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Like the artist for which it is named, the Mondrian Scottsdale represents simplicity of line and purity of design. The hotel is a hipster haven in Old Town Scottsdale, favored by jet-setters and celebs. Pull up a chair in the serene white lobby, with a long, low-slung banquette and cozy armchairs. Colors at the Mondrian Scottsdale shift like the sunset – turn the corner, you’ll find splashes of color in quiet alcoves. Guest rooms evince the same minimal use of line – beds are pristine and white, lamps are simple columns of light, and enormous plasma TVs double as wall art. For meals – morning, noon or night – Jeffrey Chodorow’s Asia de Cuba awaits. The innovative menu features creatively combined elements of Asian and Cuban cuisine, and if you feel like staying in bed, they’ll send your meal to your room. The resort’s best place to people-watch is Skybar, where pretty young things come to drink, laugh and flirt the night away. For an more intimate evening, you can rent a private cabana.