011, 10:37 pm
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Sorry for the delay but here is some more info.
Dining - Crescent Moon and Talavera
As a part of the Preferred Partner amenities a $85 lunch credit is included which can be used at Crescent Moon, the resort's all day dining venue, or Saguaro Blossom, the pool-side restaurant.
We elected to dine at Crescent Moon featuring contemporary mexican fare with a southwestern touch. All the food, from the nachos, salsa and guacamole; salads; sopa de tortilla; flatbread; and my lobster enchilada were fantastic. Perfectly seasoned and executed it was a great meal outdoors on the terrace with a great view of the surroundings.
My one minor complaint is that service was not to Four Seasons standards -- the staff were reactive only when a request was made so we had to continually ask for refills of our lemonades, water, etc.
We were invited to dinner at Talavera which was a definite treat. Certain of the tables have fantastic views of the shimmering lights of the valley below and it is only then you realize the elevation difference between Old Town Scottsdale and the Four Seasons.
Here the menu is eclectic and is executed very well. House bread is poppyseed topped pan bread which comes in a small cast iron pan. Absolutely delicious, a little sweet and light and fluffy, with the contrast of the salty butter. We ate WAY too many of the bread!!
Our table shared the langoustine, beef and crab roulade, and beet salad to start. Two of us were still full from lunch so one had a tomato trio while the other nibbled on the sides (asparagus and the mashed potatoes) while I had the Maine lobster. The food was fantastic though on the rich side. We were stuffed after dinner so we had NO room for dessert.
As per all Four Seasons Hotels I have experienced the food quality is very high and I can highly recommend the restaurants here.
In room dining
We elected to eat on our terrace for breakfast in an effort to save some time so we could spend as much time in our plunge pool. In room dining was prompt as usual and the quality of the food again very high. Very solid breakfast fare and no complaints. All breakfast charges were removed from our final bill as a Preferred Partner benefit.
We also ordered two box lunches to go to eat on the drive back to Las Vegas. These featured a large sandwich or wrap, fruit or vegetable salad, chips, cookies, fresh fruit and a beverage. Perfect for the long and boring drive back to Las Vegas. These were waiting for us at the Bell Stand as we checked out.
The Spa and Fitness Center
The Spa and Fitness Center is located below the lobby and faces a grassy courtyard where the conference facilities are. The gym is very well equipped with the usual torture machines. Complimentary water and fruit are on offer and many of the machines have personal tv's and iPod hookups.
The Spa is a tranquil facility with a unique offering of treatments. The locker rooms are outfitted well with steam rooms, sauna's, shower, toilets, lockers and a relaxation area. The Spa has for sale basic products should you wish to purchase anything.
Of note, the Spa is running a promotion with AMEX -- book and pay for a 50 minute massage with an AMEX card and get a complimentary upgrade to an 80 minute massage. There may be day and time restrictions but I believe this is an ongoing offer here.
Final Thoughts
On the whole I was very impressed with this property. I think the property is perfect for a 3-4 night getaway but beyond that cabin fever may set in due to its remote location. The resort has a strong sense of place without being to Disney-esque and has great food and beverage on offer.
Service was good to very good on the whole but I felt it lacked the polish of other Four Seasons properties. Of course, this may also be due to the "uniqueness" of the Scottsdale area. Some may find the service a little detached, rough around the edges, and perhaps a little too reactionary instead of anticipatory.
However, this is a great property to unwind at and I look forward to returning, perhaps in slightly warmer weather.
Dining - Crescent Moon and Talavera
As a part of the Preferred Partner amenities a $85 lunch credit is included which can be used at Crescent Moon, the resort's all day dining venue, or Saguaro Blossom, the pool-side restaurant.
We elected to dine at Crescent Moon featuring contemporary mexican fare with a southwestern touch. All the food, from the nachos, salsa and guacamole; salads; sopa de tortilla; flatbread; and my lobster enchilada were fantastic. Perfectly seasoned and executed it was a great meal outdoors on the terrace with a great view of the surroundings.
My one minor complaint is that service was not to Four Seasons standards -- the staff were reactive only when a request was made so we had to continually ask for refills of our lemonades, water, etc.
