As competition grows the stakes are high in the Paradise Valley luxury resort game

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Gary Stougaard, at left, and Andaz Scottsdale General Manager Scott Mason at the resort site now under construction. /Submitted photo

By Terrance Thornton | Paradise Valley Independent

In the luxury resort business, if you aren’t evolving — you’re dying.

That mantra of innovation fuels the efforts of local hoteliers in places like Paradise Valley and Scottsdale to create fresh, energetic and one-of-a-kind experiences meant exclusively for each individual patron.

Beyond amenities and services provided, local luxury hoteliers have to mold the surroundings — primarily the structures of the resort campus and the landscape of the site — into a specific vision of indulgence.

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