A growing trend in the Arizona tourist industry is the
increasing number of vacation rental homes offered across
the Phoenix Valley. With the real estate explosion over the
past couple years, many real estate investors are renting
single family houses as a “home away from home”. Thousands
of out-of-state visitors looking for affordable weekly
accommodations should consider the benefits of a Phoenix
vacation rental vs. a standard hotel stay for reasons of
lower pricing, more square footage, more privacy and much
more personalized accommodations.
(PRWEB) July 26, 2006 --
When you are shopping for your next Arizona vacation, does a
rental home make sense when compared to a traditional resort
or hotel? Yes, it does. One main advantage to a vacation
rental home over a resort/hotel is the amount of space you
get for the money. Many
Phoenix vacation rentals
are 1500sq. ft or larger and provide full size bedrooms,
fully stocked kitchens, private pools/spas, and many other
personalized extras.
For a vacationing family of 5 to stay in a mid level resort
hotel here in the Phoenix area during the summer, which is
the off-season, the pricing usually start at $150 for your
standard 400-500 sq. ft. room with double bed, 1 TV, and no
kitchen. With 2 people in each bed and one of the kids in a
roll away, there isn’t much room to unpack, let alone relax.
Compare that with a 2000 square foot, 4 bedroom
Ahwatukee vacation rental
offered for $135/night ($950/week), with an endless list of
special amenities. This very common vacation rental home
features four large bedrooms, living room, family room, full
laundry, 4 TV’s, high speed internet, fully stocked kitchen,
private swimming pool/spa, BBQ, 2 car garage and it is
located close to restaurants, shopping, spas, golf and more.
“It’s really a no-brainer when comparing a vacation home vs.
a resort or hotel.” Explains David Drake, owner operator for
www.rent-arizona.com
and Drake Rental Properties, LLC. “For the amount of space
and amenities you receive with a vacation home AND at a
lower cost than most mid-level resorts, vacation homes offer
so much more for you and your family. I think the only
reason more people don’t rent vacation homes is that they
don’t know about them.”
Drake suggests that visitors look for vacation homes that
are owner-operated and offer a website that provides you
with ample pictures and virtual tours so that you can see
what the entire home looks like before you book.
Vacation rental homes are becoming increasingly popular
among tourists from all over the world as well as in the US.
“I’ve had guests visit from England, Japan, Guatemala and
even Iceland.” Drake said “Our guests from Iceland were here
during February of 2005 and it rained almost every day. I
felt bad for them but it didn’t stop them from sun bathing.”
The next time you are comparing accommodations for your next
Arizona vacation, look into a vacation rental home where you
may find more and pay less. For more information on quality
Phoenix area vacation rental listings, visit us online at
www.rent-arizona.com,
or call us at 480-343-4057.
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