What is the best hotel to stay in in Phoenix?
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http://www.thescottsdaleresort.com/\n\nWe went there in the fall and had a great time.  We were too warm to play tennis but the pool was god, food was good.  I am not happy about a stocked bar in my room, I would have liked instead an ampy fridge.  There is a mall not too far away and also lots of shopping.
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PHOENIX\nAS LONG AS NASH IS PLAYIN WELL
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theres rch, parkview, and i forgot the one in corona. those are all good ones.
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If you go to Treasure island, you can park, bundle up, and face west. You'll have the Bay bridge coming over your left shoulder, and most of the financial district across the inky-black water. Makes a heck of a contrast. AC Transit goes there, if you are on a budget.\n\nThe bar in the Carnelian Room is spectacular; wear a tie and expect to fork over $10 or so for a brandy.\n\nTwin Peaks is cold but free.
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email me if you are in the Phoenix, az area.
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One of the best dance schools in Phoenix is the Betty Johnson School of Dance.  They have classes for adults.  A link for the school's website is below.
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Zihuatanejo is close to Ixtapa and that is about it.  Zihuat is more of the local fishing town with a good craft/local market.  There is the BEST restaurant across the street from the market in Zihu called Banditos... Best shrimp tacos I have had anywhere in the world.\n\nIxtapa is more of the toursit town with all the big high rise hotels more amenities.  \n\nThe two cities are only about 30 minutes (maximum) apart.  If you want the nice hotels and beaches and "nicer" area stay in Ixtapa.  If you like more of the local culture and relaxation with a slower pace stay in Zihu.\n\nWhen I went I stayed as Las Brisas.  It is in the middle of the two cities.  I had a friend who got married on the beach in Zihu.  It was beautiful.  I would definately stay at Las Brisas again- one of the nicest places I have been to with great service.  Here is the link to the hotel:  http://www.brisas.com.mx/?method=hotel&idhotel=3\n\nIn Zihuat, the bride and groom stayed at Villa del Sol: http://www.hotelvilladelsol.net/  They also had their wedding on the beach there.  This is also another awesome hote, but it is more expensive than Las Brisas.  I think the rooms are bigger and more "suite" style than regular hotel rooms.  Their room looked just like the one the have posted on the web ( http://www.hotelvilladelsol.net/accommodation.html )  and they also had a small private pool just for themselves.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.org/travel-rst/lodging.html
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Tao, at the Venetian, is currently "the" hot spot in town, with a decor scheme I call "a post apocalyptic Bhuddist Temple," a great dance floor (if you can find room on it to actually dance) and plenty of cool, vibe-y spaces to drink, party, and enjoy.  Jet at The Mirage is the newest club from the same people who do Light at Bellagio (also a great club).  It's got several different rooms and dance floors on multiple levels.  Tryst is the new club at Wynn Las Vegas, replacing their first failed attempt La Bete.  It's a little more "grown up" but still has a terrific vibe and the look of the club is very dramatic.  Also consider Body English at the Hard Rock, definitley one of the more popular clubs in town right now.  And if you want something a little different, try Ivan Kane's Forty Deuce at Mandalay Bay - small club, no formal dance floor, but the energy is fantastic and the place is a lot of fun.  Enjoy!
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There are lots of places. The Nike lounge on Hilliard Rome Road, Lucky's on Roberts rd. in Hilliard and there is a chinese restraunt on Broad st that is cool too ( there is a bar next to the restraunt) I forgot the name of the place. The holiday inn on Lane Ave. If Liz still does karaoke there she is really nice. There is also a place in carriage place plaza on Bethel Rd. that is also good.
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I've been to events at the Hilton at South Mountain, and they are beautiful, but I fear they may be a bit pricey for your budget.  Can't hurt to check them out, though-very stunning presentations there.\nBest wishes!
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Phoenix is, unfortunately, a great place to get creamed by a car.  Bikes get little respect on the roads.\n\nThe Arizona Canal itself and the system of Salt River Project canals run through Scottsdale all the way to Glendale, are worth a look.  It's a smooth trail (decomposed granite), but is NOT paved.  A road bike won't work, but it is nice for running and biking (with a mountain bike or crossover).\n\nThe trails are nice, and go for miles in every direction.  They cut through golf courses and other nice areas.
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The stadium is in Glendale, which is a suburb of Phoenix. The East Valley is nicer though, especially Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. So the game itself is held in Glendale at the University of Phoenix Stadium, but you may not want a hotel on that side of town.
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Check out the hotel at Station Square. It's close to a lot of restaurants, activities, and the incline. Great view and easy access into the city.
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I do! Intimately! I actually stayed right down the Thames at the Hilton, so technically I slept IN the Paris Hilton!
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Canyon Ranch in Tucson, AZ is not cheap but it is very well regarded plus there are lots of great things to see and do in Tucson such as the Sonora Desert Museum and the Saguaro National Park.\n\nhttp://www.canyonranch.com
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any hotel will do fine, but'd like to recommend Palace of the Golden Horses. just call them and make the reservations.