Mesa hotels and places to stay

For a budget-conscious traveler to Mesa there are 21 options for consideration, including Super 8 By Wyndham Phoenix/Mesa/Gilbert Road and Greentree Inn & Suites Mesa.

For a 3-star break in the center of Mesa, check out Delta Hotels By Marriott Phoenix Mesa. An option near the city center is 3 Bedroom Charming House In Mesa! ♥ Cubs Spring Training next to Temple Visitors' Center.

If you want luxurious conditions during your stay in Mesa, select Arizona Golf Resort, a 4-star hotel with facilities, such as a golf course, a patio and a swimming pool. With its fabulous views of the patio, Four Points By Sheraton At Phoenix Mesa Gateway Airport is situated in Downtown Phoenix district, offering an outdoor swimming pool, a golf course and a patio.

Mesa has 24 B&B deals, such as Arizona Sonoran Luxury Home - Therapeutic Swim Spa or Southern #3116 Condo for your home-like comfort and atmosphere. For a good business hotel in Mesa, consider Dobson Ranch Inn And Suites, which features a golf course, a Jacuzzi and a swimming pool. If you are looking for a comfy resort hotel in Mesa, consider Best Western Legacy Inn & Suites, which is also within 10 minutes' walking distance of Vertuccio Farms.

     Mesa is always in flux.

     America's fastest growing city, Mesa is anything but sensible and instead it is always on the move "becoming something without having ever ‘been’."

     You should experience Mesa's special lifestyle only on your trip to the city. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Mesa to luxury offer all available at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms on every hotel.

     During its creative expansion a change occurred in Mesa's state of mind. Along with planning its cityscape anew the city has gained a reputation as a bohemian playground. However, Mesa still has the past tugging at its sleeve. Many tourists come to Mesa hoping to find Lost Dutchman’s gold, while the ancient Indian left their mark with old pottery yet to be found in the area.

     The first indigenous people were found in the area around 25,000BC. With time they have earned the nickname of the Hohokams referring to ''those who have gone''. The locals sustained themselves through farming with irrigation networks in the area still seen today.

     In later centuries the early residents were replaced by the Native American and then Mormon groups in the downtown. In this period the first trade arrived with agricultural land covered with cotton, citrus crops and cattle. Today Mesa has grown in terms of population to a number of 380,000 people all diverse in religion and culture.

     Cultural splendor goes hand by hand with foreign interest to the city. Visitors fancy Mesa for its recreational opportunities like boating, fishing, sailing, water-skiing and camping at the Saguaro, Canyon and Apache Lakes and on to the impressive vistas of mountainous ranges with a lush of flora and fauna.

Other attractions include;

 - Mesa Arts Center, a unique in design building with a tight cultural package of theaters, art galleries

- Mesa Mormon Temple is noteworthy for the fame of the third largest Mormon temple outside of Salt Lake City.

- Arizona Museum of Natural History features a variety of cultural and natural history artifacts

- Mesa Historical Museum features exhibits on the Mesa's history

- Rose Garden at Mesa Community College, the largest rose garden in the Desert Southwest with 4,600 bushes

     From a destination for bohemians to cultural gem, Mesa is a city to be filled only with pleasant memories. Booked.net can add an elegant touch to your stay in Mesa.