It was nice and well kept.

I booked into Scottsdale but they made the reservation in Tempe. I had a difficult time with the contact person on the phone after I went to scottsdale I couldn't get in initially. Although, she did advise her supervisor and was able to fix the situation for me and get me a room in scottsdale. Frustrating night to be sure.. I appreciate the supervisors help.

Good location, easy check in. Lots of restaurants a short drive away.

Room smelled musty, maybe from old cigarette smoke. No streaming on the TV, but did have a hdmi outlet to plug your own fire stick or roku into. Felt a little grimy even though it appeared to be clean. If you're in a budget and need the extra space for kids it's fine.

old building under construction, noisy during day by worker, and at night by long term guest kids playing basketball til 1 am room above me up all night taking shower every hours till 7 am

everythings

Location good

Didn’t realize need to send $100 security deposit and I D till on golf course and involved to get apartment number and code plus toilet completely broken and had to put coffee maker on floor Plug in kitchen kept failing Very old and dated but they tried to keep clean

This property was close to everything we needed. Access was easy and it was extremely quiet.

Not really much to dislike.

I think they have a very good thing going on there. The reasonable rate is awesome, plus you actually have some privacy to where you can rest (without cleaning staff knocking on the door at 8am every Morning).

These are not things that I DID NOT LIKE, but rather just suggestions for any Modern Day Hotel. 1. The Hotel should ask that all Large Work Trucks and Company Commercial Type Trucks (Or any other Over-Sized Vehicles) To Please park in the back row of the parking lot (and EVEN IF THERE IS NOT A SIGN, If you have a big vehicle and are reading this, you should be courteous and park in the back row, to give others room to unpack). 2. I understand that this Hotel uses an “Automated Check-In / Out), meaning that you do not check-in or out with the front desk, but just by e-mail), so they really l don’t do the daily cleaning in the morning to give you, your privacy, which is fine, but they should have a place by the front desk somewhere, where people can buy extra toilet paper, paper towels, and other essential items out of a machine or something like that. 3. They should maybe have some type of notification system to where if you type in a code MORE THAN ONCE that the hotel gives you for original check-in, and if the code does not work, that the system immediately red flags that code and the person on the Phone Duty for the Hotel, can text message the Client rapidly with a new re-set code. That way if there is a glitch in the system, the Hotel Staff can take care of the issue quickly.

Terrible place. Construction, noise, loud people, careless management. Not worth your money. Also lots of transient people staying for months there. Dirty premises. We even got sick from the fumes from a room Construction that they failed to tell us about so we jad to move rooms. AVOID AT ALL COST!

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