Our Phoenix Arizona Attractions / North Phoenix Neighborhood

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The Sleep Inn Phoenix North is nestled conveniently within one of the Valley of the Sun’s most exciting communities. With memorable places to visit and enjoy only minutes away, in virtually every direction, our guests’ greatest challenge is to decide what to do first. Whether you are alone on a business trip or have your family with you, the abundance of local activity will keep you entertained and smiling throughout your stay with us. Hiking, shopping, great restaurants, bars, casinos, wildlife exhibits, and lakes are only a few of the nearby attractions that make Sleep Inn Phoenix North such a dynamic place to visit.

Tempe Town Lake. Stretching both East and West across the north side of Arizona State University’s Main Campus, the man-made, Tempe Town Lake is a beautiful outdoor family destination offering: paddle boats, ducks to feed, entertainers, parks, walking paths, and even a free water park for children. Tempe Town Lake is an easy stroll from campus and exciting Mill Avenue, known for its nightlife, unique shops and memorable eateries.

Squaw Peak Park. If a moderately challenging hike through the beautiful Sonoran Desert sounds likes too much to pass up, Squaw Peak Park offers endless hiking trails leading to the summit. We always recommend close-toed shoes, sunscreen, a hat and plenty of water. If you love the experience, you can test your mettle on Camelback Mountain, Pinnacle Peak and South Mountain as well. The beauty of the desert can best be appreciated by immersing oneself within such unspoiled preserves.   [Top]

Barrett Jackson Car Auction. One week, every January, the world’s most exotic, antique and classic automobiles come to Scottsdale’s West World to be auctioned by stars, collectors and enthusiasts at the renowned Barrett Jackson Car Auction. Whether you are visiting as a spectator or participant you will revel in the amassment of chassis, high beams and massive rumbling engines. Should temptation become too great to resist, Sleep Inn Phoenix North reminds that we do provide free parking.

The Phoenix Open at TPC. When speaking of major golf tournaments, the Phoenix Open at Scottsdale’s Tournament Player’s Cub stands alone as the most entertaining; a place where the tournament and the party unite as one. Huge galleries of boisterous fans have turned this golf major into a gala event featuring great golf, rows of VIP tents, incredible food, and endless parties that last for nearly an entire week. The Sleep Inn is perfectly located right down the 101 Freeway so you can get there quickly, and also find a parking space once you have returned.  [Top]

Cactus League Baseball. North Phoenix is convenient and minutes to four major league baseball spring training facilities, making it one of the nations best destinations to get a early look at your favorite teams. The Sleep Inn Phoenix North puts you nearby all of the action so you can catch as many games as you like.

Phoenix International Raceway. The legendary PIR and its unique bend in the backstretch has been a favorite of drivers and racing fans since 1964. When NASCAR brought the Sprint Cup Series to Phoenix, PIR quickly took its place among the most famed raceways in the world. 30 minutes door to door.  [Top]

Chase Field. Chase Field, home to the Arizona Diamondbacks, is a remarkable place to watch a game. It is the first baseball park to have a fully retractable roof and its own swimming pool - just beyond the fence in right field. Whether you have great seats to enjoy or decide to watch the game from TGI Friday’s in deep center, Chase Field is a place you simply cannot miss if you love baseball.

Botanical Gardens. Even locals still marvel at the beautiful flora and fauna of the Sonoran Desert. For visitors, Arizona’s indigenous plants and animals are among the top attractions. The Botanical Gardens is the ultimate place to learn about this unique desert and its miraculous inhabitants. Take a guided tour or stroll along the winding pathways while you uncover this harsh, yet strikingly beautiful environment.  [Top]