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"Breakfast - The biscuits and gravy were really good. There was also fresh fruit, bagels, bread, cereal, a waffle station, bacon, and eggs (powdered, but understandable due to the avian flu outbreak). Staff/Building - The staff was helpful and checking in/out was super easy. They also have luggage storage, which is a definite plus. You either need a key card just to get into the building or you need to be buzzed in by the front desk. No random people could just walk in off the street, so I felt safe here. There is a small market/shop between the front desk and the elevator for any essentials or snacks you need. Room - The bed was very comfortable. The shower was good. I had to search a little to locate the hair dryer (it was in a drawer under the tv). The curtains don't close to block the sun, so if you're not a morning person, you might want to bring an eye mask. The wifi is good enough for streaming Netflix and Youtube, but maybe not for gaming (I have yet to stay in a hotel that has free wifi fast enough for online gaming, but I still check). I only had to wait for an elevator once. Most times, I could get on it right away. Location - It's across the street from the Arizona Center, which has shopping, dining, and a movie theater. It's also walking distance to the science center and some historical buildings. If you like ghost tours, many of them start around that square. It's also very close to the airport, about 20 or 25 minutes (by car, not walking)."

"Nice staff, clean room."

"Amazing Hotel, Went to New Years Eve on the top floor! Amazing views but food was like a cafeteria grade meal! At least we had the view! Will stay in hotel again just not for dinner!"

"Easy walk downtown... very clean"

"Spotless room. Beautiful grounds. "

"The staff was very accomodating, especially the front desk and housecleaning lady ."

"The Staff was very "