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1100 West Rex Allen Drive
Willcox, AZ 85643
Star Rating: 2 Star
Willcox, AZ Rate Class: Moderate
Average Rates: $83 - $84
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See the sights and experience the wonders of Southern Arizona while staying at this unique and comfortable Willcox, Arizona hotel! Besides offering the comfort, amenities and value that travelers traditionally expect from Best Western, the Best Western Plaza Inn goes above and beyond to make guest comfort a top priority. This is the only full-service hotel in Willcox offering great amenities including an outdoor heated pool, free high-speed Internet access and a complimentary continental breakfast. With banquet and conference facilities located on site, this Willcox, Arizona hotel is a wonderful place for family reunions, special events or business meetings. The warm and friendly staff is willing to accommodate guests who bring large busses, trucks and RVs. Over 75 percent of the hotel's guest rooms are smoke free! The Hopi Grill, located on the premises, is open daily for breakfast and dinner. Offering a wide array of spirits, the on-site cocktail lounge is open most days for after dinner drinks or casual get-togethers. The Best Western Plaza Inn serves as a starting point for a journey through what is known as the Magic Circle of Cochise in Arizona. The road leads to the ghost town of Dos Cabezas, Apache Pass and the Fort Bowie National Historic Site, Chiricahua National Monument, ending at the Cochise Stronghold with a five mile hiking trail, rock climbing and unique petroglyphs. The hotel provides accommodations for those in town for the seasonal Rex Allen Days, local wineries and visits to the unique you pick it farms. Plus, the Best Western Plaza Inn is only minutes away from area shopping, museums and national parks in and around Cochise County. The hotel is just a short drive to the popular Karchner Caverns. Take advantage of Internet specials and great AAA discounts only from Best Western.
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 2:00 P.M.
· Check out time is 12:00 Noon
· Time Zone is Mountain Standard Time
· 91 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
From: Interstate 10 The Best Western Plaza Inn is located on Interstate 10 at Exit 340, Rex Allen Drive. Travel one mile South and we are situated on the right at the second interchange. From: All Directions Interstate 10 to exit 340. Eastbound turn right. Westbound turn left 1.5 miles from interstate
Cochise County Airport 4 miles
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* 2 mile(s) from Twin Lakes Golf Course * 23 mile(s) from Bear Canyon 299 Trail * 35 mile(s) from Chiracahu National Monument * 40 mile(s) from Karchner Caverns
Nearby Cities:* 3 mile(s) from Cochise City * 20 mile(s) from Fort Bowie * 80 mile(s) from Tucson
Education:* 0.2 mile(s) from Sulphur Springs Medical Center * 0.5 mile(s) from Cochise College Center
Local Attractions:Willcox owes it's initial existence to the Southern Pacific railroad which first chugged through the area in 1880. The renovated historic Southern Pacific Depot is just one of the attractions in the revitalized downtown area of Willcox. The Rex Allen Museum and the Cowboy Hall of Fame pay tribute to the city's most famous son, Rex Allen, and the ranching influence. The Chiricahua Regional Museum houses many artifacts and exhibits of the area, as well as the Chiricahua Apache Indians, their great Chief, Cochise, and renegade Geronimo. Willcox serves as a starting point for your journey through the Magic Circle of Cochise. The road leads you to the ghost town of Dos Cabezas, as you head for Apache Pass and the Fort Bowie National Historic Site. This outpost marks the battles of the Indian Wars in the late 1880's. The Chiricahua National Monument presents an amazing variety of plants and animals, with more than 20 miles of hiking trails to explore the towering spire rock formations. Cochise Stronghold stands as a monument to one of the greatest Apache Chiefs, Cochise who often hid in this box canyon. The Cochise Stronghold includes a 5-mile