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Nautical Inn Resort
1000 McCulloch Blvd
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
Nightly Rates: ($63.00 - $79.00)
3 Star
The Nautical Inn resort is the only beach front property located in the state of Arizona. All rooms are located on the lake with spectacular views of the lake and mountains. Boaters enjoy the amenity of being able to leave their boats in the water outside the rooms and an adjacent 18 hole golf course makes it an attractive place to spend the seas More...
Island Suites
236 S. Lake Havasu Avenue
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
Nightly Rates: ($60.00 - $62.00)
3 Star
A Motel containing comfortable accomodations. Outdoor heated pool and jacuzzi which is open year-round. Centrally located. Ample Parking. Located in Shopping District. A Comfortable Hotel with efficiency kitchens. Including refridgerator, Microwave, and Stove top. Now introducing complimentary continental breakfast and wireless internet. Also FREE More...
Island Inn - Lake Havasu City
1300 W MCCULLOCH BLVD
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
Nightly Rates: ($58.50 - $70.00)
3 Star
Island Inn has the ideal location situated between Lake Havasu Marina -Boat Launch- and Lake Havasu State Park -Picnic and recreation area- and just minutes from the world famous London Bridge. Each of our tastefully appointed guest rooms has either one king size or 2 double beds. Our deluxe rooms have microwaves/ refrigerators and balconies with a More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near ArizonaWhile in Arizona, you might enjoy a visit to: Kingman's favorite native son -- a Hollywood cowboy sidekick with a squeaky voice -- rode into the sunset in 1977. Easter Island-type head, out-of-place along fossilized Route 66. Hi Jolly was imported from the Middle East, along with a lot of camels, to cross the sandy wastes of the American Southwest. |