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2.1 (94 reviews)
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One detail often missed at other properties- an actual table to dine on.
Eric T.

A little dated, but a whole lotta comfortable! The Comfort Inn & Suites of Scottsdale served my needs well when it came to spending an early fall weekend here for business. The room was what I expected with cleanliness & space, the breakfast items were sufficient, and the location was within walking distance to restaurants (i.e., Lolo's Chicken & Waffles) and other venues. When I mention "dated", this hotel isn't terrible. There are really a few noticeable things within the room that aren't of terrible concern, yet you can tell that the property has a bit of age to it. This includes mainly some of the cushion furnishings within the suite, as well as the bathroom. It really isn't terrible, yet it is noticeable. The property has already started replacing carpet, and the new padding that has already inserted has made carpeting by the entry doors a bit tight to open and close. Nonetheless, its a start. Excellent customer service, BTW. Kudos to Sarah for providing exceptional customer service, and yielding a vibe that really allows you to feel welcome at this property. Will definitely return.

King bed room suite
Angie L.

Good for the price. The front desk was very friendly and was very accommodating. The check in process was fast. There are different size of rooms, regular and suites. The suites are just the same amenities as the regular rooms but a little bit bigger. My two complaints about the hotel were that the bathtub wasnt as clean as I like, there were grim and residue on the knob and the bottom of the tub. Also the internet cuts out intermittently. Other than that, the bed was very comfortable and I had an excellent night of sleep. The breakfast is also better than most choice hotels in that they have half cut grapefruits in the fridge on top of the normal items like eggs, waffles, yogurts, cereal, etc. This location does not have express check out so you dont get your receipt in the night under your door. SUMMARY Front Desk: 4 Check in/out Process: 3 Room Overall: 3 Bathroom Overall: 2 Breakfast: 4 Internet: 2

Ongoing leak with water on bathroom floor

Having not been to the area for a number of years, my wife and I opted to book through 'Choice Hotels', believing corporate standards would ensure a minimum level of both cleanness and service; however, we found that assumption to be incorrect... We stayed at the 'Comfort Suites Old Town Scottsdale' from Dec 4th through Dec 8th... With exception of the gentleman who checked us out, we found the front desk representatives (2nd shift) lacked any apparent desire to assist, be it local information (ie restaurants/directions) or to address concerns (ie leaking toilet and mold growths).... Upon check in and throughout our stay, the room itself had an active water leak at the commode supply line and continuous drip of the bath faucet... In addition, the cleanliness was noted to be extremely poor, not only evidenced by what appeared to be mold, mushrooms and other micro bacterial growths on the walls, but also dirt/dust on the vanity itself and loose debris on the carpet which appeared to have been un-vacuumed... As to the rooms physical condition, partially repaired holes and pealing paint were noted both in the main room and adjacent bath area... Although we booked and paid for the room with a credit card through the motels loyalty program, at checkin an additional imprint was required for incidentals/security deposit... We complied with that request only to be notified by our bank of a $150 charge before we had a chance to actually enter the room... I returned to the front desk both questioning the charge and to advise of the leak and overall room condition, only to be told "Ya, that's what we do, you'll get it back in 10-15 days after checkout if your room it ok", and "I'll tell housekeeping about your room"... The following day, we returned to our room after dinner, to find no apparent steps had been taken to address the leak, drip or cleanliness... I again went to the front desk, at which time it was very apparent my concerns had no baring, and I was again told housekeeping would be advised... The evening of the third night, we again had a similar experience with both a finding of no attempt to resolve the issues, or concern in our ongoing requests... Per a notice posted in the room 'For Longer stays, service is provided after every 3rd night. To request a more frequent service, please contact the front desk before 11AM.' We assumed the room would be serviced and the concerns addressed; however, we were again mistaken, as our room was neither serviced nor repaired... When I returned to the front desk, I was told the lack of service was my fault, as I failed to request it be cleaned!!! I immediately asked when the manager would be arriving the following morning so I could address the ongoing concerns, only to be advised the property had no manager... I asked to have someone from management contact me, confirmed they had both my phone and email address, and was given a hand written noted which I later found to be an incorrect email address for an offsite supervising manager... At checkout, we requested a refund of the $150 charge, along with a credit for an additional charge related to an in room safe (see pic from room documentation)... While we received no credit for the safe (As promised on the in room documentation), we were handed a credit slip and advised a refund would be issued of the $150 charge... In addition, I again expressed my concern with the motel to the representative and showed him pictures of the leak, the mold and related concerns, to which to which he showed no surprise or concern... In sum, this was one of the worst experiences we've had at what should be a mainstream chain motel... As frequent travelers and members of loyalty programs at various chains, I can say I seldom raise concerns, but when done they have always been immediately addressed.... Given the condition of the room, the lack of concern on the part of the staff, and the refusal to allow contact with those supervising, I would strongly recommend avoiding this property, and likely all Choice Hotels in the area.... ** I plan to post this review on various sites... Where allowed, I will include photo's and/or videos of the items referenced...

