Hotels in Chandler, AZ

Chandler, Arizona, is a desert oasis full of exciting activities and attractions. Whether you’re looking for a night out on the town or an adventurous day of hiking with sprawling desert vistas and sunsets that dip over the mountaintops, you won’t be disappointed when you stay at the top Chandler hotels.

Home to some of the best outdoor recreation in Arizona, spend your day exploring one of Chandler’s many parks such as Veterans Oasis Park or Tumbleweed Park, or take a stroll along the San Tan Mountain Regional Park Trail. If you're feeling adventurous, head over to Camelback Mountain. Located just east of downtown Phoenix, this majestic mountain is one of the most popular spots for both tourists and locals alike. The mountain consists of two main peaks—the Echo Canyon Summit Trail and Cholla Trail—both of which offer stunning views and an enjoyable hiking experience. Even if you don’t feel up to tackling these trails yourself, it’s still worth taking some time to admire Camelback Mountain from a distance while you explore other attractions in the area.

For those looking for more adventurous activities, Chandler offers plenty of great hiking trails, many of which are within close proximity of the best Chandler hotels. Spend your day trekking through South Mountain Regional Park or Lost Dutchman State Park and enjoy stunning views from atop their peaks. You can also check out Usery Mountain Regional Park, which features miles upon miles worth of trails ranging from easy walks to extreme hikes.

Conveniently located just 25 minutes from Phoenix, take a day and explore this desert playground. Take a stroll down Central Avenue in downtown Phoenix for an eclectic mix of street vendors selling everything from vintage clothing to handmade jewelry pieces.

For a glimpse of how the first settlers of Phoenix lived, visit the Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park. Once inhabited by a community of Hohokam Indians from 250 to 1400 A.D, this 1,500-year-old archaeological site includes ancient structures like ball courts, mounds, irrigation systems, and petroglyphs. Known for their irrigation systems, which were used to water crops, as well as for their petroglyphs that remain on many rocks throughout the area, including on Hayden Butte in nearby Tempe. Archaeologists believe that these petroglyphs may have been used as communication tools or to mark territorial boundaries between different tribes.

If you’re traveling with children, don't miss out on the Phoenix Zoo. This beloved attraction is home to over 1,400 animals from 200 different species and it offers visitors plenty of opportunities for learning about conservation efforts around the world. Take advantage of special events like after-hours animal encounters or nighttime safari tours while you explore this amazing zoo.

From desert mesas to cacti-filled hikes, Chandler has something for everyone. Book your stay from Chandler hotels today and embark on your desert getaway.

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