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BEST WESTERN Prescottonian
1317 E Gurley Street, Prescott, Arizona 86301-3313Phone: 928/445-3096 | Fax: 928/778-2976
This friendly, welcoming Arizona hotel offers comfortable accommodations and a great location just a mile from the heart of historic Prescott - a charming town that's home to four breathtaking seasons, endless outdoor adventure and the World's Oldest Rodeo.
The BEST WESTERN Prescottonian - located less than two hours north of Phoenix in Prescott, AZ - offers some of the best and most spacious lodging in town, with each well-appointed guestroom offering thoughtful amenities for a more comfortable stay and a Best Western guarantee.
Other amenities and special touches at this Prescott hotel also include a full, hot buffet breakfast each morning, on-site restaurant, friendly staff, a premium location just one mile from downtown, high-speed Internet access and a seasonal outdoor heated swimming pool and spa.
Guests of the BEST WESTERN Prescottonian can also enjoy the many outdoor adventures that await just outside this Prescott hotel - including hiking on rugged trails through the Prescott National Forest, swinging away on more than seven area golf courses, watching the thrills of bull riding at the World's Oldest Rodeo or taking a short day trip to see some of Northern Arizona's most breathtaking sights at nearby Sedona, Flagstaff or the Grand Canyon. Other attractions just outside this Prescott hotel also include local shopping, delectable dining, the famous Whiskey Row and Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.
Make your next trip to Prescott, Arizona unforgettable with a stay at the BEST WESTERN Prescottonian - our staff is ready to welcome you here. All you have to do is book online today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
February 2012
Over 100 events including x-country & downhill skiing, skating, snow sculpture, snow softball, parade, concerts & more. In Flagstaff.
Local quilting artists depict important history over the last 100 years, hand stitching, hand-appliqué and hand-quilted items.
Talented artists displaying stained glass, jewelry, dolls, pottery, woodwork, paintings, photography & more. In Cottonwood.
This annual celebration is on of the Signature Heritage events for Wickenburg.
A quilt show by the Colorado River Quilters of 100 quilts, boutique, vendors and more. In Bullhead City.
Recreates the finest moments from the greatest musicals of the past century. In Wickenburg.
March 2012
Multiple Grammy-Award winner will perform an eclectic program of challenging and beautiful guitar pieces. In Sedona.
A bold new vision of circus from Australia combining seemingly impossible physical feats with poetic sensibility. In Wickenburg.
12 Annual event will be held at the Everett Bowman Rodeo Grounds. In Wickenburg.
Art from the other half of the west Invitationa Exhibition & Sale. Opening weekend includes artists’ & patrons’ party. In Wickenburg.
April 2012
Opera adapted from a short 1731 novel by the Frenchman l’Abbe Prevost. In Sedona.
Opera adapted from a short 1731 novel by the Frenchman l’Abbe Prevost. In Flagstaff.
The 1935 film is performed verbatim, with a cast of four. The script is full of allusions to other Alfred Hitchcock films. In Prescott.
Ride through the beautiful Red Rock Mountains or enjoy a fun ride with your family and friends through the Verde Valley. In Sedona.
Featuring home & garden products and services, demonstrations, carnival for the kids. In Kingman.
May 2012
Entertainment, carnival, livestock show & sale, fine art, homemaking arts, crafts, horticulture & floriculture. In Cottonwood.
A variety of media displayed in 16 studios by 21 local artists, also demonstrations and a raffle. In Payson.
Nearby Attractions:
List All AZ AttractionsThe Sharlot Hall Museum
The Sharlot Hall Museum and Campus began in 1928 from Sharlot M. Hall's vision to save Arizona's history with her collection of artifacts and documents. The Prescott campus includes seven historic buildings, the Fort Whipple Museum and the beautiful Rose Garden. They host several festivals throughout the year. The Library and Archives' collection of rare books and historical photographs is a must-see while visiting the Museum.
Historical plays and living History programs are also performed at the Blue Rose Theater. The Bashford House, a beautiful Victorian home, was saved from demolition and moved to it's current location on the Museum campus, to house the gift store. Consider staying with Best Western hotels for convenient and comfortable lodging, while in Northern Arizona.
