Hotel vicino a ASU Whiteman Tennis Center - Phoenix

“Enjoyed everything.”

“Great stay”

“Loved the design and layout of the room. Staff were very friendly and helpful.”

“Amazing to be honest. Very clean. Great amenities. Comfortable beds. Room had full kitchen. Rooftop was so nice. We left a hotel on campus and booked this one it saved the trip. ”

“This is a great hotel and location, The area is very busy and there is a ton of street noise on weekends. I had no idea AZ has so many loud unmuffled cars and motorcycles.”

“Amazing pool side area! ”

“Great place! Can’t wait to go back!! ”

“Very well kept place and nice staff would definitely recommend”

“The STAFF was amazing ~ so helpful and fun! They were super friendly and made the trip so enjoyable. Huge shout out to Travis and Bobby ~ they were the best. They made sure we were well taken care of. I forgot the front desk girls name (ugh) but she was so adorable and sweet. Loved her! Will definitely come back!!!!!”

“Clean | Close to everything! ”

“Quite possibility the most helpful, congenial innkeepers I have ever encountered.”

“Hot continental breakfast was delicious. There was plenty to choose from. ”

“A/C had an awful smell of dirty rotting feet. Not close to the venue. Holiday Inn misrepresent their selves on the location.”

“From the moment we walked in the staff made us feel like we were the only guests there. They were so wonderful and accommodating. Literally the only reason I did not give this place a five-star is because their pillows were absolutely terrible LOL I know that sounds so petty but it was like sleeping without one would have been better. The room, in the bed, everything else in the place was top-notch. The staff would send us a message every day asking us how things were going and if there was...

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“Location, airport shuttle, room was clean and plenty functional”

“Everything was on the up and up .”

“A blaring fire alarm went off twice in the middle of the night Saturday night/Sunday morning telling us to evacuate the building. As you can image, being ripped out of sleep to “evacuate” was an excessive amount of anxiety we had to deal with. After 1-2 minutes of trying to get our wits about us, the alarm stopped. With no explanation. no confirmation of a false alarm. just silence for us to sit in and determine if we were on the 3rd floor of a burning building. Incredibly, it happened again...