About Prescott
An easy 90-minute drive from Phoenix, Prescott is nestled in the heart of the Prescott National Forest. A mile-high, Prescott enjoys a temperate, four-season climate and more than 300 days of sunshine.

Prescott attractions
From tours of historic buildings to over 20 recreation facilities in the Prescott National Forest, there's plenty see and to do in Prescott. Simply walking or driving along offers a glimpse of the state's early territorial years.

Prescott lodging
Along with major hotel chains, Prescott has a wide range of accommodations, including bed and breakfasts in historic buildings. Among those we like are Dolls & Roses Victorian Bed & Breakfast, and the Hotel Vendome.

Dining & shopping in Prescott
Along with the standard fast-food operations are a variety of unique eateries. Downtown is dominated by specialty and antique shops; and can be found at Bashford Courts Atrium Mall and Terra Cotta Court.

Nearby: Historic Jerome
Motoring up here makes a great day trip. But to really experience this funky former mining town, you need to see it at night. Sleeping there immerses you in the town's history and quirky, laid-back ambience. That means a historic hotel, and Jerome has plenty of them.