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Radisson Hotel Yuma

1501 South Redondo Center Drive, Yuma AZ 85365, USA

Reservations: 1-800-395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free
(928) 373-6574 Restaurant

Telephone: (928) 783-8000 Fax: (928) 783-8001

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Looking for Yuma Hotels near Exciting Attractions?

The Radisson is one of few Yuma hotels that offers full-service lodging as well as a great location. With so many attractions in Yuma nearby, why stay anywhere else? Try your luck at the Cocopah Casino or embrace the great outdoors on the Colorado River. Families will love the Fun Factory, where they can enjoy 36 holes of mini-golf, laser tag and more excitement in Yuma. Hotels like the Radisson aim to offer guests convenience, both with great amenities and hotel rooms as well as a prime location.

Other attractions in Yuma near our hotel include:

Cocopah Casino
Try your luck at this exciting, nearby casino.
15318 S Avenue B
Somerton, AZ 85350
(928) 726-8066
9.1 mi
Quechan Casino
525 Algodones Road
Winterhaven, CA 92283
(877) 783-2426
2.3 mi
Desert Hills Golf Course
Enjoy this southwestern par 72 golf course that is home to several professional events, including the Ben Hogan and Nike Tour Events.
1245 W Desert Hills Dr
Yuma, AZ 85365
(928) 344-4653
4.1 mi
Historic Yuma Theater
Visit the many visual and performing arts events at the galleries of the Yuma art center.
254 S. Main St
Yuma, AZ
(928) 373-5202
Yuma Palms Shopping Mall
Enjoy almost 500,000 square feet of shopping space, restaurants and entertainment at one of the most exciting attractions in Yuma.
1305 S. Yuma Palms Pkwy
Yuma, AZ 85365
(928) 329-4559
1 mi
Yuma Conservation Garden
Make friends with the desert tortoises, feed the ducks and enjoy a leisurely picnic while learning about Sonoran desert ecology at the Yuma Conservation garden.
2520 E 32nd St
Yuma, AZ 85365
(928) 317-1935
3.5 mi
Yuma Segway Tours
Take a tour on a Segway with Steve and Kate in Downtown Yuma and learn all about our history while enjoying our great weather.
197 S. Main St
Yuma, AZ 85364
(928) 342-1969
2.1 mi

Area Services:

Yuma International Airport
Our hotel provides a complimentary airport shuttle to the Yuma International Airport and to the Yuma MCAS Airport.
3 mi

YCAT Transit Bus Information
(928) 783-8911

About Yuma

During the 1820s, California-bound homesteaders forded the Colorado River near what is now the Arizona-California state line. Eventually this crossing (first discovered by 18th century Catholic missionaries) hosted a military fort and the first permanent settlement of the Great California Gold Rush. Thanks to the settlement's proximity to several rivers, steamboats and ships also brought passengers and goods from all over the world to this cozy corner of the Wild West. Soon after, the railroad came calling, and the town became an important stopping-point for supply cars heading west. In those days of Mexican occupation, Yuma was first known as Colorado City, then Arizona City, and finally, Yuma (following a Territorial Legislature vote). Today, Yuma's quaint Main Street recollects the town's frontier past, with tiny shops and street-side eateries housed in authentic Southwestern-style structures. In addition, a park marks the point where the historic settlement sprang up. Now, in place of rowdy saloons, brothels, and casinos, visitors find the likes of Lutes Casino, a one-time grocery store that's Arizona's oldest pool hall and domino parlor, and Yuma Landing, a restaurant and lounge that serves up healthy helpings of Southwestern salmon and chicken fried steak. Other noteworthy sites include the historic Territorial Prison, home to some of America's most notorious criminals from 1876 till 1909; Yuma Crossing State Historic park, which commemorates five centuries of area river crossings; Sahiti Camel Farm, a conservation area housing Arabian camels, desert foxes, and Asian water buffalos; and the Century House Museum, home of intrepid settler E. F. Sanguinetti and a fascinating repository of Yuma history.