Plenty of space by the pools for catching some high desert rays (and a cocktail or two).

Any closer to the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and you’ll need a boarding pass.

Tucked right into a hillside, at one with both the culture and geography of the area. And oh, those panoramic desert views.

Get high on sweet endorphins at the fitness center.

Convenient base near the Mayo Clinic and Fountain Hills.

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Close to shops & restaurants and just a 20-min drive from downtown Phoenix.

It’s not a mirage – the two pools, 1 tennis courts and onsite spa and restaurant are awesome, for real.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

Resort-style pool is the perfect escape-the-heat oasis. If that doesn't work, hit up Kona for a tasty mango-tango mojito.

Breathe easy, there are non-smoking rooms available.

Frank Lloyd Wright oversaw construction starting in 1912. And when it opened in 1913, even Veep Thomas Marshall came to the grand opening.

That would be all of three blocks from the airport, making it about as close to your gate as possible.

With stellar views over Camelback Mountain, the lake and McCormick Ranch Golf Club, it’s hard to know where to look first.

Fancy a dip? Pop into the hotel pool.

Boutique European-style house bikes are here to help you roll with it.

Relax, early riser. Breakfast included.

Rooms with comfy beds and exceptional soundproofing – the perfect combo for undisturbed shuteye.

Sofas made for lounging, big work desk and fully outfitted kitchen. Pretty much an entire apartment, just for you.

Onsite hotspot Centro treats you to floor-to-ceiling Camelback views and a cozy outdoor lounge with fire pits.

With pet-friendly digs, there’s no need to leave Fido at home.

Chandler sees 330 days of sunshine annually. Our legs? Not so much. The pool is outdoors to level the score.

Just 3 easy blocks from the vibrant uptown, loaded with shops and dining options – plus ASU, the zoo and Tempe Center of the Arts.

Home away from home vibes complete with an onsite pantry to keep hanger at bay.

Reno’d motel-style digs across the street from ASU, less than a mile from the Sun Devil Stadium and Mill Avenue bars, bars, bars.

Pack your bathing suit, they've got a pool.

Breakfast is comped. Good morning!

Rooms are contemporary, spacious and soothing.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

The Tower is Hotel Valley Ho’s artful hotel within a hotel. Although new, it was part of the original 1950s plans by famed architect Edward Varney.