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iStock International Phoenix TRAVEL GUIDE AND DEALSLike its namesake – the mythological bird that rises from its own ashes – the Greater Phoenix area has risen from a Wild West cow town into one of America’s most popular spa, golf, and shopping destinations, attracting 13 million visitors annually. Why GoBecause you can always bet on great golf, indulgent spas, and lots of sunshine.
Phoenix Travel Deals$104+: 2009 fare winter airfare sale (round-trip) American Airlines $73+: Low President's Day wknd fares (round-trip) CheapOair Up to 60% off: Low US fares from $105 (round-trip) Major Airlines $229+: Deluxe Phoenix resort family package stay JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa $36/nt: Phoenix boutique and tower hotels – 50% off Priceline.com $229/nt+: 3-star Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel Expedia Phoenix HotelsGreater Phoenix has one of the greatest concentrations of four- and five-star resorts in the United States. Scottsdale, with its high-end hotels and proximity to attractions, dining and nightlife, is our preferred home base for a visit. Top-notch digs can hit $500 per night; moderate options range from $200-300. Budget accommodations hover around $150. Fairfield Inn and Suites Phoenix Hotel San Carlos
Fairfield Inn and Suites Phoenix Hotel San Carlos
Phoenix RestaurantsThe biggest problem for diners visiting the Phoenix area is the dizzying number of haute, happening choices in a range of cuisines: upscale fusion, soul food, Native American, five-star French… Of course, Mexican and Western influences reign supreme, with an abundance of stellar steakhouses and spicy Southwestern menus. Entrées range from $6 (budget) to $50 (expensive). Fry Bread House Los Dos Molinos
T. Cook's
Fry Bread House Los Dos Molinos
T. Cook's
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