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Motels in Prescott

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1. Heritage House Motel

Prescott

$72

$81 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 28 - Sep 29

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2. Motel 6 Prescott, AZ

Prescott

$71

$79 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

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A motel with a patio area, outdoor seating, and a small garden.

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3. The Motor Lodge

Prescott

$125

$141 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

A hotel room with two beds, each with a wooden headboard, a bedside table with a lamp, and a framed picture on the wall.

A room with brick walls, large windows, a flat-screen TV on a wooden stand, leather seating, and a table.

A multi-story motel with a brick facade, multiple balconies, and a parking lot.

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4. Rodeway Inn Prescott

Prescott

$81

$91 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

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Top neighborhoods in Prescott

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Downtown Prescott

Step back in time on Whiskey Row, where saloons and Victorian architecture create an authentic Wild West atmosphere. The historic Courthouse Plaza buzzes with local events while nearby museums showcase frontier life and Native craftsmanship. Art galleries display Western paintings that capture the spirit of this mountain town. Southwestern restaurants and craft breweries occupy century-old buildings throughout this walkable district. Most accommodations are charming bed and breakfasts housed in Victorian-era homes. Though public transit is limited, the free weekend trolley connects major attractions, making this slice of Arizona's past easy to explore.

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Lynx Mountain View Estates

Lynx Mountain View Estates gives you that peaceful retreat vibe without sacrificing access to adventure. Nestled in Prescott's outskirts, this residential haven puts you just minutes from stunning Lynx Lake trails and the sprawling Prescott National Forest. Pine-scented air and mountain vistas create the perfect backdrop for stargazing or simply unwinding on your private patio. Vacation rentals rule the accommodation scene here, offering spacious homes with full kitchens and desert-inspired design. You'll need a car to explore – downtown Prescott's dining and shopping are just a 15-minute drive away. The neighborhood's large lots and quiet streets make it ideal for travelers seeking authentic Arizona living without the tourist crowds.

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Mountain Club

Mountain Club wraps you in pine-scented serenity just outside Prescott's bustling core. Rustic homes nestle among towering ponderosa pines, creating the perfect woodsy hideaway for nature lovers. Nearby trails wind through Prescott National Forest, offering easy access to hiking and wildlife watching without the crowds. No restaurants or shops here—just pure mountain tranquility. You'll need a car for the 15-minute drive to downtown dining and shopping. Vacation rentals and cabins with fireplaces and forest views make ideal bases for exploring Prescott's natural beauty.

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Arizona's most historic restaurant & saloon with a vintage sign and a large window.

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Nob Hill

Nob Hill's tree-lined streets showcase stunning Victorian homes with ornate trim and wraparound porches. This peaceful residential neighborhood offers a glimpse into Arizona's territorial past through well-preserved historic architecture. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks under mature pines and oaks before venturing to nearby attractions like Whiskey Row and Yavapai County Courthouse. Accommodation options include charming bed & breakfasts in converted Victorian homes with period furnishings. While dining establishments are scarce within the neighborhood, downtown Prescott's restaurants are just a 10-minute walk away. The area's grid layout makes exploring on foot easy, though some historic sidewalks may have uneven surfaces.

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Hidden Valley Ranch

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Top landmarks in Prescott

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Whiskey Row

9.2/10 (2,295 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Whiskey Row— just one of the monuments in Downtown Prescott. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the art galleries in the area.

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Watson Lake

9.2/10 (927 reviews)

Watson Lake is 4.4 mi (7 km) from central Prescott, why not stop by during your stay.

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Goldwater Lake

8.8/10 (208 reviews)

Goldwater Lake is 3.1 mi (5 km) from central Prescott, why not stop by during your stay.

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Yavapai County Courthouse

9.2/10 (450 reviews)

Yavapai County Courthouse is worth a pic or two when discovering Downtown Prescott. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.

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Lynx Lake

9.4/10 (44 reviews)

Lynx Lake is 5 mi (8.1 km) from central Prescott, why not stop by during your stay.

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Buckey's Casino

7.8/10 (483 reviews)

Buckey's Casino is 1.5 mi (2.3 km) from central Prescott, why not stop by during your stay.

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Prescott Rodeo Grounds

8.4/10 (55 reviews)

You can catch an event at Prescott Rodeo Grounds, located 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from central Prescott.

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Prescott Gateway Mall

8.0/10 (210 reviews)

If you like shopping, take time out to go to Prescott Gateway Mall when in Prescott.

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Prescott and related destinations

Granite boulders rise like natural sculptures at Watson Lake, where kayakers glide across waters that mirror the impossibly blue Arizona sky. The historic downtown's Whiskey Row has transformed from frontier saloons to art galleries and craft breweries without losing its Wild West soul. Courthouse Plaza hosts events beneath towering elms, while nearby Sharlot Hall Museum preserves territorial history in pioneer-built log cabins. The world's oldest rodeo still bucks and thrills every summer, drawing crowds to witness traditions unchanged for generations. Hiking trails through Prescott National Forest offer pine-scented escapes from summer heat. For cultural explorers, the Phippen Museum celebrates Western art with collections that capture the spirit of the frontier in every brushstroke.

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About the destination

Prescott is also notable for its historical sites. You can appreciate the selection of breweries and cafes. Nature lovers can visit Goldwater Lake and Watson Lake. While you're here, stop by Whiskey Row and Buckey's Casino.