We were invited to dinner at Talavera which was a definite treat. Certain of the tables have fantastic views of the shimmering lights of the valley below and it is only then you realize the elevation difference between Old Town Scottsdale and the Four Seasons.
Here the menu is eclectic and is executed very well. House bread is poppyseed topped pan bread which comes in a small cast iron pan. Absolutely delicious, a little sweet and light and fluffy, with the contrast of the salty butter. We ate WAY too many of the bread!!
Our table shared the langoustine, beef and crab roulade, and beet salad to start. Two of us were still full from lunch so one had a tomato trio while the other nibbled on the sides (asparagus and the mashed potatoes) while I had the Maine lobster. The food was fantastic though on the rich side. We were stuffed after dinner so we had NO room for dessert.
As per all Four Seasons Hotels I have experienced the food quality is very high and I can highly recommend the restaurants here.
In room dining
We elected to eat on our terrace for breakfast in an effort to save some time so we could spend as much time in our plunge pool. In room dining was prompt as usual and the quality of the food again very high. Very solid breakfast fare and no complaints. All breakfast charges were removed from our final bill as a Preferred Partner benefit.
We also ordered two box lunches to go to eat on the drive back to Las Vegas. These featured a large sandwich or wrap, fruit or vegetable salad, chips, cookies, fresh fruit and a beverage. Perfect for the long and boring drive back to Las Vegas. These were waiting for us at the Bell Stand as we checked out.
The Spa and Fitness Center
The Spa and Fitness Center is located below the lobby and faces a grassy courtyard where the conference facilities are. The gym is very well equipped with the usual torture machines. Complimentary water and fruit are on offer and many of the machines have personal tv's and iPod hookups.
The Spa is a tranquil facility with a unique offering of treatments. The locker rooms are outfitted well with steam rooms, sauna's, shower, toilets, lockers and a relaxation area. The Spa has for sale basic products should you wish to purchase anything.
Of note, the Spa is running a promotion with AMEX -- book and pay for a 50 minute massage with an AMEX card and get a complimentary upgrade to an 80 minute massage. There may be day and time restrictions but I believe this is an ongoing offer here.
Final Thoughts
On the whole I was very impressed with this property. I think the property is perfect for a 3-4 night getaway but beyond that cabin fever may set in due to its remote location. The resort has a strong sense of place without being to Disney-esque and has great food and beverage on offer.
Service was good to very good on the whole but I felt it lacked the polish of other Four Seasons properties. Of course, this may also be due to the "uniqueness" of the Scottsdale area. Some may find the service a little detached, rough around the edges, and perhaps a little too reactionary instead of anticipatory.
However, this is a great property to unwind at and I look forward to returning, perhaps in slightly warmer weather.
Feb 7, 2011, 12:31 pm
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Sorry for the delay but here is some more info.
Dining - Crescent Moon and Talavera
As a part of the Preferred Partner amenities a $85 lunch credit is included which can be used at Crescent Moon, the resort's all day dining venue, or Saguaro Blossom, the pool-side restaurant.
We elected to dine at Crescent Moon featuring contemporary mexican fare with a southwestern touch. All the food, from the nachos, salsa and guacamole; salads; sopa de tortilla; flatbread; and my lobster enchilada were fantastic. Perfectly seasoned and executed it was a great meal outdoors on the terrace with a great view of the surroundings.
My one minor complaint is that service was not to Four Seasons standards -- the staff were reactive only when a request was made so we had to continually ask for refills of our lemonades, water, etc.
We were invited to dinner at Talavera which was a definite treat. Certain of the tables have fantastic views of the shimmering lights of the valley below and it is only then you realize the elevation difference between Old Town Scottsdale and the Four Seasons.
Here the menu is eclectic and is executed very well. House bread is poppyseed topped pan bread which comes in a small cast iron pan. Absolutely delicious, a little sweet and light and fluffy, with the contrast of the salty butter. We ate WAY too many of the bread!!
Our table shared the langoustine, beef and crab roulade, and beet salad to start. Two of us were still full from lunch so one had a tomato trio while the other nibbled on the sides (asparagus and the mashed potatoes) while I had the Maine lobster. The food was fantastic though on the rich side. We were stuffed after dinner so we had NO room for dessert.
