Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix Glendale - Westgate (Central Arizona) Hotel - Reviews and Rates

Travel Blogs from Glendale

Universal Studios!

A travel blog entry by kristina-johnny

... 75 km/t frem og tilbage i en rutsjebane - nej tak! Thaimad til aftensmad - lækkert med lidt hotte friske grøntsager! Og så har vi vist også fået oplevelser nok for i dag - en fantastisk sommerdag med skyfri himmel, ingen vind og 30 grader i skyggen......(har bemærket at der er frostgrader i DK....svært at forestille sig her i Sunny California :- Gonat fra ...

Desert Winds From The West (Dodgers/White Sox)

A travel blog entry by ehjelter

... game Cactus League attendance record.

When the Chicago White Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers partnered with the City of Glendale to develop Camelback Ranch (or CR-G as it is known to the locals), they were building a complex that now covers 141 acres. This facility is built on land within the limits of the City of Phoenix that Glendale originally purchased to protect the Glendale Municipal Airport from encroachment.

And what a ...

Begin the "Moving Miss Mimi" adventure!

A travel blog entry by fred.ropp

This will begin to describe our eventual life together in Mesa. Hope you enjoy. Nothing worthwhile is ever easy. Put your heart into the wisdom of our Creator and it will return 1000 fold. Marching in The Great Mystery's lead will always bring prosperity. Life is short. We may or may not have the time to complete our ...

One of the Seven Wonders of the World - Invisible!

A travel blog entry by thsmith1

... believe it has been over 10 years since I was last in school!

Afterwards, the leaders of the Entrepreneurship group invited Debra and I over for a home cooked meal in the apartments across the street from campus which was a really nice gesture and welcome after eating MREs, hot dogs, and other road fare.

Tomorrow, though, it's on to the west coast to start the final leg of the tour!
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Desert City Living

A travel blog entry by carrentaldeals

... The city does suffer from air pollution because it sits in a bowl of desert surrounded by mountains so winter is the best time to visit, it's still warm but not so hot it feels like living in an oven.

One of the reasons I like Phoenix is that it's a big city, full of life and variety but it's also open and still manages to feel homely in places. There is a huge Mexican community and many places where you'll hear Spanish spoken rather than English ...