hiking trail, rock climbing, petroglyphs, and picnic and camping facilities. Every winter thousands of Sandhill Cranes migrate to the Sulphur Springs Valley. Cochise Lakes, adjacent to the Willcox Playa, is a verdant wetland that attracts a variety of bird species including ducks and migratory shore birds. Sparrows, quail and many birds of prey also populate the area. Willcox blends rough and tumble country with friendly small town attitude. From the solitude of riding a bike where wildlife roams freely to playing a round of golf with your neighbors, Willcox has a sense of community that is proud of its past and mindful of the future.* U-Pick Farms during summer * Sandhill Crane's in January * Adjacent to shopping center * .25 mile(s) from Cochise Visitors Center and Museum * 1 mile(s) from Rex Allen Cowboy Museum * 23 mile(s) from Amerind Foundation * 30 mile(s) from Ft. Bowie * 35 mile(s) from Chiracahu National Monument * 40 mile(s) from Karchner Caverns
Local Attractions:Willcox owes it's initial existence to the Southern Pacific railroad which first chugged through the area in 1880. The renovated historic Southern Pacific Depot is just one of the attractions in the revitalized downtown area of Willcox. The Rex Allen Museum and the Cowboy Hall of Fame pay tribute to the city's most famous son, Rex Allen, and the ranching influence. The Chiricahua Regional Museum houses many artifacts and exhibits of the area, as well as the Chiricahua Apache Indians, their great Chief, Cochise, and renegade Geronimo. Willcox serves as a starting point for your journey through the Magic Circle of Cochise. The road leads you to the ghost town of Dos Cabezas, as you head for Apache Pass and the Fort Bowie National Historic Site. This outpost marks the battles of the Indian Wars in the late 1880's. The Chiricahua National Monument presents an amazing variety of plants and animals, with more than 20 miles of hiking trails to explore the towering spire rock formations. Cochise Stronghold stands as a monument to one of the greatest Apache Chiefs, Cochise who often hid in this box canyon. The Cochise Stronghold includes a 5-mile hiking trail, rock climbing, petroglyphs, and picnic and camping facilities. Every winter thousands of Sandhill Cranes migrate to the Sulphur Springs Valley. Cochise Lakes, adjacent to the Willcox Playa, is a verdant wetland that attracts a variety of bird species including ducks and migratory shore birds. Sparrows, quail and many birds of prey also populate the area. Willcox blends rough and tumble country with friendly small town attitude. From the solitude of riding a bike where wildlife roams freely to playing a round of golf with your neighbors, Willcox has a sense of community that is proud of its past and mindful of the future.* U-Pick Farms during summer * Sandhill Crane's in January * Adjacent to shopping center * .25 mile(s) from Cochise Visitors Center and Museum * 1 mile(s) from Rex Allen Cowboy Museum * 23 mile(s) from Amerind Foundation * 30 mile(s) from Ft. Bowie * 35 mile(s) from Chiracahu National Monument * 40 mile(s) from Karchner Caverns
Local Attractions:Willcox owes it's initial existence to the Southern Pacific railroad which first chugged through the area in 1880. The renovated historic Southern Pacific Depot is just one of the attractions in the revitalized downtown area of Willcox. The Rex Allen Museum and the Cowboy Hall of Fame pay tribute to the city's most famous son, Rex Allen, and the ranching influence. The Chiricahua Regional Museum houses many artifacts and exhibits of the area, as well as the Chiricahua Apache Indians, their great Chief, Cochise, and renegade Geronimo. Willcox serves as a starting point for your journey through the Magic Circle of Cochise. The road leads you to the ghost town of Dos Cabezas, as you head for Apache Pass and the Fort Bowie National Historic Site. This outpost marks the battles of the Indian Wars in the late 1880's. The Chiricahua National Monument presents an amazing variety of plants and animals, with more than 20 miles of hiking trails to explore the towering spire rock formations. Cochise Stronghold stands as a monument