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It's Just Me. S.

Not a fan of the bathroom. I'm unable to take a relaxing shower thinking about the mess...

Toothpaste
North S.

I prepaid for my room thinking I would get the best deal. The day of check in I see the room going for 25 dollars cheaper , so I asked for them to match the price. I was told they can't do it ? Then asked again the next day and was told that they don't do that. Once you pay ahead of time thats what you pay? The room was old and for a hotel that rooms get cleaned regularly I was surprised to see the bathroom as dirty as it was. Had toothpaste on the sink wall. I will post pics of how the bathroom looked. Breakfast was just ok. We decided to just eat out the second day. The indoor pool and hot tub was nice and having the second hot tub outside was great. After reading a lot of the negative complaint at this hotel I wasn't surprised to notice that there wasn't one remark apologizing about any problems guest may of had. And either an employee or the manager parks her car at the covered entrance to the hotel. That just goes to show how some people just don't care about anything but them selves. Won't be back at this cheaper hotel.

Asbestos
Phillip G.

Horrendous. There's never anyone at the front desk at all times. I really just want my pictures to do all the talking. And the breakfast was a terror all on its own. The spoiled waffle mix sent me straight to the toilet. And yes the stuff on the carpet in the hallway is asbestos.

Waffle machine purposely not plugged in and out of the way of people that want a good breakfast

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Rooms were very nice. Bed felt like heaven to me and it was close to a lot of restaurants. I would definitely stay here again!

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“Stayed here numerous times in the past and I have always found it clean, pleasant and quiet.”

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For almost a year, my boyfriend and I had been talking about visiting Grand Hyatt Scottsdale. We…read morewatch Next Level Chef featuring Richard Blais, who has two restaurants on this property - Tiki Taka and La Zozonna. This inspired a weekend stay for our one year anniversary of officially dating that falls on 4th of July. Upon arriving, there are both valet and self-parking. We chose self-parking, which ended up being $30/day and a $.50 fee for processing via the QR code on the receipt. I find this easier than the hassle of someone grabbing items, then bringing up. Though, you will have to wheel them through the parking lot so chose which works best for you. Our Room: - King Bed + sofa - 4th Floor (highest) - Pool view + balcony (very spacious and would book a pool view in the future again) - Balmain Paris shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and lotion which were fabulous! Dining Options (separate reviews if dined there): - Two pool bars (H2Oasis and Sandbar) - Canyon Market - Mesa Centrale - Grand Vista Lounge - La Zazonna - Tiki Taka - Room Service: I believe this is serviced by Canyon Marketplace or Mesa Centrale. A bit pricey, but enjoyed a burger to our room one night. Actually ended up preferring that one to the one served at H2Oasis. 4th of July Fireworks: - Our room had a balcony on the fourth level, and ended up being perfect for fireworks as they shoot off from behind the pool. If your room is not situated to see, there is reserved spot for hotel guests, but we chose to view from our balcony. 4th of July Festivities: DJs, live music, games, curated menus, a bald eagle in the lobby, resort specific fireworks, and more! If you are looking for a destination for your next 4th of July, I'd highly recommend this! Pools: - Adults Only (our preferred as less busy and enjoyed H2Oasis) - Family Pool Over our two night stay, we had plenty of dining and activities that we didn't leave the property. We both throughly enjoyed, and it was hard to return home even though nothing beats cat snuggles. Love to return for another staycation and will be on the lookout for other events and activities that will draw me back.

Nice enough hotel. Rooms are a fairly good size for the single person stay…read more There is seemingly a lot offered but nothing is knock your socks off exciting. The fitness area is eh. The tennis, pickleball and basketball courts are enough. The little shop on premise is okay but prices are wild. $50 for hat.... Bit much. The coffee shop is interesting to say the least. They offer some of the sizes listed on the menu but not all. The cold brew coffee has a different flavor everyday. And finally, they do not accept cash as payment. Overall it's an okay place. Not a place I would frequent back to but not a place I would complain on staying at either.

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