Phoenix is one of the most popular cities in America. With a metropolitan population of over three million people, there’s certainly no shortage of attractions or accommodations. The difficult part is choosing where you’d like to stay.
The first things you need to figure out are when and why you’re going to visit Phoenix. The best time to visit is early spring or late fall, when the weather’s a perfect 10 everyday. Winters can get cold at night but daytime temperatures rarely dip past 50. Summers can be hot and unbearable but no worse than the misery one feels Back East during winter.
Phoenix: When and Why?
Phoenix is a popular vacation and business stop during spring and fall. Because of this, it’s best to plan your trip well in advance. If possible, try to plan for the off-season or midweek when hotel rates are far cheaper. The difference in savings can be nearly 50 percent if you’re lucky.
Once you figure out what activities interest you most, draw up a rough map of these locations. You might call some hotels and ask when off-season rates start, or if they offer discount packages or promotions for seniors, military, students, corporations or AAA members. Either way, it’s still best to try to book your room online since many hotels offer minimal discounts for doing so.
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