ACCOMMODATIONS

Hotel Information

Days Inn Lake Havasu
1700 McCulloch Blvd. N.
(928) 855-7841
(800) 835-2410
www.thehavasuinn.com
Price Range: $58-$95
Special Features: Hot tub, outdoor pool

Hampton Inn Lake Havasu 245 London Bridge Rd. (928) 855-4071 (800) HAMPTON www.hamptoninn.com Price Range: $119-$192 Special Features: Free breakfast, free high-speed Internet, hot tub, heated outdoor pool, restaurant.	Island Inn Hotel 1300 McCulloch Blvd. N. (928) 680-0606 (800) 243-9955 www.havasumotels.com Price Range: $55-$225 Special Features: Hot tub, heated outdoor pool, restaurant, free wireless Internet.
Lake Havasu Travelodge 480 London Bridge Rd. (928) 680-9202 (800) 578-7878 www.travelodge.com Price Range: $60-$110 Special Features: Continental breakfast, indoor jacuzzi, lake view, free wireless Internet.	London Bridge Resort 1477 Queens Bay (866) 331-9231 www.londonbridgeresort.com Price Range: $136-$289 Special Features: Access to beach and boating channel, pools, close to restaurants, home to Kokomo, one of Havasu's top clubs.
Nautical Inn Resort 1000 McCulloch Blvd. (928) 855-2141 (800) 892-2141 www.nauticalinn.com Price Range: $139-$379 Special Features: 18-hole golf course, heated pool and jacuzzi, private boat launching areas, suites, Turtle Beach Bar.	Super 8 Motel 305 London Bridge Rd. (928) 855-8844 (800) 800-8000 www.super8.com Price Range: $45-$65 Special Features: Free breakfast, free high-speed Internet, pets allowed, pool.
Quality Inn & Suites 271 S. Lake Havasu Ave. (928) 855-1111 (877) 424-6423 www.qualityinn.com Price Range: $80-$180 Special Features: Free breakfast, hot tub, heated pool, poolside bar, free wireless Internet.

Other Options

You can camp at Lake Havasu State Park. There's a beach, bathroom facilities, showers, water access, and plenty of trails to hike on. Camping fees range from $10 to $30. Check out www.pr.state.az.us for more information. 

Another option is renting a houseboat. Most rentals are for a week and cost about 
$270 to $542 a day. 

Best Areas to Stay 

Near the London Bridge 

Students Speak Out On . . . ACCOMMODATIONS

"Not only was the hotel awesome, but the staff knows that spring break is crazy mayhem, so they were quite tolerant with the few belligerents who strolled in the door."

"We stayed at the London Bridge Resort, which was perfect. There are three swimming pools if you get sick of lake water."

"London Bridge Resort has the best bar in Havasu---Kokomo. Staying there was nice because you could stumble home at 2 a.m. without having to worry about a cab or if your DD is really sober."

"I would have rented a houseboat if we were going to stay there longer, but some rental agencies have a minimum of about a week."

The College Prowler Take On . . . ACCOMMODATIONS

A majority of the spring breakers seem to hang out near the London Bridge, which makes perfect sense because it has water access and there are plenty of restaurants and bars. Also, the boats dock up around the bridge, so if you want to hop on one with some new friends, this is the spot. A main hotel where people stay is the London Bridge Resort. It is nice, clean, has all the amenities one could ask for, and is pretty cheap when you split the cost with friends. Also, being so close to the dock where all the boats get ready for the day on the water is convenient. There are tons of bars, clubs, and restaurants located near the London Bridge Resort and the other hotels in this vicinity.

Your best bet is to use a travel search engine to find a decent hotel in a decent location for a decent price, but book it ASAP because when March rolls around, there are few places available that are affordable. Other than hotels and motels, camping or renting a houseboat are the next most popular means of accommodation.

The College Prowler Grade On . . . ACCOMMODATIONS

A high Accommodations grade implies that accommodations are clean, affordable, accessible, and worth visiting. Other factors include the variety of amenities and the availability of alternative options.