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1927
Hassayampa Inn
Prescott, Arizona
122 E. Gurley Street, Prescott, Arizona 86301
Original Property Opened in 1927
Historic Hotels of America member since 1996
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Located in the downtown Historic District of Prescott, Arizona, Hassayampa Inn Prescott offers comforting small-town charm while being closely situated near the sights and sounds of Prescott. This prime location is walking distance to the Courthouse Square, Historical Whiskey Row, art galleries, antique and one-of-a-kind unique shops, and museums. Just 90 miles north of Phoenix, surrounded by four national forests, 400 miles of trails for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Construction of the Inn was completed in 1927, featuring a mix of Spanish Colonial, Italianate features, hand-painted wood ceilings, etched glass, and embossed copper panels designed by Southwest architect Henry Trost. Prescott at that time was the capital of the Arizona Territory.
Discover
- Discover the grand accommodations of the Hassayampa Inn. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this brilliant historic hotel has served many illustrious guests over the years. Among the patrons to stay at the inn have included the likes of Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, Will Rogers, D.H. Lawrence, Tom Mix, Georgia O’Keefe, and Steve McQueen.
- Admire the stunningly eclectic architectural appearance of this outstanding holiday destination. Designed by the firm, Trost & Trost, the Hassayampa Inn features a wonderful blend of Spanish Colonial Revival and Italian Renaissance Revival-style architecture. It even contains some of its original architectural features, including its first Otis elevator.
- Gaze upon the beautiful Courthouse Plaza in the center of town. Developed over two centuries ago, Courthouse Plaza has been home to many exciting events and social gatherings. Its name is derived from the historic Yavapai County Courthouse, which was built by William N. Bowman in 1916. It, too, is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Explore
- Explore the Museum of Indigenous People. This fantastic cultural institution features countless artifacts that instill within visitors an understanding and respect for the indigenous cultures of America’s southwest.
- Visit the Sharlot Hall Museum. Located just a few blocks away from the inn, the Sharlot Hall Museum is both a historic site and heritage campus that educates visitors about the history of Arizona’s Central Highlands. It was originally organized by Sharlot Mabridth Hall in 1927, who set up the first exhibition within a former gubernatorial mansion.
- Travel to the Phippen Museum. Situated a few miles north of downtown Prescott, the cultural institution displays many different pieces of artwork that celebrates the lives of both cowboys and Native Americans. Perhaps the greatest part of the museum is the collection of work created by its namesake, artist George Phippen.
- Journey over to the Highlands Center for Natural History. The Highlands Center for Natural History features an 80-acre campus dedicated to introducing guests to the natural wonders of the Central Highlands. Much of its exhibits promote lifelong learning and an interest for environmental conservation.
Experience
- Experience thrilling theatrical performances at both the Elks Opera House Theatre and the Prescott Center for the Arts. Both institutions are fantastic locations to enjoy everything from a moving opera to an exciting play. The Prescott Center for the Arts even resides within the former Sacred Heart Church, a historic structure dating back to 1891.
- View the many different species that reside at the Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary. Covering some ten acres, the facility is home to such interesting animals like a black bear, a gray fox, and even a mountain lion. Other facilities onsite include the Tarantula Grotto and the Reptile House.
- Enjoy a wonderful boat ride or fishing excursion on Watson Lake. This turquoise oasis is also famous for the many unique geological formations that line its coast. Guests may view those amazing features from the neighboring Watson Lake Park.
- Go on a relaxing hike on the Prescott Peavine National Recreation Trail. Originally built by the Santa Fe Railway in 1893, the Prescott Peavine National Recreation Trail is a six-mile-long pathway that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Guests can traverse this amazing trailhead by means of walking, biking, and even horseback riding.
- Stroll through the verdant scenery of Prescott National Forest. This wonderful outdoor destination is home to a wealth of fantastic hiking trails, camp sites, and majestic bodies of water. Among those fantastic attractions include the Thumb Butte Trail, the Lynx Lake Recreation Area, and both Upper and Lower Goldwater Lake.
Taste
- Taste world-class food in The Peacock Dining Room. Recently renovated in 2014, this outstanding venue offers a wealth of delicious dishes to savor, including tender lamb shank, pan-seared Alaskan salmon, and even slow-roasted prime rib.
- Enjoy a refreshing cocktail or glass of wine in the adjacent Glass Bar. The venue is a romantic haven that contains ornate carved-wood ceilings and brilliant historic charm. Listen to live music every night and take in the local sights from the outdoor courtyard patio.
- Try some delectable cuisine along Prescott’s Famous Whiskey Row. Located opposite of Prescott’s famed Courthouse Plaza, the thoroughfare consists of many historic saloons that date back to the early 20th century. Most of the establishments along the Famous Whiskey Row were rebuilt structures that first debuted during era of the Gold Rush.
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