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Mesa Grande Hotel & Travel Guide

You're certain to discover something new with a visit to Mesa Grande.

It is one of the numerous attractions that makes Phoenix, the capital of the state, such a beloved travel destination.

For uncomplicated access to Mesa Grande, take a room at one of the 7 hotels that are within 2 miles (3 kilometers). Just 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, you can lay your head at the Hyatt Place Phoenix/Mesa. Two others are the Phoenix Mesa Marriott, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and the Ramada Mesa-Mezona Hotel, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away.

If you're simply searching for a solid roof over your head, check out the handful of budget hotels that are a short drive away. Two favorites are the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Phoenix Tempe - University and the Comfort Suites Old Town Scottsdale.

There are a few top-end establishments within easy driving distance, perfect in case you're feeling extravagant. You may want to look into the W Scottsdale and Hotel Valley Ho.

Pack up your travel guide, grab the best table and take your pick from an impressive assortment of food at Wendy's (1205 North Country Club Drive, Mesa). If you're in the mood for a cold beer or a nice glass of wine to finish off your day, make your way over to Mesa Drummer (1211 North Country Club Drive #8, Mesa).

Other Things to Do Near Mesa Grande

If you'd love to explore more than just Mesa Grande, check out what else the area has going on:

Regardless if it's a head-banging rock concert or kids' entertainment, Mesa Amphitheatre offers a selection of excellent events.
Mesa Convention Center possesses all the required services and facilities needed for a smooth-flowing occasion.
Spend a couple of hours shopping at Mesa Riverview, where you can pick up almost everything, such as fashion items, souvenirs and general supplies.
Let the kids jump around and join in the activities at Arizona Museum for Youth. It can't get any more hands-on and entertaining than that!
Strive to comprehend epochs, eons and eras at Arizona Museum of Natural History, and satisfy your hunger for knowledge.

Recent Mesa Grande hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Stay7 Studios Hotel Phoenix

4 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

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"The room was decent for the price. The toilet didn't flush, you had to remove the top cover and pull the metal. "

A verified traveler stayed at Stay7 Studios Hotel Phoenix

Hilton Phoenix Tapatio Cliffs Resort

4 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

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"Very clean and most staff was very helpful. If you are a smoker and happen to smoke by an ash tray, LOOK OUT! Security will make up the rules as they see fit and decide where the smoking sections are. Front desk person was like a zombie and when I asked if our room had a view, she said “yeah”… we had a view of the loading dock, and a loud HVAC unit right next to the room. We’ve stayed here for three years in a row now, but this may be the last. Hidden resort fees that pop up after you’re stay as well. Well, maybe not hidden, but doesn’t really sit well after you just spent a few few thousand on it. "

A verified traveler stayed at Hilton Phoenix Tapatio Cliffs Resort

The McCormick Scottsdale

5 out of 5

Posted 8 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The staff was excellent. Wendell was especially helpful and courteous. The lakeside-view room was great. We will definitely return there. Only suggestion we would have is for you to provide complimentary coffee and tea in the lobby area for guests."

A verified traveler stayed at The McCormick Scottsdale

Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak

2 out of 5

Posted 12 hours ago

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"The staff was very accommodating when we asked to change rooms. Our first room was very old and the capet was stained and in terrible condition the screen was hanging off of the slider to the balcony and the security latch to the door fell off. There were phones in the room but they weren’t plugged into anything so I had to drive over to the lobby for help changing rooms. Another issue was the extensive noise from workers and leaf blowers and construction from surrounding properties. It was not a peaceful stay at all!"

A verified traveler stayed at Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak

Talking Stick Resort

4 out of 5

Posted 13 hours ago

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"Check-in: Was disappointed that we didn’t receive an upgrade or at least a king bed during our 6-night stay. The front desk claimed that they didn’t have a king for the whole duration of our stay. I had asked for a king bed 2.5 months ahead of our stay. Why we chose the hotel was because it honored VIP status. Disappointing start to our stay. Room: A good size. Beds were not comfortable. They were too soft and had some sunken areas in the mattresses. They stock Keurig regular, decaf and teas with cream and sugar. Odd they don’t have wine glasses or opener in the room. Not a lot of channel selection…mostly basic and they are not smart TVs. Wished they used black out curtains instead of shutters for the windows…doesn’t block out night. Smart to have front door away from hallway. Staff: Front desk seemed transactional and not warm. Housekeeping was great and friendly. Bell hop is courteous and helpful. Pool staff were nice. Gaming table staff are nice. Pools: The pools and hot tub were not clean…debris and bugs. The west pools are much nicer than the east pools. Fitness center: Nice size…has most everything you’d want. Has a nice view being located on the top floor. Parking: Valet is great…you can call down and your car will be there when you get down there. There’s also plenty of free self park. Food: We enjoyed the convenience of the cafe and their turkey wrap and pastries are solid. The cantina restaurant was ok. It was nice to have restaurants at the hotel. "

A verified traveler stayed at Talking Stick Resort