Arizona Extended Stay Motels

Arizona became the 48th state in1912. Total estimated population (2005) is 5,939,292. The state consists of more than 113,200 sq. miles of land and the capital city is Phoenix, area population is 4.2 million. In addition to the natural scenic beauty of mosaics of different vegetation, sheer cliffs and red rock formations, houseboat rentals on Lake Mead are one of most popular extended stay accommodations. The amenities are the same as you would find at a Luxury Suite Hotel, and also includes gear for numerous outdoor water activities. Animals that represent Arizona are the Cactus Wren (state bird), the Ridgenose Rattlesnake and the Arizona Trout. One of the most popular tourist attractions in the world is the Grand Canyon, (one of seven wonders of the world) located in Flagstaff. Known as the largest gorge in the world, it’s 290 miles long, 18 miles wide and the deepest point is one mile down to the Colorado river which flows through the canyon and drains water from seven states. Hiking and whitewater rafting, as well as mule riding is most the most popular activity in the canyon. Camp Verde, Arizona is a popular travel destination because it is the oldest settlement in Verde Valley and highly recommended for activities such as rafting, hiking, horseback as well as camping and four wheel trails. You will find a fifty foot tall, 20 room cliff dwelling that dates back to Native American culture. Most popular times to book a vacation are November-May. This is an extremely popular area with much to do and see, so plan on staying for an extended period of time if you can. There are a variety of lodging options including extended stay motels, extended stay hotels, lodges, campgrounds, cabin rentals, resorts and many others to choose from.