Iconic Arizona Hotels: Best Places to Lay Your Head

 
 
 

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Arizona is full of sightseeing adventures but after a long day of exploring, weary travelers are sure to need a relaxing place to catch some shut-eye. Luxurious accommodations with everything from waterfront views and scenic desert surroundings to historic experiences are aplenty throughout the state.

 

If you find yourself exploring Arizona this summer, be sure to check out some of these iconic stays:

 

The Nautical Beachfront Resort. Views of Thompson Bay, an infinity pool and an island-style bar and grille make this Lake Havasu resort a not-to-miss spot. There are plenty of comfy guestrooms and suites, all with patios or balconies overlooking the water. Best of all, you don’t have to leave your four-legged friends at home to enjoy a piece of paradise.

 

Grand Canyon Railway Hotel. Located just a block from downtown Williams, this relaxing retreat provides a picturesque Western setting. Designed to resemble the century-old train depot that housed the original Fray Marcos Hotel, this is the place to stay if you’re hoping to catch a train to Grand Canyon National Park.

Hassayampa Inn. History buffs will love this first-class hotel near Courthouse Square in Prescott. Open since 1927, the 67-room inn offers guests a charming piece of nostalgia paired with modern amenities and a full-service restaurant.

Hacienda Del Sol Guest Ranch Resort. Originally a school for the daughters of society’s elite families, Hacienda Del Sol is now a luxury resort nestled in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains in Tucson. Surrounded by more than 34 acres of desert, resort guests are treated to an oasis of luxury with elegant guestrooms, award-winning dining and a full-service spa.

Enchantment Resort. Set in secluded Boynton Canyon of Sedona, the five-star Enchantment Resort expertly combines tranquility with sophistication. Visitors are sure to receive world-class service and breathtaking red-rock views.

Visit summerinaz.com for more ideas on where to stay and what to do this summer.

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