As per all Four Seasons Hotels I have experienced the food quality is very high and I can highly recommend the restaurants here.
In room dining
We elected to eat on our terrace for breakfast in an effort to save some time so we could spend as much time in our plunge pool. In room dining was prompt as usual and the quality of the food again very high. Very solid breakfast fare and no complaints. All breakfast charges were removed from our final bill as a Preferred Partner benefit.
We also ordered two box lunches to go to eat on the drive back to Las Vegas. These featured a large sandwich or wrap, fruit or vegetable salad, chips, cookies, fresh fruit and a beverage. Perfect for the long and boring drive back to Las Vegas. These were waiting for us at the Bell Stand as we checked out.
The Spa and Fitness Center
The Spa and Fitness Center is located below the lobby and faces a grassy courtyard where the conference facilities are. The gym is very well equipped with the usual torture machines. Complimentary water and fruit are on offer and many of the machines have personal tv's and iPod hookups.
The Spa is a tranquil facility with a unique offering of treatments. The locker rooms are outfitted well with steam rooms, sauna's, shower, toilets, lockers and a relaxation area. The Spa has for sale basic products should you wish to purchase anything.
Of note, the Spa is running a promotion with AMEX -- book and pay for a 50 minute massage with an AMEX card and get a complimentary upgrade to an 80 minute massage. There may be day and time restrictions but I believe this is an ongoing offer here.
Final Thoughts
On the whole I was very impressed with this property. I think the property is perfect for a 3-4 night getaway but beyond that cabin fever may set in due to its remote location. The resort has a strong sense of place without being to Disney-esque and has great food and beverage on offer.
Service was good to very good on the whole but I felt it lacked the polish of other Four Seasons properties. Of course, this may also be due to the "uniqueness" of the Scottsdale area. Some may find the service a little detached, rough around the edges, and perhaps a little too reactionary instead of anticipatory.
However, this is a great property to unwind at and I look forward to returning, perhaps in slightly warmer weather.
Dining - Crescent Moon and Talavera
As a part of the Preferred Partner amenities a $85 lunch credit is included which can be used at Crescent Moon, the resort's all day dining venue, or Saguaro Blossom, the pool-side restaurant.
We elected to dine at Crescent Moon featuring contemporary mexican fare with a southwestern touch. All the food, from the nachos, salsa and guacamole; salads; sopa de tortilla; flatbread; and my lobster enchilada were fantastic. Perfectly seasoned and executed it was a great meal outdoors on the terrace with a great view of the surroundings.
My one minor complaint is that service was not to Four Seasons standards -- the staff were reactive only when a request was made so we had to continually ask for refills of our lemonades, water, etc.
We were invited to dinner at Talavera which was a definite treat. Certain of the tables have fantastic views of the shimmering lights of the valley below and it is only then you realize the elevation difference between Old Town Scottsdale and the Four Seasons.
Here the menu is eclectic and is executed very well. House bread is poppyseed topped pan bread which comes in a small cast iron pan. Absolutely delicious, a little sweet and light and fluffy, with the contrast of the salty butter. We ate WAY too many of the bread!!
Our table shared the langoustine, beef and crab roulade, and beet salad to start. Two of us were still full from lunch so one had a tomato trio while the other nibbled on the sides (asparagus and the mashed potatoes) while I had the Maine lobster. The food was fantastic though on the rich side. We were stuffed after dinner so we had NO room for dessert.
As per all Four Seasons Hotels I have experienced the food quality is very high and I can highly recommend the restaurants here.
In room dining
We elected to eat on our terrace for breakfast in an effort to save some time so we could spend as much time in our plunge pool. In room dining was prompt as usual and the quality of the food again very high. Very solid breakfast fare and no complaints. All breakfast charges were removed from our final bill as a Preferred Partner benefit.
We also ordered two box lunches to go to eat on the drive back to Las Vegas. These featured a large sandwich or wrap, fruit or vegetable salad, chips, cookies, fresh fruit and a beverage. Perfect for the long and boring drive back to Las Vegas. These were waiting for us at the Bell Stand as we checked out.
