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

"The hotel was very close to the airport with several restaurants in the area. The breakfast buffet was very good and had a nice variety of hot and cold food items. The coffee machine grinded the coffee beans which made the coffee taste very fresh. "

"We stayed in room 227 and there was a foul smell like sewage coming from the bathroom and both nights we felt sick to our stomachs and I even got dizzy a few times. We couldn't cancel since we had previous reservations the night before . But they said they had no other rooms avail. I feel I should get a refund of at least half my money . We had no towels and ran out of toilet paper and there were also a lot of not so great people hanging out in the parking lot"

"The staff was very helpful and I was able to get early check-in without any trouble. They provided me with coupons for a free smoothie, coffee and drink for each day I was staying. The hotel was clean and close to everything."

"Always stay here before heading out to the airport the next day. There are plenty of dining options nearby."

"Room was decent and staff was nice. Breakfast wasnt really edible. Rooftop bar was closed but the view was great and it was a nice spot to relax. "

"We checked out 2 hours after checking in. I know this is not a fancy place but half the rooms had someone standing in the doorway smoking something, not all legal! The first room we got smelled of cigarettes. The next room they gave me had someone else in it and the third room started out better until we turned on the air and proceeded to enjoy the substances being smoked outside the next room being pulled into our room through the air conditioner. There was no way we could stand that smell all night. They literally had signs inside the door to engage all the locks for your own safety. Would not recommend!"

"Clean room. Great location. Lovely staff. Would stay there again, especially if visiting campus. "

"The hotel had a horrible smell downstairs—so bad that housekeeping was overheard commenting on it. In our room, my boyfriend turned on a lamp and was shocked by dparking popping lamp became dizzy which was very concerning. We alerted the front desk in the early am around 5:45 ; the agent was concerned but was leaving for the day and said she would leave a message for maintenance/management to address it before we used the power again. No one ever came, even though we had a 1 PM late checkout. Getting ready without power was not ideal. The room itself also had a very bad odor, to the point that we had to buy air freshener. While I will say the water pressure and hot water were some of the best I’ve had in a hotel in a long time, that alone is not enough to make me want to return given the safety concerns, smells, and lack of follow‑through."

"All was good but they need new beds and box springs. When you sat on bed it went down so far like it was old and cheap."