Hotels By City: Cheap Hotels, Hotel Guides & Hotel Blogs

Some days the sounds and sights of the city can be too much, and your senses demand a swift respite from the continuous incursion of hustle and bustle. To accomplish this, simply hop into your car and head due north on the 101 towards the black mountains of a sleepy town known as Carefree, where the environment complements the ...

Have you ever sat around watching golf, clicking through the channels with your remote like a listless robot? Yummy, that funny cooking show, oh look- the Simpsons, Survivor man, Wheel of Fortune, Cheers... After a while, your eyes go weary, your head sinks into the couch pillow and you wake up in a pool of drool with a cat kneading your belly.

HELLO! Time to wake up. It's Springtime in ...

The longest running culinary festival in the southwest is running amok again in Scottdale, from April 10-15 (http://www.scottsdaleculinaryfestival.org/). The tasty titilations tendered by top chefs around the world, draw thousands of visitors each year and I'm sure this year is no exception.

Enjoy cooking demonstrations from some of the Valley's and Nation's top chefs, sample food from Arizona's best restaurants, and wines from over 100 wineries ...

How can you not love those stunted little bodies and floppy ears? Short hair, long hair, no hair, just get those little weiners to scuttle around and I am happy.

 At Phoenix Greyhound park tomorrow night, you can see the competitive spirit within those good-natured little pooches as they duke it out in the 2007 Weiner Dog Nationals. Who knew? Admission is only $2, and it goes to the Adopt a Greyhound charity. Everything ...

Is Jesus your personal savior? Let me tell you friend, he wants to get to know you. If you died tomorrow, do you know where you'd go?

Me? Probably hell after that terrible imitation of a fire and brimestone preacher, but I did it my way. Not that it makes me feel any better or that the flames of eternal damnation will be any less hot.

But if you want to see something hot, check ...

Spring Training Baseball in the Cactus League is in full stride. With spring break comes many days of finding things to do and kids home from school. I have noticed the attendance at these spring break hideouts increasing by the basbeall fan every game.  I had the chance to go out to a few games and see all the stadiums in the phoenix area. All the stadiums in Phoenix are within ...

The Downtown Phoenix Hyatt provided a stay I won't soon forget.  The way I judge a hotel is by what I feel as soon as you walk in the main entrance.  At this hotel, you feel like a king.  I was treated royally when I showed up to find swift valet service with a smile and a concierge waiting to take my bags for me.  The front desk service moved things along ...

I was able to walk around downtown Phoenix the other day amidst all the light rail congestion, and came upon the US Airways Center.  I was pleased to see a display board surrounded by palm trees telling me about all the upcoming events from concerts to sporting events and the sports store located on the north side of the arena.  What used to be called America West Arena took on a huge face-lift ...

I have recently stayed in Phoenix, Arizona at a quaint, classy and progressive hotel.  I would be in and out of this wonderful city for a 3-day business trip, and needed a place to stay close to the airport.  Within minutes of arriving at baggage claim, I was picked up by the Airport Marriott shuttle, handed a bottled water and swooped back to the hotel in about 8 minutes.  I was pleased to ...

I found one of the best hidden hotels for easy access to nearly anywhere in the Pheonix/Tempe/Scottsdale area. It is located right by Papago Park and blocks from the Oakland Athletics Spring Training facility.

The Motel 6 prices range from $47.69 - $67.99/night. I have stayed there and it has better than average rooms, with a swimming pool. The great thing is that it is close to Tempe's Mill Avenue, Old Scottsdale and only six miles from downtown Phoenix.

Papago Park Motel 6