Phoenix, AZ

Rooms are spacious and quiet with comfortable beds and clean bathrooms, but some are dated. Service is wildly inconsistent—you might get an attentive staff member like Andres or face unresponsive management. Food costs a lot and the coffee is slow.

Rooms are outdated with broken furniture, humidity issues, and bugs entering through door gaps. Staff quality varies wildly from rude to kind. The property itself has great amenities and hiking trails but needs serious renovations to match its nightly rate of $360-400.

Rooms are old and dirty with worn carpet, missing microwaves, and sparse furniture like hooks and balcony chairs. Staff excels at service. The water park and pool are currently under renovation with reduced hours and limited access, so book elsewhere if water amenities matter to you.

Rooms are clean and comfortable with decent views, but walls are paper thin so you hear neighbors clearly. Upgrade to the executive suite if you can for better furniture. Staff treats you well, downtown location works great, but avoid the microwaved breakfast.