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"The hotel is adequate, a bit dated, but it's a good place for the price. Easy to walk around to downtown. "

"Internet was somewhat difficult to access. "

"Average hotel that was incredibly overpriced. Maybe the price hike was for the NCAA tournament. Parking was horrible. It was either pay $32 a night for a lot behind the hotel or $45 for valet in the same lot. The metro rail is right across the street, I highly recommend taking it for transportation."

"If you can sleep next to a running truck engine, you can stay in this hotel. I walked into the room and the "machine" noise is so loud that I decided to ask if I can transfer to another room. The check-in lady had to apologize to me because she said their central air conditioning system is so old that the same noise is in every room. We barely slept. In addition, their bathrooms are so small (both ours and our son's rooms) that the small sink blocked one third of the bathroom entry. Also the old school style toilet, and the unstable temperature of the shower water. We never paid so much (after factor in tax, it's $250 per night) to stay in such a terrible hotel room, and we will never go back again."

"Hotel is being renovated. A lot of banging the 1st day. Is a little far for Convention Center & Matchup arena."

"Airport shuttle got a flat and we were on our own to get to the airport. Found out 10 minutes before we were set to go to the airport. I would think the hotel should reimburse us for the Uber fare. Although stressful, the Uber driver got us to the airport in time for us to check our luggage. Thanks Uber."

"I flew into phoenix, as I am driving towards the property I start to notice the area is a bit sketch. I then see the property and start to question where I had reserved my stay. As I am checking in the young man at reception is not friendly. On the wall behind the reception there are all these signs like; No one within a 45 mile radius will be allowed to check in, no one other than guests in guest rooms and breakfast cannot be taken to rooms, that was amongst other signages. I get checked in. Big mistake! When I first walked into the room, I got some kind of strong scent, like those cheap car air fresheners. I called the front desk and the manager was sent to the room. Manager came, I had asked if they could remove the air freshener that was in the room and said she could not smell anything. The three solutions she offered were having housekeeping mop with just water, spray Febreeze or remove filters from AC unit. I asked if I could open the window, she said yes, that there was an additional lock on the window for safety. That was it. By that time my throat and head started hurting. I left for an event and never went back. I had a medical emergency and would have been far worse if I would’ve had to stay there. While I was elsewhere I reserved at an alternative location about 30 minutes away in Peoria. I do not recommend this place if you have scent sensitivity or allergies. If you are used to more higher class stays, this is not the place for you. Motel not hotel vibe. "

"Clean room and very friendly front desk staff."

"Did not eat at the breakfast bar but had good drinks "