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“Hotel & Conference Center”“The Beautiful Brawley Inn is full service hotel nestled perfectly just outside of Downtow…”
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“Blythe California Hotel”“The Quality Inn Blythe features spacious accommodations and exceptional services in Blyth…”
Posted by: Quality Inn Blythe

“Welcome to the Convenient and Pet-Friendly Yuma Hotel”“Travelers lodging in Yuma, Arizona are sure to enjoy the superb services and amenities in…”
Posted by: Holiday Inn Express Yuma

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Welcome to HotelGuide.Networks' directory of hotels and hotel reviews for Yuma, Arizona!

Situated amid southern Arizona's Yuma and Gila valleys, the charms of Yuma blend Colorado River coolness, desert sun warmth, and rugged mountain vistas. Recreational magnetism centers on cultural and scenic attractions, lushly landscaped golf courses, and a diversity of dining and shopping options. On Prison Hill Road, the Yuma Territorial Prison State Park housed many of Arizona's most notorious criminals between 1876 and 1909, and remains of prison cells have appeared in literature, movies, and television. Also popular is Yuma Crossing State Historic Park, serving as a distribution point for troops stationed at Arizona Territory outposts. Roxaboxen Park -- memorializing Alice McLerran's children's story, now published in seven languages -- traces history of imaginative Roxaboxenites growing up in Yuma to create a town of rocks and boxes.

Other attractions include the Arizona Historical Society's Century House Museum in one of Yuma's oldest buildings, St. Thomas Mission on ground of the original 1789 mission, and Adair Park with pistol and archery ranges, a radio controlled model airplane strip, and camping. The Yuma Valley Railway train travels back in time on two-hour narrated tours from October through March along a Colorado River route featuring wildlife and wetlands. Dining options range from Britain Farms Chuckwagon & Steakhouse, with western food, enterainment, and an antiuqe car museum, La Fonda Mexican Food, Cia Bella Ristorante Italiano, and India House. For tours, gifts, and treats, the Peanut Patch provides baskets, boxes, and tins of fudge, candies, and nuts grown from sandy soil of the Yuma Mesa. Yuma lodging ranges from family owned inns, motels, and lodges to nationally known hotels.

We have organized our listings of Yuma's hotel accommodations both alphabetically and into several geographic areas. You can begin browsing for hotels in the Greater Yuma area by selecting one of the links shown below.

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·Yuma
Hotels located in the greater Yuma area. The city is served by Yuma International Airport located 3 miles southeast of the city.

·Lake Havasu City
Hotels located north of Yuma near the California border in the Lake Havasu City area. This area also is home to a portion of The Colorado River, the London Bridge, the Mohave Desert, the Sonoran Desert, and great weather to enjoy them all year round!

·El Centro, CA
Hotels located near the California-Mexico border in El Centro, California and the surrounding areas of Calexico and Blythe.

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Area Facts: The Colorado River Crossing Balloon Festival is held in Yuma each November. The local area code for Yuma is 928.

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