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74 Hostels in Arizona

Best Arizona hostels with breakfast

Among the 74 hostels in Arizona, here are the 3 best hostels with breakfast

Wingate By Wyndham Kingman - Arizona
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Wingate By Wyndham Kingman

hostel, Kingman
The Wingate by Wyndham Kingman is conveniently located about 2 miles from downtown Kingman, near the Mohave County Fairgrounds.
This 2-star hotel offers free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, a fitness center, and welcomes pets; standard amenities likely include comfortable rooms and an elevator.
Backland Luxury Nature Resort - Grand Canyon - Arizona
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Backland Luxury Nature Resort - Grand Canyon

hostel, Parks
Backland Glamping Resort - Grand Canyon is located in Bellemont, Arizona, 13 miles from the Grand Canyon's South Rim.
This pet-friendly glamping lodge offers guests a comfortable stay with Wi-Fi, parking, concierge service, and a picnic area; it accommodates two guests and provides easy access to Grand Canyon tours.
Super 8 - Arizona
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Super 8

hostel, Page
The Super 8 motel in Page is situated a short distance from the city center, with Page Hospital and Glen Canyon Dam Overlook nearby.
This accommodation offers free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, a fitness center, an outdoor swimming pool, and laundry services.

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Beaver Dam Lodge - Arizona
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Beaver Dam Lodge

hostel, Beaver Dam
The Beaver Dam Lodge is a 3-star hotel centrally located in Beaver Dam, offering convenient access to local attractions.
This lodge provides complimentary Wi-Fi, a restaurant, a bar, a fitness center, and parking, with rooms featuring DVD players and TVs.

Frequently Asked Questions about hostels in Arizona

  • What are the most affordable attractions for backpackers to visit in Arizona?

    Arizona offers plenty of budget-friendly options for backpackers. Hiking in state parks like Prescott National Forest or Tonto National Forest is free, and many trails offer stunning views. Exploring free areas like Sabino Canyon (though parking fees may apply) near Tucson provides beautiful scenery and hiking opportunities. Checking out free events at local towns and cities is also a great way to save money. Remember to bring plenty of water, especially during the warmer months.
  • What are the best hostels in Arizona?

  • What are some unmissable, lesser-known spots in Arizona?

    While the Grand Canyon gets all the attention, Arizona has hidden gems. The Chiricahua National Monument, with its unique rock formations, is less crowded than other parks. The petrified wood forest at Petrified Forest National Park is another amazing sight. For something different, explore the quirky town of Jerome, a former copper mining town perched on a mountainside. These locations offer unique experiences away from the usual tourist crowds.
  • What are the best hostels with a pool in Arizona?

  • What fun and budget-friendly events or festivals are happening in Arizona?

    Arizona hosts many events throughout the year. The Heard Museum in Phoenix often has free or low-cost events. Many smaller towns have their own local festivals and celebrations; checking local event listings closer to your travel dates is recommended. Keep an eye out for free concerts and community events in various cities and towns.
  • What are the best hostels with a jacuzzi in Arizona?

  • What are the best nightlife spots in Arizona?

    Phoenix and Scottsdale offer a vibrant nightlife scene. Scottsdale's Old Town has many bars and clubs. In Phoenix, Roosevelt Row is known for its trendy bars and art galleries. Tucson also has a lively nightlife, with options ranging from casual pubs to upscale cocktail bars. Each city has its own unique character and offerings.
  • What are the best hostels for families and kids in Arizona?

  • What’s the ideal length of stay to get a full experience of Arizona?

    A week allows for exploring major attractions like the Grand Canyon and Sedona. Two weeks is better for a more in-depth experience, including exploring national parks and smaller towns. A month would allow you to explore the diversity of Arizona's landscapes and cultures at a more leisurely pace. It really depends on your interests and how much you want to see.
  • What are the best pet friendly hostels in Arizona?

    The best pet friendly hostel in Arizona is Pattys Rv - 3 Private Sleeping G Spaces - 1 Shared.

  • Does Arizona offer any iconic natural events?

    Yes, Arizona's natural beauty is showcased through events like the monsoon season (July-September), which brings dramatic thunderstorms and lush greenery to the desert landscape. The vibrant fall colors in northern Arizona are also spectacular.
  • What are the best hostels with parking in Arizona?

  • Are there special cultural workshops or experiences to explore in Arizona?

    Many museums and cultural centers in Arizona, such as the Heard Museum in Phoenix and the Arizona Science Center, offer workshops and educational programs related to Native American art, history, and culture. Check their websites for schedules and availability. Many Native American communities also offer cultural tours and demonstrations.
  • How can you dive deeper into the culture and connect with locals in Arizona?

    Visiting local farmers' markets, attending community events, and striking up conversations with people you meet during your travels are great ways to connect with locals. Exploring smaller towns and engaging with local businesses can provide more authentic cultural experiences. Consider staying in locally-owned accommodations rather than large hotel chains.
  • Which restaurants and bars in Arizona offer the best local cuisine?

    Many restaurants across Arizona showcase Southwestern cuisine. In Tucson, try local favorites like El Charro Cafe or a restaurant serving Sonoran-style hot dogs. In Phoenix, explore the diverse culinary scene, which ranges from upscale dining to casual eateries with Southwestern flair. Scottsdale also has many restaurants serving regional specialties.
  • What unique packing tips should you keep in mind for Arizona?

    Pack layers, as temperatures can fluctuate greatly, especially between day and night. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are essential, even on cloudy days. Sturdy hiking shoes are a must if you plan on exploring the many hiking trails. Bring plenty of water, especially when hiking in the desert. Consider packing insect repellent, especially during the monsoon season.

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Best Arizona hostels with air conditioning

Red Feather Lodge/hotel - Arizona
9.1 607 reviews

Red Feather Lodge/hotel

hostel, Tusayan
Hostel listing with an excellent rating of 91% based on 607 reviews. You will be based in Tusayan.
Services and facilities include an iron, air conditioning and a swimming pool. Take advantage of the Free Parking with this accommodation.

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Wingate By Wyndham Kingman - Arizona
No reviews

Wingate By Wyndham Kingman

hostel, Kingman
The Wingate by Wyndham Kingman is conveniently located about 2 miles from downtown Kingman, near the Mohave County Fairgrounds.
This 2-star hotel offers free Wi-Fi, on-site parking, a fitness center, and welcomes pets; standard amenities likely include comfortable rooms and an elevator.
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