Hoteles cerca del Wells Fargo History Museum, Phoenix

La ubicación del hotel es muy buena, pero las instalaciones son antiguas, el sonido no es bueno, el espacio del baño es pequeño y las tuberías de agua y otras habitaciones están conectadas. La temperatura del agua y del agua caliente cambiará al lado. Es muy difícil bañarse. Sin embargo, considerando el precio más bajo, el precio sigue estando bien.

El hotel está en el centro de la ciudad y la ubicación es muy buena. El equipo es muy nuevo, hay un centro comercial detrás del hotel, ir de compras es conveniente, hay pocos chinos cerca, la terraza al aire libre en el segundo piso del hotel de desayuno se siente muy deliciosa. Lo resolví en un restaurante japonés cercano por la noche, y hay un Starbucks cerca de 200 metros. Todo esto es muy bueno, lo único malo es que no hay agua hervida, pero la mayoría de los hoteles en Estados Unidos no, especialmente este lugar con pocos chinos.

First of all even though it right next door to the Footprint… there is zero parking so you have no option other than to pay for Valet ( $40 per night) so, with that said I will tell you that the price of the room is more than fair for how nice the rooms are. Very spacious. Very clean . The employee at the check in desk ( Von) was very polite and helpful . The Lobby area is also spacious and the Valet guys were SUPER NICE and friendly. Love that they have numerous hooks for hanging towels and clothes in the bathroom and a NIGHT LIGHT ( thank you ! ) Lots of hooks plus a closet in the room AND lots of counter space . Seriously .. a great room and the PRICE IS RIGHT 😊 One disclaimer…remember this is also close to the Airport ( ✈️ ) and you WILL hear them while trying to sleep. I have a noise app on my phone on put it on “white noise “ and between that and the fan of the air conditioner it drowned them out and we slept soundly. 😴

One of the nicest and cleanest hotels in Arizona. I've stayed at a few hotels out there, mostly for work, but they were usually dirty or outdated. Very modern looking hotel it reminds me of Japan a little. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in town

Volé a Phoenix desde Spokane y decidí que quería quedarme aquí en este hotel que es Springhill Suites porque cuando llego a Phoenix habitualmente me quedo en una propiedad Hilton o una marca de marriott y el hotel estaba bien y el desayuno era grande El hotel está situado en el piso 3 y está situado en el piso 3 y está situado en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso 3 y en el piso

El hotel está muy bien situado, pero no hay nada que pueda hacer. La caminata en la ducha con un espejo y un asiento es en serio el “ducha” más hermoso y relajado que he visto en Arizona y he estado en muchos hoteles aquí. Aunque no tienen un servicio de 24 horas, el escritorio delantero siempre es de su tipo y ansioso para ayudarme con lo que necesito. El hotel está muy cerca de la ciudad, y el hotel está muy cerca de la ciudad. ¡Recomendaría quedarse aquí si tiene la oportunidad!

This is such a cute hotel that really feels like an oasis in the desert. The ambiance and vibe were all really great. The staff was extremely helpful. I enjoyed the welcome popsicles and the pool was great. The room was fairly clean and the tv had good options. The comforter kind of freaked me out as it looked like it was growing mold (see photo), but I just tried to think it was the cotton in the comforter all bunched up, at least that made me sleep better.

Upon check in to a 2 queen bedroom with my 3-year old son, the temperature was unbearably hot. 80 degrees! The air conditioner was already set to 68 and it was obvious the AC wasn't keeping up and wasn't going to get much better. The AC was working to some degree, because if it wasn't it would have been over 90 degrees in the 105 degree heat. I called downstairs to have maintenance come up while I went downstairs for dinner. They called me and said they would need to move me to a 1 King bed room. Upon check-in to the 2nd bedroom, it was slightly better than the first when it came to temperature, but again it was unbearably hot. I was sweating and now sharing a King bed with my toddler who was telling me it was hot. I couldn't sleep all night. I left the hotel early for my flight totally unrested. 0 minutes of sleep and I'm usually a sound sleeper. For my work, I'm in a hotel 2-3 times a week! Every week! All year long! And I have to go down to the front desk and ask for a new room about every 6 weeks across various hotels in the United States and other countries. What does that tell you? That AC units have an extreme failure rate in hotels compared to your own home's AC unit? Or that these greedy capitalists pigs try to do the bare minimum in maintenance and proper HVAC system design to reduce cuts to their profit margins and they just hope enough people who get into these totally unacceptable rooms will either accept a partial refund in terms of Hilton points, or they'll accept a King room when they wanted a double Queen and would have chosen another hotel property had they known this was going to be their fate for the night? I submit to you that there is only a tiny fraction of these AC incidents that are genuine AC mechanical failures. The rest are the product of greedy slum lords who know they are selling you a defective product and know you won't want to go through the struggle or the fight with them over it. I am a principled man. No one screws with me unjustly and gets away unscathed, even if it's for a dollar. I'll spend a thousand dollars before I let someone see a dime from me if they were taking that money on false pretenses. I was fully prepared to come back a week later to this establishment and rent out the exact same room in the exact same 105 degree heat, just to prove that this wasn't some coincidence that the air conditioning had failed soon before I arrived. Its obvious these inadequacies are known by management. The management of this hotel responds to every negative review on this website and accuses almost every guest on these review platforms of ”lying on social media.” Who are you going to trust? Who do you think the liar is? Is it the numerous guests with complaints? Or is it the management who accuses nearly every single bad review of being a lie? After days of calling the hotel for management and being told again and again and again that my call would be returned within an hour, or within 20 minutes, or whatever, I f

Update: Pretty sure I got a sinus infection from my room. (See review and photos) Not the worst Hotel I've ever stayed in, but the worst Hilton experience so far. The only redeeming feature of this hotel is it's proximity. 1. Proximity to the job site I worked out of 2. Proximity to the Airport 3. Proximity away from crime When I arrived, the atrium was nice and the pool area is actually really nice. When I opened the door to the room, the musty smell hit almost immediately. Thankfully because it's PHX, I was able to open the window and run the fan to get some fresh air into the room. Only after 3 afternoons of doing this same practice did it finally start smelling less musty by Wednesday night. I inspected the HVAC intake and noticed that the filters appeared to have an installed date. I think it says 1-26-2022 (or 1-24-2022) either way I'm no HVAC expert, but I believe even the best filters need to be changed more than that... only 1 out of the 4 toiletries had anything in it or the only one actually working. (see photos) Since I work all day, I didn't feel like making it a big thing at the front desk. Should I have? I guess I could have, but for Hilton Honors users, we have a handy app that lets you use your phone as a key among other features. one of them is to communicate with the hotel. I decided to try it out and sent a message on Tuesday. No response. On my last evening, I sent one other message. (see photos) I'm a fairly forgiving guy, but considering this is one of the only supposed ”4-star” hotels in the vicinity, I was hoping for a little more. They don't service the room but once every 5 days (unless you ask for it, but again; Why have a communication feature if you don't monitor it?) if I come back to Phoenix, This will NOT be my first choice. I'm going to say right now, I'll probably look in nearby Tempe or some other suburb and risk the 20-30min. commute than stay here again.

We had pretty high expectations because it came on recommendation from a family member, but the actual experience was even beyond what I'd anticipated. All of the staff from the valet, to guest services, to the restaurant wait staff and bar tenders were amazing. A wonderful resort experience I will not soon forget.