Tucson Hotel Guide - Science Downtown hotels in Tucson, United States of America.

"A couple in their mid-70s with mobility limitations was given a second-floor room at the far end of the building, with no bellhop available and a broken elevator. The bedside table was unstable, the seating was just a basic chair, and the entire room had tile flooring. Unfortunately, a fall did occur. Excellent staff and clean room. Renovation in progress and room not ready to lease. Unfinished wall and ceiling. Pool being constructed and no easily accessible restaurant."

"Good"

"Enjoyed hotel and area around it. "

"Reserved a room with a mural, didnt get one. They pack in the guests, noisy. Someone took the parking spot right front of our room, lights lit up the room at 5am. Great oatmeal bar breakfast."

"Pros: the room was clean and updated and the staff was friendly and helped us check in early. The location is walkable to the University of Arizona. Cons: the neighborhood is sketchy. "

"There were several problems. First, unable to open lock box, next wi-fi password sent to me was incorrect. There is no comfortable place to sit in the entire unit. Kitchen table unstable, stools uncomfortable. Faux leather couch/futon very uncomfortable. Mattress and pillows very uncomfortable. There was no where to set things - no coffee table, no desk/table in main room. Remote turned TV on but buttons to change channels didn't work. This was a very disappointing stay. Floor under the bed was dirty and dusty - no way to clean it as metal frame didn't allow broom there and there was no vacuum in the unit. Marcus was very responsive, however, and helped when needed."

"When I checked in, they told me they overbooked rooms and could not provide a room with 2 queen beds as I reserved through Expedia. They told me to settle with the “3rd party” booking company. Lame. "

"Clean room loved the shower and the hot water."

"Room smell had to go guy room freshener, no hot water had to shower with cold water, the towel very old and smell musty. Will not stay there again!"