The capital of Arizona and the fifth-largest city in the United States, Phoenix is famous for its cacti-studded deserts, rocky red mountains and over 200 landscaped golf courses.
Phoenix is home to plenty of parks where you can explore the rugged terrain and take in the natural beauty of the 'Valley of the Sun'. One of the largest urban parks in the world, the South Mountain Park and Preserve offers sweeping vistas and miles of trails for hiking, horse riding and biking. For more desert panoramas and outdoor activities, head to Papago Park, featuring tranquil oases, desert wildlife and the native saguaro cactus. This recreational haven is also home to the intriguing Hole-in-the-Wall rock formation, Phoenix Zoo and the sprawling Desert Botanical Garden, featuring thousands of plants amidst red rock buttes. If you’re after a more challenging hike, try scaling the Camelback Mountain for 360-degree views of the dramatic landscape.
Phoenix has a lot in store for lovers of art, architecture and culture. The Musical Instrument Museum is the only one of its kind in the world, boasting over 8,000 musical instruments spanning 200 countries. Alternatively, you can admire classical and contemporary works from around the globe at Phoenix Art Museum or visit the Heard Museum for an introduction to the country’s Native American roots. Architecture aficionados should check out Taliesin West – the UNESCO-listed winter home of celebrated architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. The futuristic structure of the Phoenix Convention Center is also worth taking a look at.
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Most popular time to visit | October-December |
Cheapest time to visit | January-March |
Local currency | USD |
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Average weekend price | $114 per night |
Average weekday price | $116 per night |
Average stay | 1 night |
Chase Field
0.3 miles from downtown
Phoenix is a big town, so plan transportation accordingly...
July 19, 2024
Phoenix is a big town, so plan transportation accordingly and consider a minimum of 20 minutes to travel anywhere. Also, be careful with homeless and drug addicts who live in suburban areas. The dry heat is intense, so always keep water with you! I ate at the Wildflower, they have great healthy food options :)
Summer time is not the time to visit Phoenix Arizona.
July 16, 2024
Summer time is not the time to visit Phoenix Arizona. Unless you love 115°+ weather. Other than that, Phoenix has been a friendly place with nice mountain top views of the valley. Food is ok depending what you like to eat. Don't expect fresh seafood if you're a seafood lover. BBQ spots are a hit or miss and so is breakfast. Activities are minimal throughout the day unless you're a hiker. There's plenty of places to hike.
Hotel is at a great location.
June 23, 2024
Hotel is at a great location. The check-in receptionist is very friendly. The hotel is very family friendly. They offer complimentary drinks at happy hours. Breakfast is included and good. The pool is right outside and our kids enjoyed the pool.
HOT! And you MUST have a car.
June 10, 2024
HOT! And you MUST have a car. Even if you don't like -drive. Distances are huge, and again, no one walk, it's hot. Good is there's no traffic at all, and plenty of free parking everywhere. Lyft app for taxi works well here and not expensive.
I was born and raised in Phoenix.
June 2, 2024
I was born and raised in Phoenix. I would not live there now and only visit if we have to such as going to the airport or other business. I prefer smaller towns with clean air and a healthy environment to walk and hike in nature. Phoenix is HOT this time of year...obviously. Sadly, the air quality is Poor now-a-days with OZONE (which is Invisible but still Unhealthy), and has Smog like other big cities. I LOVE Arizona! It is a diverse state with cool people and very diverse environments from the Sonoran Desert-the only place where the Saguaro live (AZ and Mexico), and we have Snow and the Grand Canyon! Visit the state for sure! Go to the rural gems in Arizona.
I was in Phoenix for GCU’s graduate school commencement and...
May 31, 2024
I was in Phoenix for GCU’s graduate school commencement and I was blown away by how beautiful the city is. I found myself staring out the window during landing because I saw the most serene clear blue skies and orange hills/mountains. The city had this tint over it, not in a sense of pollution but, a tint that reminds you of a peaceful dream. Each person I came across, from the airport customer service representative to my Uber driver. Everyone was so nice and jovial. Phoenix is as beautiful as it is hot. If you’re visiting in the summertime, please pack your sunscreen, handheld fan, comfortable clothes and water. But, I definitely plan to come back to visit and stay for a longer time.
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