Hotels in Desert Hills · Hotel

Heat Hotel

Heat Hotel is one of the stays around Desert Hills, scoring 3.5/5 across 151 reviews on Yelp, about 9.7 km from the mapped city center, listed at 1420 McCulloch Blvd N, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403.

3.5 Yelp (151 reviews) 9.7 km from center

1420 McCulloch Blvd N, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403

3.5/5 Guest score
151 Reviews
9.7 km From city center
3-5 days Typical stay
6 Sights within 3 km
4 Hotels listed

Ranked #3 of 4 by guest score · #3 closest to the mapped city center.

Best time in Desert Hills is typically Spring — guides often suggest around 3-5 days — the mapped sights feel moderate.

About

This waterfront design hotel in Havasu City, Arizona offers views of the Bridgewater Channel and London Bridge. Free Wi-Fi is included in all guest rooms. Each unique room at Heat Hotel offers a flat-screen cable TV. They are equipped with a refrigerator and minibar. London Bridge is less than 1 mile from the Hotel Heat. The Lake Havasu City Convention & Visitors Bureau is 1.2 miles away.

Amenities

  • Wi-Fi
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Bar
  • Spa

Sights near this hotel

Mapped places from the Desert Hills guide, ranked by distance from this stay.

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Stay tips for Desert Hills

Pulled from this destination’s travel tips — useful when choosing an area or planning evenings.

  • Stay hydrated

  • Wear sunscreen

  • Carry a hat

More tips on the city page

Recent reviews

  • Dan E. 5.0/5 Sep 5, 2026

    2nd time here and still AWESOME!This place is fantastic and the staff is so welcoming. Still recommend highly! What an excellent hotel in a fantastic location! Super friendly and helpful staff! Itu0027s …

  • Maryann B. 5.0/5 Jan 29, 2026

    Third time staying here over the last couple months. If youu0027re staying I. lake Havasu, spend a few extra dollars and stay at Heat. Pet friendly, wonderful staff, comfortable and clean rooms. Right by…

  • Kid K. 2.0/5 Nov 14, 2025

    Unfortunately this hotel is managed by inexperienced hotel managers. They use fabreez on everything. Sheets, towels, furniture, the lobby etc. anyone with any experience in the lodging industry knows…