Phoenix Hotel Guide - Arizona Boardwalk hotels in Phoenix, United States of America.

"Room(s) had a musty smell. First room was bad and the second room also had a smell, both on the 8th floor. Lighting was poor in the shower."

"Didn’t stay long enough to say. "

"Carpets are old and tired. Kitchen unit was not complete and refrigerator did not work. Parking was limited and hard to snag."

"The grounds of this property are beautiful, set on a picturesque lake with a golf course backdrop. Free fishing, paddle boats and kayaks are available, plus the pool is large and clean. The hotel itself is older and while there has been some remodeling, the rooms still have wall-mount AC units, traditional tubs, and lack a more modern design. However, the bed was comfortable and the rate was a great value. "

"Room is clean but water pressure for shower is low. Carpet in rooms looks like it needs to be replaced. Carpet in hallways is really dirty. Pool looked cloudy the whole time. Otherwise, not too bad. I think they should include the breakfast for free. They charge $11. "

"Excellent "

"Housekeeping staff came at odd hours, one day they came at 10 am and we were still in our room, they didn't come back until 5 pm which was inconvenient. There was a conference at the resort, and those attendees clearly had preferential treatment. The breakfast restaurant didn't even give us the time of day for over 15 minutes while we were waited to be seated, we had to leave and go somewhere else in town for breakfast. The pool and bar is great. Mostly nice servers, pretty easy to find a lounger. Property is older but has been updated beautifully. Very serene. "

"Everything was amazing. The backyard stole the show for sure"

"The front desk guy was awesome"