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If You Do One Thing
Catch a show at Organ Stop Pizza. A 6,000-pipe Wurlitzer organ rises from the floor while you eat wood-fired pizza. Nightly performances that are somehow both ridiculous and incredible. Mesa weird in the best possible way.
Eats & Drinks
Breakfast
What's Crackin' Cafe
Massive portions, creative benedicts, and the kind of pancakes that ruin all other pancakes for you. On E McDowell Rd, 10 minutes from the house. Weekend waits are worth it.
The Hangover Benedict and a fresh-squeezed OJ.
Tacos
Backyard Taco
Mesquite-grilled street tacos in an actual backyard. No frills, just perfectly charred carne asada, handmade tortillas, and fresh salsa. On S Stapley Dr in Mesa.
The carne asada tacos with a horchata. Done.
Italian
A Modo Mio Cucina Italiana
Genuinely authentic Italian in Mesa. Wood-fired pizzas with real char, handmade pasta, a serious wine list, and an Italian pastry shop next door for after. The kind of place you didn't expect to find here.
Wood-fired pizza, a pasta, split a bottle of wine, and don't skip the pastry shop on the way out.
BBQ
Big Nate's BBQ
Legit local barbecue with serious smoke and even more serious sides. No fuss, just good meat. Easy pickup for a backyard spread or a sit-down with the crew.
The jalapeño cheddar sausage. Don't overthink it.
Breakfast
Crackers & Co. Cafe
Southwest-style breakfast that actually tastes like Arizona. Green chile burritos, chilaquiles, and breakfast bowls that hit differently than the usual eggs-and-toast routine. Local favorite with a loyal crowd.
The green chile breakfast burrito or the chilaquiles.
Coffee
Lost Dutchman Coffee
Locally roasted, small-batch coffee on N Center St in downtown Mesa. Named after the famous Superstition Mountains legend. Great cold brew, chill vibes, and the baristas actually care.
A cold brew and one of the fresh pastries.
Cocktails
Alchemy 48
Downtown Mesa speakeasy with prohibition-era craft cocktails. Dark, moody, and the kind of place that makes a Tuesday feel like an event. On W Main St. 21+ only.
Ask the bartender to make you something. Trust them.
Splurge
Espiritu
Latin-inspired fine dining in downtown Mesa. Creative small plates, incredible cocktails, and an atmosphere that punches way above what you'd expect. On W Main St.
The chef's tasting menu. Let them take you on a ride.
Family Night
Organ Stop Pizza
Not just pizza. A 6,000-pipe Wurlitzer organ rises from the floor for nightly shows. Wood-fired pizza while watching a full musical performance. Kids lose their minds. Adults do too. On E Southern Ave.
A large pepperoni and a front-row seat.
Groceries: Walmart Supercenter on E McKellips Rd is a quick drive for everything you need. Fry's Food Store is also on E McKellips, just a couple minutes further east.
Best Group Dinner
A Modo Mio for the whole crew. Authentic Italian, wood-fired pizza, handmade pasta, bottles of wine. The kind of dinner where nobody checks the time and everyone's still talking about it the next morning. Book ahead for large groups.
Things to Do
Usery Mountain
Wind Cave Trail. Desert views, under 3 miles.
Goldfield Ghost Town
Mine tours, gold panning, Old West vibes
Saguaro Lake
Kayaking, boat tours, wild horse sightings
Salt River Tubing
Float the river. May through September.
Nearby: Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Gilbert are all 15 minutes away. Easy day trips in every direction.
Touristy Thing That's Actually Worth It
Goldfield Ghost Town. Yes, it's a tourist trap. But the Mammoth Gold Mine underground tour is legitimately fascinating, the saloon is fun, and kids can pan for gold. It's 25 minutes east on the Apache Trail and the drive through the Superstition Mountains alone is worth the trip.
Traveling with Kids?
Mesa is a goldmine for families. And you have a heated pool, mini-golf, and a basketball court in the backyard, so half your days are already planned.
Pioneer Park
Not your average playground. Massive climbing structures, a 15-foot water wall, splash pad, suspension bridge, and a historic train you can walk through. On E Main St, 15 minutes from the house.
Arizona Museum of Natural History
Animatronic dinosaurs, a three-story mountain with waterfall, interactive volcano displays, and a real Columbian mammoth skeleton. On N Macdonald in downtown Mesa. All ages.
Usery Mountain Wind Cave Trail
Under 3 miles round trip with a cave at the top where wind blows through the rock. Manageable for kids 6+. Go early morning before it heats up. Stunning desert views the whole way.
