Motels in Mesa

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Motels in Mesa

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1. Motel 6 Mesa North

Motel 6 Mesa North
2.0 star property
US 60 Corridor
7.4 out of 10, Good, (1,005 reviews)
The price is $59
$67 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 28 - Oct 29
Motel 6 Mesa North
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Top neighborhoods in Mesa

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Las Sendas

Las Sendas delivers the upscale desert retreat experience one didn't know they needed. This east Mesa neighborhood wraps residents in saguaro-studded terrain with hiking trails connecting directly to Usery Mountain Regional Park. The championship golf course winds through dramatic desert landscapes where coyotes might appear at dusk. Resort-style community pools offer refreshing breaks from Arizona sunshine while custom homes showcase classic Southwestern architecture. Golf enthusiasts and outdoor lovers thrive in Las Sendas with its perfect blend of luxury amenities and natural beauty. Most dining options close early, reflecting the quiet residential vibe. A car is necessary to explore beyond the neighborhood's wide, peaceful streets.

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Dobson Ranch

Characterized by a golf course and small artificial lakes, this planned community in Mesa, Arizona, is bordered by major roads, offering easy access to nearby attractions.

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East Mesa

East Mesa serves up a perfect slice of Arizona desert living without the tourist crush. Salt River tubing offers a refreshing splash through scenic desert landscapes, while golf enthusiasts can tee off at Longbow, Las Sendas, or Augusta Ranch golf clubs. Hikers flock to Usery Mountain Regional Park for trails winding through saguaro forests and spectacular mountain views. Family-friendly chain restaurants dominate the dining scene with Southwestern flavors at reasonable prices. Accommodations range from budget-friendly hotels to spacious vacation rentals, all typically offering pools to beat the desert heat. A car is essential for exploring this spread-out neighborhood where wide streets and ample parking make navigation easy.

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Downtown

The Downtown neighborhood offers attractions such as Mesa Arts Center and Mesa Convention Center.

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Riverview

The Riverview neighborhood offers attractions such as Hohokam Stadium and Mesa Riverview.

Top landmarks in Mesa

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Sloan Park

8.6/10 (737 reviews)
Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Sloan Park, a stadium in Riverview. Our travelers also like the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Sloan Park is cool, you also might like Desert Financial Arena and Mountain America Stadium, both located nearby.
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Learn more about Mesa

Ancient Hohokam petroglyphs await discovery at Usery Mountain Regional Park, where desert trails reveal Arizona's mysterious past. Beat the heat at Golfland Sunsplash, a water park paradise that locals consider essential summer survival gear. Spring training transforms the city when baseball fans flock to Sloan Park and Hohokam Stadium to watch major leaguers up close. The Arizona Museum of Natural History houses dinosaurs that seem ready to break free from their exhibits. Mesa Arts Center buzzes with performances in a striking contemporary campus. After sunset, families gather at food trucks outside Mesa Amphitheatre, trading tips about which hiking trails won't leave you looking like a boiled lobster.

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About the destination

What's Mesa Like for Motels?

If you're after a good night's sleep without breaking the bank in Mesa, leave it to us. Hotels.com has 6 motels in Mesa, so you'll be sure to find a good place to stay. To get a great deal on a motel, you might plan your stay well in advance. Wake refreshed and go explore everything this welcoming city offers. Find out why Mesa is well-known for its shopping and restaurants. Mesa Arts Center, Mesa Amphitheatre, and Hohokam Stadium are popular attractions, and you can always seek out some lesser-known landmarks.