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Best Western Payson Inn
801 N Beeline Highway, Payson, Arizona 85541-3709Phone: 928/474-3241 | Fax: 928/472-6564
This full-service Payson, Arizona hotel offers a variety of amenities, a deluxe continental breakfast and is close to local shopping, museums, outdoor activities and corporate locations.
Escape to the picturesque Best Western Payson Inn and experience the friendly customer service to make any stay a memorable one. Centrally located in Payson, Arizona in the Mogollon Rim country, the hotel offers a quiet peaceful atmosphere and beautiful natural landscaping. Hotel guests will be within a short drive of several other mountain towns such as Pine, Strawberry, Star Valley and Christopher Creek.
The hotel offers a variety of room types ranging from oversized well-appointed standard rooms to a fireplace room to two bedroom apartments. Guests are welcome to enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast each morning. Other hotel amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, a beautifully landscaped courtyard and meeting facilities with room for up to 200 people. Pets are welcome!
The Best Western Payson Inn is a short distance from a variety of activities including golf, hiking, biking, fishing, hunting, horseback riding and jet skiing on Roosevelt Lake. Guests will enjoy spending an afternoon touring through some of Payson's many attractions such as the Rim County Museum, the Tonto Fish Hatchery, the Tonto National Bridge State Park and Historic Main Street. Payson also hosts a variety of events year round for visitors to enjoy such as craft fairs and rodeos.
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Local Events Worth Considering:
August 2010
Traditionally a chamber music event, the festival also include performances from the Native American composer Apprentice Project.
September 2010
Presented by the Route 66 Car Club, dash plaques, goodie bags, door prizes, 50/50, limited to 400 vehicles. In downtown Flagstaff.
4-H activities, crafts, entertainment, games, go-kart racing, livestock auction, rodeo, midway, All-American Beef Cook-out, championship bull riding. In Kingman.
Bluegrass and acoustic Music Festival. A band contest with more than $2000 in prizes, Saturday night barn dance. In Flagstaff.
The “Coolest Marathon” in Arizona. Flagstaff Nordic Center, 10K, half and full-marathon trail runs to benefit North Country Community Health Center.
Events will be at various locations around Flagstaff.
October 2010
For the Native American scholarship program, silent auction, dinner of traditional foods. In Tucson.
The best of Arizona acoustic music with more than 150 performers, including fiddlers, banjo players, guitarists, singers and songwriters. Free. In Prescott.
Run roughly a half marathon up 3,000 ft. to Doyle Saddle and back, in celebration of fall, free. In Flagstaff.
Includes 5K run/walk, Pow Wow, baby contest, concerts and a carnival, all Indian open rodeo, parade, Yeii bi cheii ceremony. In Tuba City.
Showcasing both new and legendary Jazz artists.
Features over 150 artists and craft makers from the US showcasing works in a variety of mediums.
November 2010
3 nationally known bands & competition in 13 categories for $6500 in prize money. In Wickenburg.
Sponsored by the Wickenburg Gem & Mineral Society. Gems and unique stones, also a variety of unique artwork in this media. In Wickenburg.
Hand-crafted items, holiday gifts, quilts, wall hangings, table runners, stuffed animals, quilts, pillows, potholders, ornaments, free. In Prescott Valley.