Organ Stop Pizza
The ultimate family dinner. Kids are mesmerized by the organ rising from the floor. Great pizza, affordable, and everyone has a story to tell afterward. Show times vary, check before you go.
Schnepf Farms
Seasonal working farm with hayrides, U-pick peaches and pumpkins, and festivals throughout the year. In Queen Creek, about 35 minutes. Check their calendar, events change monthly.
Too Hot Outside?
It's Arizona. Some days the move is staying cool. Here's your plan.
Your Backyard
Heated pool, shaded trees, mini-golf, basketball court, and the grill. Put on some music, float around, grill something. Half the best days on this trip happen right here without leaving the property.
Fat Cats Mesa
Bowling, arcade, glow golf, VR, plus a movie theater under one roof. On S Alma School Rd. You can spend all day here and everyone finds something they love.
Mesa Arts Center
The largest arts center in Arizona. Free galleries, live performances, and hands-on art studios. On E Main St in downtown Mesa. Check the schedule for shows during your stay.
Commemorative Air Force Museum
WWII-era aircraft you can walk right up to. On N Greenfield Rd at Falcon Field. History buffs and kids who like planes will love it. Small, manageable, and surprisingly moving.
i.d.e.a. Museum
Indoor creative arts space designed for kids. Hands-on exhibits, art studios, and rotating programs that spark imagination. On E Main St in Mesa. Great call for younger kids who need to move.
Golfland Sunsplash
Water park, arcade, and mini-golf all in one. Lazy river, tube slides, go-karts. On S Alma School Rd, about 15 minutes away. Great half-day plan when the backyard isn't enough.
Best Lazy Afternoon
Stay in. Heated pool, shaded backyard, outdoor games, someone starts the grill. Half the group floats, the other half argues over cornhole. Nobody checks the time. Nobody needs to go anywhere. That's the whole point of this place.
Best Photo Spot
Saguaro Lake at golden hour. Desert mountains reflecting off the water with wild horses along the shore. Or hit the street art murals along West Main Street in downtown Mesa for something more colorful.
Upgrades & Experiences
Hot Air Balloon Ride
Float over the Sonoran Desert at sunrise. Saguaros below, mountains in every direction, and a champagne toast when you land. Multiple operators in the area. Book 2 weeks in advance.
Saguaro Lake Kayaking
Paddle through canyon walls with wild horses grazing along the shore. Rentals available at Saguaro Lake Marina, about 30 minutes east. Morning trips are calmest.
Private Chef Experience
A chef comes to the house and cooks while you relax by the pool. Skip the restaurant, skip the cleanup.
Book a Private Chef
Desert Jeep Tour
Guided off-road tours through the Sonoran Desert. Saguaros, wildlife, and views you can't get from the road. Multiple operators run half-day and sunset tours from Mesa.
Your Stay
The need-to-knows so you can relax and enjoy every minute.
Getting Here
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Parking
Driveway + Garage
Your unique door code comes through Happy Guest once you've wrapped up the rental agreement, ID check, and security hold. It goes live at exactly 4 PM on check-in day.
Walk up to the front door and enter your code on the keypad.
Parking: Private driveway fits multiple vehicles. Garage available for guest use. Street parking is free right in front of the home (no permits required). Please be mindful of neighbors and fire hydrants.
From Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX): ~20-25 min via AZ-202 Loop E
GPS to 4528 E Hobart St is accurate. Nearest crossroads: Brown Rd & Val Vista Dr. Uber/Lyft available for pickup and drop-off at the driveway.
Security cameras: Exterior cameras are installed at the front and back doors. They cover entry/exit points only. No interior cameras. Used for safety and to verify check-in and checkout times.
The Ground Rules
Nothing crazy. Just a few things that keep the place great for you and everyone after you.
👥Max 20 guests. All overnight guests must be registered. Day visitors allowed with prior approval, but total group (overnight + visitors) may not exceed 20 at any time.
🎉No parties or events. This place is built for families and groups to hang out, not for events. Keep it chill for the neighbors.
🚫No indoor smoking. Smoking inside is strictly prohibited. Tampering with smoke detectors is a $1,000 fine.
🗑Trash & recycling: Trash goes out Monday evening for Tuesday pickup. Recycling goes out Thursday evening for Friday pickup. Bins are along the side of the house near the driveway.
🕪Quiet hours: 10 PM to 8 AM. No amplified outdoor music after 10 PM. Keep volumes respectful at all times.
