New Arizona Hotels

The third Hilton hotel in Avondale, positioned behind a row of restaurants along McDowell Road, backing on to Interstate 10 - part of the Gateway Crossing neighborhood.

Part of a 2023 Marriott development, also including the TownePlace Suites; at the Verrado Way exit of Interstate 10 (north side), adjacent to a couple of restaurants.

An east Buckeye hotel, two blocks north of I-10 at the Verrado Way exit, near a developing residential estate, though also close to open desert.

Situated on slightly elevated ground at the edge of the desert just off Hwy 95, within walking distance of various restaurants, and shops including Lowe's and Safeway.

The first chain hotel in Carefree, 35 miles northeast of Phoenix, a short drive from several desert preserves including Spur Cross Ranch and Cave Creek Regional Park.

Located along the main east-west road, US 287 (Florence Boulevard), though set back a little, at the edge of a residential estate; within walking distance of Banner Medical Center and several restaurants.

Marriott hotel with a west-central location in town, at the 6th Street/US 89 intersection, near the Verde Valley Fairgrounds and a small selection of restaurants.

Part of a developing area along Power Road, less than a mile south of Loop 202, within walking distance of the restaurants and shops of Gilbert Gateway Towne Center.

Addition to the wide range of hotels in Glendale, situated on the west side of Loop 101 beside the Topgolf facility, one mile from State Farm Stadium and the Westgate Entertainment District.

Scenically situated just 500 feet from the lakeshore, mostly bordered by sandy desert, within walking distance of such sites as Lake Havasu Aquatic Center, Rotary Park and Bridgewater Links Golf Course

One of the few hotels in northeast Mesa; in a lightly developed area alongside the Red Mountain Freeway, adjacent to the Longbow Golf Club, just a short drive from the Salt River and open desert landscapes.

Part of the expanding Happy Valley district at the north edge of Phoenix, a short drive off Interstate 17 (exit 218) and 3 miles from Deer Valley Airport.

Occupies floors one to nine of the historic Luhrs Building, which was constructed in 1924 by businessman George Luhrs, and said, at the time, to be the largest building between Los Angeles and El Paso.

Part of the Talking Stick Entertainment District on the east side of Scottsdale, beside the Pima Freeway, with fine views across the desert towards the McDowell Mountains.

Part of the Cavasson development in north Scottsdale, also including residential, retail, office and medical properties - at the corner of Hayden Road and the Pima Freeway (Loop 101), 12 miles north of the city center.

An all-suite/extended stay property, all accommodations equipped with a full kitchen. Breakfast and wi-fi are complimentary.

Situated along Camelback Road a few blocks east of Scottsdale Road, a site formerly occupied by the famous Don & Charlie's restaurant, a version of which will continue on the premises.

A luxurious, 18 storey, full service, city center property along Mill Avenue between 7th Street and University Drive, within walking distance of Towne Lake, the university, and numerous shops and bars.

One of the first representatives of a new vibrant, boutique brand of Best Western hotels - enjoys a relatively quiet location in a residential neighborhood along 5th Street, within walking distance of Tempe Town Lake and the ASU campus.

One of several hotels around the I-10/Agua Fria Freeway intersection, ten miles due west of downtown Phoenix, in a relatively lightly developed area.

Centrally located in Tucson along Stone Avenue, right opposite the Cathedral of Saint Augustine and one block from the Tucson Convention Center.

Studio and one-bedroom suites, contained within a six floor building along Stone Street in downtown Tucson, shared with the Hampton Inn.

126 room, all-suite hotel; part of The Bridges project, a large development just north of Tucson Marketplace, accessed from the Kino Parkway exit of Interstate 10.

Upscale property in the scenic, residential suburbs of north Tucson, on gently sloping ground in the Catalina foothills, surrounded by the cacti and other plants of the Sonoran Desert.

Occupies the first nine floors of the 23 story One South Church building, often said to be the most recognizable element of the downtown Tucson skyline - along Church Avenue, between Congress and Broadway.

The first new hotel in Williams for seven years, with an easy-to-reach location beside the most central of the city's three I-40 exits (163; Grand Canyon Boulevard), adjacent to four restaurants.