Where is it warmest in Arizona in February?
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Where is it warmest in Arizona in February?
My friend and I are looking to go away for 4-5 days in February to AZ. We will be traveling with our husbands and our 4/5 month olds (they will be then!). However, we'd like to stay somewhere we can enjoy a resort/pool/spa, but also take some day trips. Is there a place that is warm enough in February to sit outside by a pool or do we need to wait until later in the year?
Thanks for your feedback!
Thanks for your feedback!
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Tucson is always the warmest resort area in AZ, year round. JW Marriott Starr Pass is really nice. http://www.jwmarriottstarrpass.com/
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Actually, they are the about the same:
Tucson
http://www.weather.com/outlook/drivi...tomnav_driving
Phoenix
http://www.weather.com/weather/wxcli...graph/USAZ0166
However, I would always choose Phoenix, because it sits in a bowl surrounded by mountains and so feels warmer than Tucson, which is at a higher elevation.
Tucson
http://www.weather.com/outlook/drivi...tomnav_driving
Phoenix
http://www.weather.com/weather/wxcli...graph/USAZ0166
However, I would always choose Phoenix, because it sits in a bowl surrounded by mountains and so feels warmer than Tucson, which is at a higher elevation.
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You should be aware that Feb AZ weather includes really chilly nights. The afternoons are wonderful, but you won't be by the pool til nearly lunch time.
All the above reports are accurate. Phoenix is a few degrees warmer. Resorts are very nice in both cities. But to me, Phoenix is a big sprawling metropolis with lots of traffic while Tucson feels like an Arizona vacation.
I second Star Pass and Paloma. Both are great spots.
All the above reports are accurate. Phoenix is a few degrees warmer. Resorts are very nice in both cities. But to me, Phoenix is a big sprawling metropolis with lots of traffic while Tucson feels like an Arizona vacation.
I second Star Pass and Paloma. Both are great spots.
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Tucson is beautiful in February. We absolutetly enjoyed the Westward Look Resort, with three (!) outdoor pools + several hot tubs.
http://www.westwardlook.com/
http://www.westwardlook.com/
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I believe that Phoenix is slightly warmer than Tucson and has a lot more 5* resorts..its high season but we love Royal Palms, Phoenician, Biltmore, Sanctuary, Fairmont, 4Seasons and we hear that the Sheraton Wild Horse is really nice too.
5* resorts in PHX can be had for around $100 vs. $700+ a night during the summer and its hot but a dry heat but a lot of bang for the buck..we use expedia.com
Love Tucson and have only stayed at El Conquistor years ago.
I like to stay in PHX so I can go to Sedona for the day or two.
5* resorts in PHX can be had for around $100 vs. $700+ a night during the summer and its hot but a dry heat but a lot of bang for the buck..we use expedia.com
Love Tucson and have only stayed at El Conquistor years ago.
I like to stay in PHX so I can go to Sedona for the day or two.




