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Arizona Travel Guide

In the heart of the great American southwest, the state of Arizona is known for its desert landscapes, its unique rock formations, and for being home to some of the most famous natural places in the entire United States.

Things to Do in Arizona

It goes without saying that exploring some of America’s best National Parks and hiking routes should be high on the agenda when traveling to Arizona. No trip to the state would ever be complete without visiting the legendary Grand Canyon. Head over to the site early in the morning to watch the sunrise over the desert and the skies become illuminated with hues of orange and red. As the day brightens up, hike deep into the canyon to the plateau point for a great experience and incredible photo opportunities.

Monument Valley is a Navajo Indian settlement that is still occupied by Native Americans today. The scenery here is breathtaking and travelers will probably recognize it from many Western movies. Be sure to admire the cave paintings here painted centuries ago by Native Americans, and try to camp beneath the stars for a stunning view of the night sky.

Sedona is another place well worth visiting in Arizona, as is the iconic Monument Valley.

Best Places to Stay in Arizona

Arizona offers a diverse array of accommodations. Some of the best experiences to be had are camping beneath the stars or feeling snug in wooden cabins and lodges at the state's national parks. Mid range to upscale hotels are good choices for the cities such as Phoenix and Tucson.

Best Time to Visit Arizona

Arizona is best visited in the spring and fall, to avoid the intensity of the summer heat.

Price and Availability Index in Arizona

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The most expensive month to stay in a vacation rental in Arizona is in March, while the cheapest month is in August. The most popular time to book a vacation rental in Arizona is in the high season in March. Arizona has its low season in June, when less people are visiting and the vacation home occupancy rate drops.

The cheapest day to stay at a vacation rental in Arizona tends to be Tuesday, while the most expensive day tends to be Saturday. Vacation homes in Arizona tend to be busiest on Saturdays, while it tends to be much quieter on Tuesdays.

Vacation Rentals in Arizona

At AllTheRooms.com we have accommodations from all of your favourite providers - Airbnb, VRBO, Homeaway and more. Arizona has 172812 hotels, vacation rentals and other unique places to stay, with prices to suit budget travelers, luxury travelers and everything in between. For those trying to keep costs down, the lowest priced place to stay in Arizona comes in at $5.95 per night. A typical accommodation in Arizona costs on average $219 per night.

If you want to stay connected during your trip, then you can choose from over 1051 accommodations in Arizona that have WiFi. We have 95 accommodations that come with a breakfast included. Fitness addicts can get a workout in during their stay by choosing from 94 accommodations that have gym facilities. Driving to Arizona? Then choose one of the 1111 places to stay that comes with a parking spot included. We have 184 places to stay that have a pool or jacuzzi.

AllTheRooms has 459 pet-friendly places to stay in Arizona, so if you're travelling with your cat or dog you won't have any trouble.

In Arizona AllTheRooms currently aggregates hotels, vacation rentals, hostels from more than 9 providers, including 705 places to stay from Airbnb, 147 accommodations from VRBO and 147 places to stay from Homeaway.

100505 accommodations in Arizona have been reviewed: 63% are rated excellent or good. You can instantly book any of 54934 places to stay right now.