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Casago Arizona
Casago Arizona is working to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA across this site. That standard covers readable color contrast, text that resizes without breaking the layout, full keyboard navigation, meaningful alternative text on images, and clear labels on forms and booking fields.
We treat this as ongoing work rather than a finished project. Pages change, homes are added, and parts of this site rely on third-party tools such as maps, payment fields, and chat. Some of those pieces sit outside our direct control, and some parts of the site may not meet the standard yet. When we find a gap, we fix it, and in the meantime we give you another way to get the same thing done.
If any page, form, or booking step on this site stops you from doing what you came here to do, call us at (866) 365-2221. Someone on the Arizona team will help you finish the task on the phone, and we will log the problem so it gets fixed on the site.
If you would rather write it out, send it through our contact page and it reaches the same team.
If the online booking flow is not working with your setup, we will take the reservation over the phone and send you the confirmation. You do not need to fight with the website to stay with us.
Accessibility features vary from home to home, and we describe them one property at a time. Every home we manage in Arizona is privately owned and was built to its own plan, so step-free entries, single-level layouts, doorway widths, and bathroom access differ at every address. We never describe a home as ADA-compliant.
What each listing page does tell you is that specific home's layout and features. Beyond the page, our local teams in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Sedona, Tucson, Flagstaff, and the White Mountains have been inside these houses. If a detail you need is not written down, ask us and we will go check the home rather than guess.
These are the things guests most often need to know, and the things that differ most between our homes. Ask about any of them and we will check the specific property.
Steps at the front door, how long and how steep the walk from the car is, and whether the path is paved, gravel, or flagstone.
Valley homes are often single-level, while Flagstaff and White Mountains cabins more often have stairs, a loft, or a split entry. Ask which floor the bedrooms are on.
Doorway width, whether the shower has a curb, whether the only bathing option is a tub, and whether grab bars are already installed.
Ask if a bedroom and a full bathroom sit together on the entry level, and how wide the hallway between them is.
Where you park, how far that is from the door, and what the arrival involves: a gate code, a garage, a lockbox, or a shared elevator.
Steps down to the patio, how the pool gate latches, and whether the yard is level or graded to the slope.
Call (866) 365-2221 and tell us what you need. We will look at the exact home you are considering: steps at the entry, which floor the bedrooms are on, how the bathroom is laid out, how far the parking sits from the door. If that home will not work for you, we will say so plainly and point you toward one that might.
It takes one phone call, and it is the difference between a good arrival and a hard one. Going out of our way on this is the part of hospitality we care most about.
You can browse our destinations on the destinations page, or send a note through contact us.
We are working to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA. That covers color contrast, text resizing, keyboard navigation, alternative text on images, and labeled form fields. Some pages and some third-party tools on the site may not meet that standard yet, and we fix gaps as we find them.
Call (866) 365-2221 and tell us what happened, or send it through our contact page. It helps to include the page you were on, what you were trying to do, your device and browser, and any assistive technology you were using. We will help you finish the task and log the issue for repair.
We never describe a home as ADA-compliant. The homes we manage are privately owned houses, condos, and casitas, each built to its own plan, so accessibility features vary from one address to the next. What we can do is tell you exactly what a specific home has. Call (866) 365-2221 and we will check it.
Start with the listing page, which describes that home's layout and features. Then call the local team at (866) 365-2221 before you book. Valley homes are more often single-level, while mountain homes in Flagstaff and the White Mountains frequently have stairs, a loft, or a split entry, so it is worth confirming per property.
Service animals are not pets, so these requests are handled separately from our pet policy. Call (866) 365-2221 before you book so the local team can note it on the reservation and confirm the details for the home you are considering.
Call (866) 365-2221 and we will take the reservation over the phone and send you the confirmation. You do not need to work around the website to stay with us, and telling us what went wrong helps us fix it for the next guest.