It’s All About the Grand Canyon and the Scenic Wonders of Central Arizona

Eat breakfast at the complimentary buffet in the hotel lobby, check out and take a short drive to the Tuzigoot National Monument, which preserves and protects an ancient Native American pueblo from the 1300s.
A short trail leads to the summit, where visitors can explore the ruins and soak in the views of neighboring Dead Horse Ranch State Park. It's a quick and easy hike, albeit a steep one, with access to multiple rooms and a rooftop deck to fully appreciate the 360-degree views.
The Tuzigoot Museum in the Visitors Center exhibits tools, pottery and other items recovered from the site. A small entrance fee is expected when visiting the park.

Take a drive through the tight, winding streets of Jerome, an old Arizona mining town that still has its share of saloons and old-time businesses with views overlooking the expansive Verde Valley region.
Park next to Jerome's infamous "sliding jail," the remnants of an old jailhouse that once broke off its foundation and slid down the steep mountainside before being locked in place. You can walk up to the jail and read a plaque that details the landmark's history.
Most public parking lots in Jerome charge a flat fee of $5 for the entire day.