Experience AZ magazine is Arizona’s go-to travel and adventure guide, showcasing the best places to eat, stay, shop, explore and experience across the state. Here are five uniquely Arizona hotels and resorts, as featured in the latest issue of Experience AZ.
Moenkopi Legacy Inn & Suites
Moenkopi Legacy Inn & Suites offers a welcoming gateway to Northern Arizona, blending comfortable accommodations with authentic Hopi culture and stunning desert views. Guests enjoy modern amenities, warm hospitality and easy access to iconic destinations like the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley and Navajo Nation while experiencing the rich traditions of the region.
Information: experiencehopi.com
Jerome Grand Hotel
The Jerome Grand Hotel, originally a hospital in the early 20th century, carries a haunted reputation that adds to its allure. Perched on Cleopatra Hill, it offers stunning views of Verde Valley and the city of Jerome. Guests can enjoy dining at the award-winning Asylum Restaurant and relax in comfortable rooms in the “Wickedest Town in the West.”
Information: jeromegrandhotel.net
Copper Queen Hotel
In 1902, Copper Queen Hotel was established during the heyday of Bisbee’s mining boom, hosting an array of celebrities from John Wayne to Teddy Roosevelt. Keeping to the opulent ambiance of a bygone era, meticulously preserved architecture meets modern comforts, promising an unforgettable retreat in southern Arizona.
Information: copperqueen.com
Hotel Congress
In the heart of downtown Tucson is the historic Hotel Congress. Established in 1919, the same decade Arizona gained statehood, this hotel stands as a landmark to Tucson’s key role in Arizona’s history. Stay in a haunted room for an extra close look at the true “spirit” of Tucson.
Information: hotelcongress.com
Hassayampa Inn
A beautifully restored 1927 boutique hotel set in the heart of Prescott’s Downtown Historic District, Hassayampa is worth making a road trip. This hotel exudes classic character and charm. Hand-painted lobby ceilings, quirky vintage elevator and etched glass and embossed copper panels, the Hassayampa Inn transports guests back to the “roaring twenties” with its Spanish Colonial Revival architecture and Italianate features. Guest rooms blend Old World décor with more modern amenities.
Information: hassayampainn.com