Find hotels near Sunflower Village Center, Tucson from NT$2,250

"It was a clean and nice place. The staff was friendly too! "

"Didn’t stay cause the front desk purple hair lady was late to work, in a bad mood, and "

"Good room at a low price."

"Friendly welcoming staff, nice breakfast, room was clean quiet."

"Did not use the kitchen area, it was clean."

"Awesome stay at a discount "

"Breakfast should have been more detailed: Beggars can't be choosers, right? Breakfast consisted of nature valley granola bars, yogurt cup, coffee/tea, and one juice option. Do with that info what you like. "

"The hotel was generally very average. The biggest issue was their shower. It was extremely slippery—like it had not been rinsed well or it was coated with something. Got in the shower/tub and immediately felt like it was a balancing act. Wasn’t washing my hair. Finished up very carefully and then went to get out—very carefully—and darn near fell flat. I have very good balance, so this was not normal. When I left, I went and told the guy at the front desk—same one that checked me in. I said I thought you should know that the shower must have something very slippery on it because it was a balancing act and very slick. I proceeded to tell him I darn near fell on my head. His words—and nothing else—“well, we have bath mattes available on request.” I let him know this room was also an ADA, as there were grab bars everywhere. I thought I would ask here—how would I know that the shower was slick, until I got in it? And how on earth would I know you had bath mattes? He was not concerned in the slightest. I wouldn’t stay at this hotel if it was free. Make sure to tell the next guest that falls you have bath mattes—after they fall and sue. Worst hotel ever. "

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