
Hotel Deals in Phoenix from $56
Save up to 60% on select hotels with Priceline
If a VIP member finds a better price elsewhere, we'll refund up to 200% of the difference.
Save an average of $240 per person when bundling your flight and hotel together with Priceline
We’re always here for you - reach us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Property Name
Guest Rating
Stars
Brands
- Courtyard by Marriott
- Days Inn
- Extended Stay
- Hampton Inn
- Hilton
- Holiday Inn Express
- Home2 Suites by Hilton
- Independent
- Motel 6
- No brand
Property Types
- Hotel
- Resort
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Starting From
per night
Best Phoenix Hotel + Car Packages
Hotels by What Matters Most
Ranked using real guest reviews
The most comfortable hotels
The quietest hotels
Hotels offering the best value
The cleanest hotels
Hotels closest to top attractions
Hotels with the best parking
The highest-rated hotels overall
Hotels in the best locations
Hotels with the best service
Hotels with the best dining
Which days have the lowest hotel rates?
Average hotel prices in Phoenix are around $100 on weekends.
In Phoenix, hotel prices begin the week at just under $90 on Monday and gradually increase, reaching around $100 by Friday. The weekend sees a slight decrease, with Saturday at just over $100 and Sunday dropping back to around $90.
Which month has the best hotel rates?
Lowest in July at just over $80, highest in April around $300.
In Phoenix, hotel prices fluctuate significantly throughout the year. The lowest average price occurs in July at just over $80, while the highest prices are found in April, around $300. The month of May also shows relatively low prices, around $100.
How far in advance should I book?
Last-minute hotel prices in Phoenix may start around $100.
In Phoenix, hotel prices tend to decrease significantly as the check-in date approaches, particularly for lower-quality accommodations, which may drop prices last minute. In contrast, the best hotels are frequently fully booked three weeks prior, limiting availability and causing prices to rise for advanced bookings. Generally, prices can range from just over $100 for last-minute bookings.
How much do hotels cost by star rating?
The most popular hotel category in Phoenix is 2*, priced around $100.
In Phoenix, the distribution of hotels by star rating shows an increasing trend in prices. One-star hotels are priced just below $100, while two-star hotels are around $100. There is a larger jump to three-star hotels, priced around $140, and prices continue to rise for four-star and five-star hotels, with the latter reaching around $325.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are typical Phoenix hotel check-in and check-out times, and how flexible are they?
How much do taxes and mandatory hotel fees add to a Phoenix booking?
How big are seasonal price swings in Phoenix hotels?
Which neighborhoods differ most for hotel cost, transit access, and walkability in Phoenix?
What is typical hotel Wi-Fi performance and coworking availability for remote work in Phoenix?
Which safety or lodging scams are specific to Phoenix areas?
How do major Phoenix events affect hotel availability and price?
What are common payment, deposit, and DCC (dynamic currency conversion) norms at Phoenix hotels?
What are typical family/child and pet fee policies in Phoenix hotels?
Top Tips
- Book hotels 60-90 days in advance when planning to visit during the WM Phoenix Open (late January to early February). Rates at central Phoenix and Scottsdale properties can rise by several hundred percent due to high demand. Compare refundable rates across major hotel brands to maximize flexibility.
- Secure your spring training (Cactus League, February-March) accommodation 30-60 days before arrival. Weekend rates in host cities frequently double, especially near stadiums. Staying along a Valley Metro Light Rail line into Tempe gives direct event access and can lower nightly costs compared to central Scottsdale.
- For airport transfers, the PHX Sky Train connects Terminals 3 and 4 to the Rental Car Center 24/7, with rides every 3-5 minutes. This automated system helps avoid long taxi queues. Before arrival, confirm if your hotel’s airport shuttle picks up at the Rental Car Center stop.
- Choose accommodations near a Valley Metro Light Rail stop (Downtown Phoenix-Tempe-Mesa corridor) for frequent train service every 8-15 minutes. This can help you save $15-$45 nightly on parking and rideshare costs, with step-free boarding across all stations for accessibility.
- Plan outdoor activities early in the day during summer, as July highs average 105-106°F (40-41°C) and monsoon storms (July-September) may cause sudden dust or flash floods. Add 30-90 minutes to your airport transfer during these periods, and check weather alerts daily for safety guidance.
- Expect nightly parking or resort fees at most downtown and resort hotels, commonly $15-$45 per night. Always review your rate breakdown during booking to see total nightly cost, including any required resort package fees.
- Phoenix municipal tap water is safe and treated, but mineral content may affect taste. Request softened water or bottled water at reception if preferred; major hotels often provide complimentary bottles in guest rooms or the lobby.
- Full-service business hotels in Phoenix typically provide faster and more stable Wi-Fi (often 30+ Mbps), while budget motels may offer lower speeds or charge extra. If you plan to work remotely, verify the advertised internet speed before arrival and request a room near the router if signal quality matters.
Hotels in Phoenix
- Hotels
- North America
- United States
- Arizona
- Phoenix









