How to Find Luxury Hotels in Arizona

With a warm, dry climate full of saguaro cacti and breathtaking mountainous vistas, Arizona draws thousands of tourists every year. The state's most popular attraction is undoubtedly the Grand Canyon, one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Computer with Internet access for making reservations

Book Luxury Accommodations in Arizona

1. Stay in luxury accommodations in the state capital, Phoenix, southwest of the Mazatzal Mountains.
2. Reserve a luxury hotel north of Phoenix where there are numerous state parks including the Dead Horse Ranch, Tonto Natural Bridge and the Prescott National Forest.
3. Reserve a luxury hotel in the desert lowlands and forest-topped mountains of Tucson in the southern part of Arizona.
4. Book luxury accommodations in Northwest Arizona for easy access to Grand Canyon adventures.
5. Enjoy luxurious (yet rustic) accommodations on a guided whitewater rafting trip. Some companies even set you up with a private chef, letting you dine in style under the stars.

Travel With Ease Throughout Arizona

6. Fly on a major airline carrier to Williams Gateway Airport in Mesa, Phoenix Sky International Airport, Prescott Municipal Airport, Scottsdale Airport or Tucson International Airport.
7. Drive through Arizona's panoramic scenery. While the Grand Canyon is an obvious choice, there are numerous other scenic destinations in the state as well, from the Painted Desert to Superstition Mountain.

Visit Arizona Attractions

8. Take a step back to Wild West days in Tombstone, Arizona. Listen and you can almost hear the gunfight between the Earps and the Clantons.
9. Charge your camera batteries for a visit to Grand Canyon and all the changing landscapes you'll see along the way.
10. Visit Monument Valley to see why director John Ford shot western films there in the early 30s.
11. Ride a burro through an old gold-mining town.
12. See first-hand why artists are inspired to paint the colorful sandstone Arizona landscapes. Return to your luxury accommodations to try your hand at painting or sketching from memory what you saw during your daily excursions, or visit one of the dozens of Scottsdale art galleries to take in what the pros create.
13. Smell the green Ponderosa Pine trees. Arizona ranks first in the number of parks and national monuments in the United States.
14. Bring your golf clubs and chaps for playing the numerous world-class golf courses and riding horses at the dude ranches.
15. To book accommodations in Arizona, call Office of Tourism Arizona at 1-866-275-5816 or visit the link below.

Tips & Warnings

• Watch for rattlesnakes. They're indigenous to the region.
• Arizona does not observe daylight savings time.