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Location is perfect, but rooms are terrible. Old, tired with low ceilings. You get one window that looks out onto the hallway. Useless as the window is, you cannot use it unless you want hallway people gawking into your room. We had a king room and were extremely disappointed at what we got for the money. Room looked like something you'd get at a much lower class hotel.

Pro- it's close to downtown and many hospitals. The headboard had a giant hole in it and much of the wallpaper was either ripped off or peeling. We didnt sleep much during to the people next to us being up all night and every noise sounded like it was our door they were knocking on. Staff was friendly but the price seemed a little much for such poor conditions. I was expecting much more since they are associated with Wyndham, dont let the name fool you.

Great staff attitude and helpfulness from the moment my wife and I walked into Embassy Suites until we left. If I was staying any length of time I would probably reserve accommodation more toward downtown but for one night this accommodation was excellent. Nice pool and great facilities, with a 2 hour happy hour thrown in gratis! There is a superb Steak restaurant within walking distance of the suites which we checked out and which is well known in the Phoenix area. the suites themselves are comfortable with everything you would expect but the highlight for me and my wife was how super helpful as staff were.

The rooms have nicer furniture than its sister hotel, but it's not as well maintained. The overnight/early staff person was rude. He directed me to the restroom, but It had not been marked as such - it was an exit door that led to an OUTSIDE rest room (?). When I seemed confused, he yelled "what did I tell you?" Excuse me, but it looked like an exit door BECAUSE IT WAS.

We have stayed before with our children and loved it so much we came back for an anniversary trip! Within walking distance to the Chase Stadium, AMAZING restaurants, and all sorts of fun adult night life. Our particular view was lovely, mountains one direction, stadium the other. The staff was great. We enjoyed the fun social and complimentary hours on the 2nd floor. This has become our automatic place to stay.

first time in phoenix, a large cit, traffic lights syarted 28 miles from the hotel but fortunately after six miles the was a loop entrance. close to the i-10. in front of the hotel a busstop to the zoo. there are two restaurants acros the hotel, to the south mc donalds and to the west another fast food restaurant with different sandwiches. free parking and good wifi. the a/c made a lot of noise but we enjoyed our stay.

We stayed for 2 separate nights whilst flying in and out of Phoenix. Both times check was pretty slow and I cannot understand why this is? Hey ho got there in the end. This motel is pretty much a truckers stop with a few locals and of course stop overs. It does what it says on the tin. If you enjoy luxury then it's probably not the place for you. We saw a great local jam band that play on a Wednesday evening called Boomer so that was the icing on the cake for us having been visiting the wonders of the world and family. Good Managers and all friendly.

I arrived at the Phoenix Place and Suites hotel on a Friday evening with a confirmed booking, only to be told that the hotel was full and my room had been given away. (Apparently they are good at taking reservations, not so good at keeping them). I was directed to go to the Sheraton (about twenty minutes away) and told that my room for the night would be complimentary. While the gesture was appreciated, I had just flown close to ten hours and waited an hour for a rental car – all I wanted to do was check into my room, kick off my shoes and relax. The Phoenix Place and Suites did not make this happen. I did make my way to the Sheraton, after voicing my displeasure at being denied a room, and checked in there without any problems. (Except, of course, for being told that while my room would be paid for, the $17 for parking was not included). Sigh. Anyway – by day two of my trip I actually checked into the Phoenix Place. You should know that this hotel used to be a Radisson, but apparently the corporate powers that be decided to remove it from their portfolio. The hotel is located in a really quiet part of Phoenix – REALLY quiet… Don’t expect anything to be going on around that area after 9:00pm (there is a 24 hour Walgreens within walking distance and an IHOP fifteen minutes away by car). The room was perfectly adequate, but by no means anything special. The breakfast buffet, included with the room, was also adequate (eggs, bacon, sausage, cereals, fruits, breads, juices, coffee, etc.), but missing some standards (waffles and French toast for example). The best thing about the hotel was the pools (one was heated, the other not). There was also a beach volleyball pit, but unless you’re traveling with your beach volleyball team I’m not sure what use this amenity serves. Overall, I am sure you can find a better deal elsewhere – I would recommend staying in Scottsdale as opposed to Phoenix. (And watch out for a 17% state tax on your stay)!