Looking for a Hotel in Arizona?Arizona Hotels: Find Everything from Arizona Boutique Hotels to Major Hotel Chains
Those are all fine places to stay, but if you're looking for something a little different, book a room at one of Arizona's historic hotels or boutique hotels. These distinctive properties offer a unique experience. Historic hotels in Arizona are filled with history, interesting architecture, retro decor and even ghosts. Boutique hotels offer all the modern amenities but do it with more panache. To get you started, here are a few unique Arizona hotels to try. If you want additional options, see our Arizona Hotel Guide below.
Arizona Inn, Tucson AZ Pink adobe buildings are scattered over 14 acres of colorful gardens, verdant lawns and shady courtyards. We loved the casita-style rooms, with their retro 1940s style furnishings, tile and hardwood floors and private patios that evoke a by-gone era. The Inn's attentive service is a hallmark of the Greenway family, who have continually owned and operated the Arizona Inn since its opening in 1930. A convenient central Tucson neighborhood location, close to the University of Arizona and downtown, make this a popular hotel in Arizona for vacationers, parents of UA students and those looking for a peaceful, relaxing getaway. Amenities: 60-foot heated outdoor pool, clay tennis courts, exercise facility, saunas, large library, restaurant, bar with live piano nightly, complimentary afternoon tea (seasonal), ice cream by the pool (seasonal), complimentary bicycles.
Hotel Congress, Tucson AZ Built in 1919 and set in the heart of Tucson's revitalized downtown, the Hotel Congress is a hip, happening and inexpensive lodging. It's perhaps most famously known as the place where members of the notorious John Dillenger gang hid out shortly before their capture by Tucson police in 1934. The 40 old fashioned rooms are all on the second floor and offer a vintage experience with antique iron beds, old time radios and reading lamps but no TV. Retro style phones actually connect to a switchboard at the front desk! Fans of the paranormal may encounter one of three ghosts said to inhabit the hotel. Light sleepers should note that below is the Club Congress, perhaps Tucson’s hippest and most popular nightclub, showcasing local musical talent. Don't miss the wonderful Cup Café, one of our favorite Tucson eateries, which serves delicious Southwestern and American bistro fare, too-die-for desserts and has a floor studded with pennies. Amenities: restaurant, bar, nightclub, complimentary WiFi, pet friendly.
Hotel Valley Ho, Scottsdale AZ Now revamped, the mid-century landmark hotel in Arizona is again attracting the "see & be seen" who want a unique experience. The Hotel Valley Ho's rooms have all-glass walls opening to airy patios and balconies, postmodern furnishings and over-sized circular tubs. A pool shaped like a martini glass recreates the 1950s era of cool. The Tower, next to the original building, offers an even more luxurious hotel in Arizona experience with spacious one- and two-bedroom suites with complete kitchens and private concierge. Trader Vic's restaurant brings back the era of the Polynesian tiki bar with umbrella-adorned cocktails and tropical island fare. Amenities: pool with cabanas and bar, full service spa, fitness classes, two restaurants.
Sedona Rouge Hotel And Spa, Sedona AZ Cool courtyards with ceramic fountains, carved stone columns and iron grillwork evoke the hotel’s Mediterranean theme. Rooms have all the modern amenities including flat screen TVs, down bedding, spacious bathrooms and private patios & balconies. Our stay was quiet, even though the hotel is located on busy Highway 89. There is the Reds restaurant on site but save your money and try one of the many Sedona restaurants nearby. Don't miss the great Spa at Sedona Rouge where I had a fantastic massage in a serene, Asian-inspired setting. Amenities: swimming pool, restaurant, full service spa with spa guest suites, third floor deck with fire pit.
The Hotel Weatherford, Flagstaff AZ Step outside and you'll be just steps from Flagstaff's charming boutiques, art galleries and restaurants. The completely restored hotel has ten rooms simply decorated in a turn of the century style without phones or TV. Two rooms have claw footed tubs and some have shared baths. The legendary Zane Gray bar with its large wraparound second floor balcony is a great place to have a drink, people watch and enjoy the views. The popular Charly's Pub & Grill serves southwestern and American dishes from breakfast to dinner. Amenities: restaurant, bar, convenient downtown location.
Hotel Monte Vista, Flagstaff AZ Now it's just haunted. It you're into the paranormal, request Room 305, where a woman in a rocking chair has appeared to many a startled guest. Other ghosts include a phantom bellboy and a dancing couple. Although it was built in 1926, the 50 rooms and suites have been upgraded with cable TV and telephones. Several rooms are named after the celebrities that stayed in them and have been decorated to evoke their memory. Monte Vista Lounge, the hip lobby bar, is popular for its pool tables and local musical acts. Amenities: coffee house & martini bar, lounge with live music on weekends, pet friendly. Arizona Hotel GuideThis hotel in Arizona guide is listed alphabetically by city.
Flagstaff lodging has all of the typical motels and hotels. Some are tucked into ponderosa pine forest and others are in the heart of it's historic downtown. Here is an overview of hotels in Flagstaff Arizona plus tips for finding a Flagstaff hotel in Arizona.
Some of the best hotels in Glendale Arizona are around the massive Westgate City Center entertainment district. These hotels are also conveniently located near major attractions like Arizona Cardinals football stadium, Glendale baseball stadium and Jobing.com Arena.
Looking for a Goodyear Arizona hotel? Find out which are the best hotels in Goodyear and which are close to Cincinnati Reds spring training and Cleveland Indians spring training.
If you're looking for a hotel in Mesa, there are several to choose from. Hotels are scattered throughout this southeastern suburb of Phoenix. If you're coming to Mesa for Chicago Cubs spring training, there are limited lodging options near Hohokam Park but plenty of hotels along Highway 60.
Payson, Arizona is a small mountain town and popular summer getaway for desert dwellers. Lodging ranges from mid-priced hotels and cheap motels to bed and breakfasts and vacation rentals. Hover, the number of rooms is limited, so book early as rooms tend to fill up fast during peak tourist season.
Hotels in Peoria Arizona can be a good alternative to staying in Phoenix. If you're coming to Peoria for San Diego Padres or Seattle Mariners spring training, there are several good hotels near the Peoria Sports Complex.
There are several downtown Phoenix hotels to choose from at a variety of price ranges. Most are conveniently located near all the major downtown Phoenix attractions including the Phoenix Convention Center, the US Airways Center and Chase Field.
Scottsdale is a popular Arizona vacation destination, so finding a good hotel in Scottsdale Arizona is easy. There are plenty of good hotels near the Scottsdale’s major attractions and Scottsdale Stadium, home of San Francisco Giants spring training.
If you're coming to Sedona, you'll probably want a red rock view from your hotel room. Which Sedona hotels have the best views? See our Sedona hotels guide for the best hotels in town. Looking for another hotel in Arizona? Search Travelocity.com for Arizona hotels. Note on Hotel in Arizona Rates: Rates are based on a standard room. Rates can vary widely depending upon the season, room type and room location. Return to Arizona-Vacation-Planner.com Home Page from Hotel in Arizona page Legal Disclaimer: Arizona-Vacation-Planner.com accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by anyone resulting from this information.
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