💺Treat it like your own. Accidents happen. Just let us know. You're responsible for anything beyond normal wear and tear.
🐶 Pet Policy
We're pet friendly, but prior approval is required. Please message us before booking to confirm your pet. $200/stay for one pet. A second pet may be approved for the same $200 fee if at least one is hypoallergenic. Once approved, keep pets supervised and clean up after them. No pets in the pool or on the pool deck.
How Everything Works
🏊 Pool
Private heated pool in the backyard. Pool toys are provided. No glass in or near the pool area. Supervise children under 14 at all times. Toddlers must wear swim diapers. Shower with soap before entering. No diving, running, or horseplay. No pets in the pool or on the pool deck.
Important: Keep the solar pool cover on when the pool is not in use (maintains heat and cleanliness). Remove all pool toys from the water after each use so the pool vacuum can do its thing. Do not adjust the pool heater settings. They're programmed by our maintenance team.
🍴 Grill
Propane BBQ grill in the backyard. Propane is provided and a grill brush is available. Open the lid before lighting, preheat 10-15 minutes, and replace the cover when cool.
🎮 Game Room
Pool table, lounge seating, Smart TV, and futons for extra sleeping. Great for rainy days, late nights, or keeping the kids busy while the adults relax by the pool.
⚽ Backyard Games
Mini-golf and a basketball court right in the backyard. No need to go anywhere for entertainment.
📺 TV & Streaming
Smart TVs in the main living area and game room. Streaming only (no cable). Log in with your own accounts and log out before you leave.
🌡️ Heating & AC
Central heating and air conditioning throughout the home. Wall-mounted digital thermostat. Adjust to your comfort. When leaving for the day, set to 80°F (summer) or 65°F (winter) to conserve energy. Keep blinds closed during the day in summer for better AC efficiency. The large open spaces with vaulted ceilings may take longer to cool in peak heat.
🏭 Bedrooms & Sleeping
Five bedrooms, all with queen beds, plus a bunk bedroom with a full-over-full bunk bed sleeping 4. The living room has two pull-out sofa beds (sleeps 4). The game room has a twin futon and a queen futon (sleeps up to 3). A queen air mattress is also available if you need it. Pack 'n Play available on request. Linens are provided for all beds including pull-outs and futons.
🍳 Kitchen
Full kitchen with fridge (ice maker), stove/oven, dishwasher, microwave, drip coffee maker, and kettle. Pots, pans, baking sheets, and dinnerware provided. Starter coffee and filters included (bring your own creamer and sugar). Use standard dishwasher pods or liquid only. No powder.
🧺 Laundry
Heads up: The washer and dryer are currently out of service. There's a nearby laundromat available if you need laundry during your stay.
👶 Baby Gear & Games
High chair available. Pack-n-play available upon request. Children's books and toys provided. Board games and books available in the living area. Please return all toys and games to their spots before checkout.
⚡ Circuit Breaker
Panel is located outside on the right side of the house next to the stairs. If something trips, flip the switch fully OFF, then back ON.
In Case of Emergency
Hopefully you'll never need this section, but just in case:
Emergency
Call 911
Then let us know right away through the booking app or text.
Your Hosts
Polaris Hospitality
Text or call. We're here for you.
Mon-Fri 8am-8pm · Sat-Sun 9am-6pm
Messages outside these hours will be answered first thing the next morning. For safety emergencies, call 911.
Nearest ER
Dignity Health AZ General Hospital
1910 S Gilbert Rd, Mesa, AZ 85204
About 10 minutes from the property.
Urgent Care
Gateway Urgent Care
415 N Val Vista Dr #101, Mesa
Police (Non-Emergency)
Mesa Police Central Station
Pharmacy
Walgreens
4420 E Brown Rd, Mesa
Heading Out
A few quick things before you hit the road. Our cleaning crew will love you for it:
- Beds can stay as-is. The cleaners have it covered.
- Take out trash and recycling (place bins at curb)
- Dishes in the dishwasher. Hit start.
- Thermostat to 65°F (winter) or 80°F (summer)
- Remove all pool toys from pool. Replace solar cover.
- Return all furniture (indoor and outdoor) to original positions
- Return toys and games to their spots
- Close backyard gate
- Turn off all lights, lock all doors and windows
Found something off? If anything felt broken, missing, or not up to standard during your stay, please let us know before you leave or message us right after. We genuinely want to fix it, and your feedback goes directly to the team.
Make sure all doors and windows are locked before you leave. Need a late checkout? $50/hr if available. Shoot us a message through the booking app.