The Spa and Fitness Center
The Spa and Fitness Center is located below the lobby and faces a grassy courtyard where the conference facilities are. The gym is very well equipped with the usual torture machines. Complimentary water and fruit are on offer and many of the machines have personal tv's and iPod hookups.
The Spa is a tranquil facility with a unique offering of treatments. The locker rooms are outfitted well with steam rooms, sauna's, shower, toilets, lockers and a relaxation area. The Spa has for sale basic products should you wish to purchase anything.
Of note, the Spa is running a promotion with AMEX -- book and pay for a 50 minute massage with an AMEX card and get a complimentary upgrade to an 80 minute massage. There may be day and time restrictions but I believe this is an ongoing offer here.
Final Thoughts
On the whole I was very impressed with this property. I think the property is perfect for a 3-4 night getaway but beyond that cabin fever may set in due to its remote location. The resort has a strong sense of place without being to Disney-esque and has great food and beverage on offer.
Service was good to very good on the whole but I felt it lacked the polish of other Four Seasons properties. Of course, this may also be due to the "uniqueness" of the Scottsdale area. Some may find the service a little detached, rough around the edges, and perhaps a little too reactionary instead of anticipatory.
However, this is a great property to unwind at and I look forward to returning, perhaps in slightly warmer weather.
Feb 7, 2011, 2:04 pm
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I have stayed at the Four Seasons Scottsdale many times and have always experienced wonderful service.
I find the desert landscape around the resort to be sublime and much superior to the other luxury resorts of Scottsdale.
Thanks Luxury for the great pictures. It sounds like the food may have improved. I have always thought the restaurants were a little bit of a weak spot, but having drinks at sunset looking over the high desert is a great thrill every time.
I find the desert landscape around the resort to be sublime and much superior to the other luxury resorts of Scottsdale.
Thanks Luxury for the great pictures. It sounds like the food may have improved. I have always thought the restaurants were a little bit of a weak spot, but having drinks at sunset looking over the high desert is a great thrill every time.
Feb 7, 2011, 3:15 pm
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it does kind of sound like sanctuary service was better. on two mornings i was questioned re breakfast inclusions, but after mentioning sales manager, there was a brief 'hold' then no problem. only had to ask for three things - keycard for pool because casa used key, kitchen stuff, grill setup.
while there were two reasonably standout moments at royal palms (not as guest) i was otherwise underwhelmed, and wouldnt stay. service recovery was ok. they did seem to treat a couple with onsite wedding pretty well at dinner - chef, etc.
had a great dinner at noca.
i posted a detailed report. ill again disclaim i dont have same standards/experience.
while there were two reasonably standout moments at royal palms (not as guest) i was otherwise underwhelmed, and wouldnt stay. service recovery was ok. they did seem to treat a couple with onsite wedding pretty well at dinner - chef, etc.
had a great dinner at noca.
i posted a detailed report. ill again disclaim i dont have same standards/experience.
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Feb 7, 2011 at 3:30 pm
Oct 23, 2015, 1:49 am
#10
Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 68
I love this place, but it is a Strategic property with some of the same service issues as their other PHX property, the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess. The enthusiasm and verve seem to be fading. The buildings are, of course, magnificent. I hope that the service problems don't extend to Strategic's FS properties at Half Moon Bay and Laguna Niguel - I rely on those.
Oct 23, 2015, 2:25 am
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Never heared about a FS Laguna Niguel or Half Moon Bay. Only now Ritz Carlton hotels at this places.
Jul 15, 2021, 11:18 pm
#12
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Might not want to dine here for a while. Maricopa County Health Violations
Four Seasons Resort, 10600 E. Crescent Moon Drive, Scottsdale.
- Employee touched face mask then continued working with gloved hands, handling food contact surfaces. | Instructed on proper handwashing.
- Employee handled garnish with bare hands. | Discarded garnish, washed hands and donned gloves.
- No chlorine in bar's warewashing machine. | Machine placed out of service until repaired.
- Cheese sauce, cooked vegetables and cooked rice improperly cooled. | Discarded.
- Raw proteins and dairy items not kept cold enough. | Discarded.
Jul 16, 2021, 12:14 pm
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Might not want to dine here for a while. Maricopa County Health Violations