to one of the greatest Apache Chiefs, Cochise who often hid in this box canyon. The Cochise Stronghold includes a 5-mile hiking trail, rock climbing, petroglyphs, and picnic and camping facilities. Every winter thousands of Sandhill Cranes migrate to the Sulphur Springs Valley. Cochise Lakes, adjacent to the Willcox Playa, is a verdant wetland that attracts a variety of bird species including ducks and migratory shore birds. Sparrows, quail and many birds of prey also populate the area. Willcox blends rough and tumble country with friendly small town attitude. From the solitude of riding a bike where wildlife roams freely to playing a round of golf with your neighbors, Willcox has a sense of community that is proud of its past and mindful of the future.* U-Pick Farms during summer * Sandhill Crane's in January * Adjacent to shopping center * .25 mile(s) from Cochise Visitors Center and Museum * 1 mile(s) from Rex Allen Cowboy Museum * 23 mile(s) from Amerind Foundation * 30 mile(s) from Ft. Bowie * 35 mile(s) from Chiracahu National Monument * 40 mile(s) from Karchner Caverns
Local Attractions:Willcox owes it's initial existence to the Southern Pacific railroad which first chugged through the area in 1880. The renovated historic Southern Pacific Depot is just one of the attractions in the revitalized downtown area of Willcox. The Rex Allen Museum and the Cowboy Hall of Fame pay tribute to the city's most famous son, Rex Allen, and the ranching influence. The Chiricahua Regional Museum houses many artifacts and exhibits of the area, as well as the Chiricahua Apache Indians, their great Chief, Cochise, and renegade Geronimo. Willcox serves as a starting point for your journey through the Magic Circle of Cochise. The road leads you to the ghost town of Dos Cabezas, as you head for Apache Pass and the Fort Bowie National Historic Site. This outpost marks the battles of the Indian Wars in the late 1880's. The Chiricahua National Monument presents an amazing variety of plants and animals, with more than 20 miles of hiking trails to explore the towering spire rock formations. Cochise Stronghold stands as a monument to one of the greatest Apache Chiefs, Cochise who often hid in this box canyon. The Cochise Stronghold includes a 5-mile hiking trail, rock climbing, petroglyphs, and picnic and camping facilities. Every winter thousands of Sandhill Cranes migrate to the Sulphur Springs Valley. Cochise Lakes, adjacent to the Willcox Playa, is a verdant wetland that attracts a variety of bird species including ducks and migratory shore birds. Sparrows, quail and many birds of prey also populate the area. Willcox blends rough and tumble country with friendly small town attitude. From the solitude of riding a bike where wildlife roams freely to playing a round of golf with your neighbors, Willcox has a sense of community that is proud of its past and mindful of the future.* U-Pick Farms during summer * Sandhill Crane's in January * Adjacent to shopping center * .25 mile(s) from Cochise Visitors Center and Museum * 1 mile(s) from Rex Allen Cowboy Museum * 23 mile(s) from Amerind Foundation * 30 mile(s) from Ft. Bowie * 35 mile(s) from Chiracahu National Monument * 40 mile(s) from Karchner Caverns
Nearby Cities:* 3 mile(s) from Cochise City * 20 mile(s) from Fort Bowie * 80 mile(s) from Tucson
Nearby Cities:* 3 mile(s) from Cochise City * 20 mile(s) from Fort Bowie * 80 mile(s) from Tucson
Nearby Cities:* 3 mile(s) from Cochise City * 20 mile(s) from Fort Bowie * 80 mile(s) from Tucson
Nearby Cities:* 3 mile(s) from Cochise City * 20 mile(s) from Fort Bowie * 80 mile(s) from Tucson
Transportation:* 4 mile(s) from Cochise County Airport * 85 mile(s) from Tucson International Airport
Transportation:* 4 mile(s) from Cochise County Airport * 85 mile(s) from Tucson International Airport
Transportation:* 4 mile(s) from Cochise County Airport * 85 mile(s) from Tucson International Airport
Transportation:* 4 mile(s) from Cochise County Airport * 85 mile(s) from Tucson International Airport
