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"Always a lovely time at the valley ho! our second stay in a tower room and was beautiful, clean and peaceful. The jumbo tub is a nice bonus."

"Room needed better cleaning; both rugs were filthy, dust bundles everywhere. The first room I was in was dirtier than the one they moved me to. Amenities here made up for some of that: they had a very nice pool area and gym. I would not consider this property a hotel - it does not have any onsite restaurants and there is no housekeeping service (unless you pay a fee; I believe it was $75). We only stayed for 3 days; if I had a longer stay I would most likely not stay here due to that. Overall, it was nice to have a full size kitchen and enjoy the pool area, but housekeeping needs proper training. "

"Clean room. Facilities nice but aging. Staff friendly. "

"Eric and Lee were outstanding individuals who made hour stay exceptional! Thanks to these individuals!"

"It is a must stay whenever I’m in town. "

"Fun environment "

"I didn't like how the staff told me that they would not accept my ID. As soon I checked in Knowing i'm not from Arizona and me being above the age 25+ to come find out during my last DAY that my id was valid and since im not from Arizona my ID still qualified for me to drink and go to Casino. So most of days I didn't even chill at the resort I spent my money on different resort spots and food spots and connected with natives and told me that they cant do that."

"Overall, the stay had some positives, but a few things would make me think twice about coming back. When we first got to our room, the shower wasn’t working, but the staff handled it quickly. They moved us to another room nearby, which was really convenient since we didn’t have to drag all our stuff across the hotel. The rooms seemed recently upgraded. The bed was really comfortable, the pillows were soft, and it was nice having both a fridge and microwave. Breakfast was okay—nothing amazing, but good enough for a quick bite. There are also several fast food spots within walking distance, including a McDonald’s, which was convenient. The main downside was the surrounding area. It wasn’t the cleanest, and there were quite a few homeless individuals around, some appearing to be using drugs, which made it feel a bit sketchy at times. That said, the hotel does have security on-site, and after 9pm you need a room key to enter, which helped. It worked well for us since we were there for spring training and just needed a place to sleep. If you’re not planning to spend much time at the hotel, it gets the job done—but the area is something to keep in mind."

"As many reviews have stated, this property is undergoing a much needed renovation. The renovated parts and the lazy river area were great, our unrenovated room and the complex we were in were not. Definitely not worth the cost if you are in the old parts of the resort."