Phoenix campus stays
A Phoenix college trip may mean a graduation at an arena, a campus tour, a medical-school rotation, move-in weekend, or several weeks helping a student settle in. Start with the exact campus and event building—not only the school name—then compare the home size, privacy, and live route that fit your group.
A practical starting point for visits involving journalism, law, public service, health programs, downtown events, and nearby sports or convention venues. Check the exact school and building because the downtown campus spans several blocks.
Official ASU visit planning →The university’s largest campus and a common destination for tours, commencement activities, athletics, and family weekends. Ceremony locations and parking zones vary, so use the event instructions as the final authority.
Official tours and campus maps →These are distinct campuses in different parts of the metro area. Do not plan a route to “ASU” generally—confirm West Valley or Polytechnic on the student or event itinerary before choosing a stay.
Choose the correct ASU campus →For campus tours, Lopes athletics, move-in, family weekend, and graduation, review the visit page and the event-specific instructions. Large events can affect gates, parking, and rideshare pickup points.
Official GCU visit information →The main campus is at 1202 W Thomas Road. Phoenix College also identifies separate nursing and healthcare education locations, so clinical and program visits should be matched to the address in the appointment.
Official Phoenix College locations →The Phoenix health sciences campus is at 3100 N Central Avenue. Visitors should review official arrival, parking, accessibility, and tour information before setting out.
Plan an official Phoenix visit →GateWay’s Washington Campus is listed at 555 N 18th Street. The Maricopa system includes multiple colleges and specialty sites, so confirm both the college and campus.
Maricopa campus maps →Scottsdale, Glendale, Mesa, Paradise Valley, South Mountain, Estrella Mountain, Chandler-Gilbert, and Rio Salado serve different parts of the Valley. Use the official directory rather than assuming every program meets at the main campus.
Official college address directory →These live map links begin from a public neighborhood or general area—not a guest home’s private address. They are designed to help you compare likely routes without publishing the property location. Check the route again for your actual arrival or event time.
4 bedrooms · 1 king + 3 queens · 3 baths · sleeps up to 8
Worth comparing for graduations, move-in help, and multigenerational groups that need a full kitchen, shared living space, and four true bedrooms.
View this home3 private en-suite bedrooms · 3.5 baths · sleeps up to 6
A strong layout for parents, relatives, colleagues, or visiting faculty who want private bathrooms while sharing one home.
View this home1 queen bed · 1 bath · kitchen · laundry · private patio
A compact option for a solo visitor, couple, interview trip, campus orientation, or longer academic and clinical assignment.
View this home1 queen bed · 1 bath · private pool
A restful one- or two-guest option to compare for Midtown and Central Phoenix campus trips, with private outdoor space between scheduled visits.
View this homeLocation privacy: exact property addresses and arrival directions are released with a confirmed reservation. Map results are approximate planning tools, not guaranteed drive times.
Count adults, couples, children, accessibility needs, and the time everyone will need to get ready before an early ceremony.
A school may have several campuses. Save the admissions office or interview building—not only the institution name—in your map.
For multiweek visits, compare kitchen access, laundry, workspace, bedroom privacy, parking, and the route at actual shift or class times.
A request for 29 nights or more receives an extended-stay review and requires a completed written agreement before final confirmation. This helps align occupancy details, payment timing, utilities, house care, and the full stay terms. Review the longer-stay process →