Local Attractions:Willcox owes it's initial existence to the Southern Pacific railroad which first chugged through the area in 1880. The renovated historic Southern Pacific Depot is just one of the attractions in the revitalized downtown area of Willcox. The Rex Allen Museum and the Cowboy Hall of Fame pay tribute to the city's most famous son, Rex Allen, and the ranching influence. The Chiricahua Regional Museum houses many artifacts and exhibits of the area, as well as the Chiricahua Apache Indians, their great Chief, Cochise, and renegade Geronimo. Willcox serves as a starting point for your journey through the Magic Circle of Cochise. The road leads you to the ghost town of Dos Cabezas, as you head for Apache Pass and the Fort Bowie National Historic Site. This outpost marks the battles of the Indian Wars in the late 1880's. The Chiricahua National Monument presents an amazing variety of plants and animals, with more than 20 miles of hiking trails to explore the towering spire rock formations. Cochise Stronghold stands as a monument to one of the greatest Apache Chiefs, Cochise who often hid in this box canyon. The Cochise Stronghold includes a 5-mile hiking trail, rock climbing, petroglyphs, and picnic and camping facilities. Every winter thousands of Sandhill Cranes migrate to the Sulphur Springs Valley. Cochise Lakes, adjacent to the Willcox Playa, is a verdant wetland that attracts a variety of bird species including ducks and migratory shore birds. Sparrows, quail and many birds of prey also populate the area. Willcox blends rough and tumble country with friendly small town attitude. From the solitude of riding a bike where wildlife roams freely to playing a round of golf with your neighbors, Willcox has a sense of community that is proud of its past and mindful of the future.* 0.25 mile(s) from Cochise Visitors Center and Museum * 1 mile(s) from Rex Allen Cowboy Museum * 23 mile(s) from Amerind Foundation * 30 mile(s) from Ft. Bowie
Local Attractions:Willcox owes it's initial existence to the Southern Pacific railroad which first chugged through the area in 1880. The renovated historic Southern Pacific Depot is just one of the attractions in the revitalized downtown area of Willcox. The Rex Allen Museum and the Cowboy Hall of Fame pay tribute to the city's most famous son, Rex Allen, and the ranching influence. The Chiricahua Regional Museum houses many artifacts and exhibits of the area, as well as the Chiricahua Apache Indians, their great Chief, Cochise, and renegade Geronimo. Willcox serves as a starting point for your journey through the Magic Circle of Cochise. The road leads you to the ghost town of Dos Cabezas, as you head for Apache Pass and the Fort Bowie National Historic Site. This outpost marks the battles of the Indian Wars in the late 1880's. The Chiricahua National Monument presents an amazing variety of plants and animals, with more than 20 miles of hiking trails to explore the towering spire rock formations. Cochise Stronghold stands as a monument to one of the greatest Apache Chiefs, Cochise who often hid in this box canyon. The Cochise Stronghold includes a 5-mile hiking trail, rock climbing, petroglyphs, and picnic and camping facilities. Every winter thousands of Sandhill Cranes migrate to the Sulphur Springs Valley. Cochise Lakes, adjacent to the Willcox Playa, is a verdant wetland that attracts a variety of bird species including ducks and migratory shore birds. Sparrows, quail and many birds of prey also populate the area. Willcox blends rough and tumble country with friendly small town attitude. From the solitude of riding a bike where wildlife roams freely to playing a round of golf with your neighbors, Willcox has a sense of community that is proud of its past and mindful of the future.* U-Pick Farms during summer * Sandhill Crane's in January * Adjacent to shopping center * .25 mile(s) from Cochise Visitors Center and Museum * 1 mile(s) from Rex Allen Cowboy Museum * 23 mile(s) from Amerind Foundation * 30 mile(s) from Ft. Bowie * 35 mile(s) from Chiracahu National Monument * 40 mile(s) from Karchner Caverns
Shopping:* 0.1 mile(s) from Shopping Center * 23 mile(s) from Mustang Mall
Transportation:* 4 mile(s) from Cochise County Airport * 85 mile(s) from Tucson International Airport