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Phoenix / Arizona / United States
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In each suite youll find elegantly designed spaces for working, relaxing and sleeping, plus great extras like:
• Free Wi-Fi
• Desk with ergonomic chair
• Pantry with mini-fridge, coffee maker and microwave
• Comfortable, flexible seating
• Pull-out sofa
• Cable TV
• Fireplace
• Pets allowed
Start your day with a hot and healthy breakfast buffet, with to-go bags to meet your busy schedule. After a long day you will enjoy working out in our well-equipped fitness center or swimming in our pool with whirlpool hot tub. If lounging is more your speed, you can relax by the fire pit on our lovely outdoor patio.
Whats more, for the night owls we offer an on-site 24-hour market for quick meals or snacks and a computer-equipped business library to keep you productive. To ensure your peace of mind, safety deposit boxes are available at the front desk.
Need a space for your next group, meeting or special event? The Lynx Creek Room includes a conference center and seating for 50.
We hope SpringHill Suites will be your destination of choice in the Prescott area. Call us today for your reservation!
Scottsdale / Arizona / United States
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The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum has two miles of walking trails meandering over the property where visitors can see living animals from reptiles to bears and mountain lions -- including an aquarium and a cave. Docents give free demonstrations of plants and small animals.
Best and worst times to go to Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Saturdays offer extended hours to 10:00 PM. This is special fun for those who like to find shiny scorpions with black lights. It also gives a chance to see the nocturnal animals. The worst time is after 4:00 PM, when no discounts are available. Afternoons in the summer are very hot. Bring your own bottled water; fountains provide free refills.
Must see at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Many events are scheduled throughout the year. Don't miss the hummingbirds, who are so accustomed to people that the nests are easily seen. Children love the snakes and frogs just within the gates. You may be fortunate enough to catch a docent showing them and letting kids touch them.
Admission to Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Admission varies for those 4 and above from about $6:00 to $25.00. Buying a membership gets you in and gives a chance to come back often. Military and student discounts are available; ask at the desk.
Parking at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Unpaved parking wanders among the cactus and mesquite. Handicapped parking is near the entrance. Bus and RV parking is available. If there is an advertised event, nearby parking may fill up early.
Food at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Near the entrance a selection of foods from snacks to fancy dinners is available. Some snacks are available along the trail. Snack prices are a little above in-town prices. The dinners are relatively equal to a good dinner in town.
Insider tip for visitors at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Try the Native American dishes made from cactus and desert plants, a special late-spring event. If you can drive mountain roads, go over Gates Pass, you can see for miles and miles across the desert. Do not touch the soft looking jumping cactus, or the fuzzy looking prickly pear; you'll get a handful of thorns. No pets are allowed, even in the parking area.
Author's bio: Joanne Birch is a freelance writer from the southern mountains of Arizona. She writes tips for parents and about the history of Arizona.
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