Hotels nahe Phoenix Symphony Hall (Phoenix)

„The room was too dark, not enough lighting.“

„The hottub was a great way for us to end the day. Thank you.“

„Tolle Lage, neues und modernes Hotel!“

„Direkt im Zentrum, schöne Umgebung, leicht zu erreichen, sauber, schöne und große Zimmer.“

„The room was GORGEOUS and VERY CLEAN. My boyfriend and I were so very impressed and we will be be back! “

„Friendly staff, well located in Downtown Phoenix, excellent value for money esp. for the breakfast. On the downside: no curtains before the windows in the room resulting in zero privacy. Hence, other guests could directly peek into your room. There is a window shade which can be rolled down but then you feel "trapped" since it completely "darkens" the room. So either let other guests peek into your room or sit in the dark...“

„At this hotel the Rooms were too small, Toilet seat was broken,Shower walls had hairs i do not know how long it had been since the room had last been cleaned because of the terrible unsanitary environment. They offerred valet parking which is not on their premises and charge you 45.00 dollars although their page does say they have parking. Another thing they don't mention in their page is a 50.00 dollar deposit. To put the cherry on the top they charge me the valet fee which I did not use and ...

„Sauberes Zimmer“

„A room with two so called “double beds” was sold for a family with a teenager. Thee persons had to sleep on two narrow beds, which of both is not considerably larger than a normal single bed.“

„Clean room , helpful if I needed more towels etc , love how close it is walking distance to so many things overall a great time“

„Great location near light rail. The room was comfortable and included breakfast was good. This hotel has been under construction for several months“

„Roof Top Bar wegen Privatveranstaltung geschlossen- aber damit geworben! Nicht mal Drink als Entschädigung “

„Stilvolles und sauberes Stadthotel. Freundliches Personal. Lediglich die etwas hohen Nebenkosten sind zu bemängeln.“