Good experience and nice breakfast…read more Little snack bar is price gouging with soda costing $4.00 for a 20oz plastic bottle.

It was very clean. Front people were nice and attentive. I'd have to say breakfast was pretty darn…read moregood!

Stayed here many times and with the hotel being newly renovated, I was pretty impressed with how…read morethe rooms looked. My bed was very comfortable and the room stayed cool during the hot summer days. Only bad part was the complementary breakfast and yes, I know it's complementary was absolutely horrible. Seemed to be great choices, but the food was just not good at all. Pools of water in the eggs, gravy that was basically a sausage clump soup, im sure Hampton inn doesn't expect their breakfast to be like that. But due to the rooms and the location with all the great restaurants around, I would stay here again.

Two-night stay for 3 adults. Room was clean when we arrived, the staff was friendly, but we had…read moresome issues with room service. They never came to clean the room or make up the beds on day 2, and since we used points, we were supposed to receive complimentary snacks/drinks. These items were there when we arrived, but never got refilled. Our room also included a buffet breakfast which is served off the lobby in the "Breakfast Area". On our visit, there were a lot of football fans staying here, as it's fairly close to the Cardinals' stadium. Overall, it was a decent place, and we would stay here again, but not happy with the service this time.

Great place to stay, very welcoming, everything was very clean and good! Great breakfast! Good…read moreservice!

Hotel was an amazing place to stay at, it was right in the heart of the nightlife spot Glendale…read more Really surprised how big the room was. Compared to other hotels that used plastic ware and paper plates for their breakfast buffet. This place used acutal breakable plates cups and actual metal utensils. Also really love the complementary water bottles. Definitely will stay when in glendale again

We got a suite here last night because we had an event to attend during the day. When I looked…read moreonline, this seemed to have the best reviews compared to other places in the immediate area. They are remodeling the rooms right now, and I was fortunate enough to get one of the newly remodeled suites on the top floor. It still smelled like fresh paint.(which I didn't mind.) and was immaculate. If you get a room on the fourth floor, the ceiling is 15 to 20 feet high, which makes the room feel much larger than it is. There are two TVs and a sofa pullout bed if you need it. Microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker all are nice amenities to have. In the morning, they have a complimentary buffet style breakfast with bacon eggs, waffles, various breads, which was very nice. The price can't be beat for this nice of a hotel. I will definitely stay here again if I'm in the area.

First stay at this location and it started out on a rough note. We had issues with a cancelled room…read morereservation by the hotel staff, which was eventually worked out (after our trip) through Marriott headquarters. In the meantime, we ended up having to make reservations again. Luckily, they had availability, and the last-minute rates were very reasonable. We stayed in room 206 which was a 2-Queen bed suite. It was spacious, comfy, and clean. There were two TVs, a pullout sofa bed, a microwave, mini fridge, and coffee maker. There's a complimentary breakfast buffet which many online reviews raved about, but honestly it was only "okay", not as nice as other hotel chains we frequent. There is also an outdoor pool and gym/exercise room, but we didn't try either of those. Overall, it was a decent place, especially for the price, and I would consider staying here again when traveling to the area.

A Disquisition on Hospitality at Tru by Hilton Phoenix Glendale Westgate: Or, How One Man's Virtue…read moreRedeems the Mundane By Capt. 619, Peripatetic Scholar of Transient Domiciles and Human Excellence Let us first dispense with the axiomatic: the modern hotel, in its essence, is an exercise in utilitarian homogeneity. A room, as Kant might posit, is a synthetic a priori--a space defined not by its inherent qualities, but by its function. Tru by Hilton Phoenix Glendale Westgate adheres to this universal truth. Its chambers are serviceable, its amenities competent, its aesthetic an echo of the Platonic "Form of the Mid-Tier Lodging." On the scale of Aristotelian potentiality, it achieves a hexad (6/10)--a respectable, if unremarkable, actualization of shelter. Yet! Here lies the rub: hospitality, as Seneca observed, is not a static condition but a dynamic virtue. And in this locus, virtue found its avatar in Richard, a steward of such magnanimity that he transmuted leaden routine into golden experience. I. The Telos of Service: Richard as the Unmoved Mover Each dawn, as Helios' chariot crested the Arizona horizon, Richard greeted guests with a Socratic inquiry: "What may I do to render your day excellent?" Not a hollow pleasantry, but a dialectic--an invitation to co-create eudaimonia. His attentions were neither obsequious nor perfunctory, but precise as Aquinas' Five Ways. Forgotten toothpaste materialized; coffee preferences were memorized with the rigor of a Benedictine scribe; local dining recommendations bore the insight of a seasoned flâneur. In him, the hotel's potential 6 became an actualized 10. II. The Paradox of Hospitality: Substance vs. Accident Let us parse the Categories. The hotel's substance (rooms, linens, waffle irons) belongs to the genus "Adequate." But its accidents--the staff, the ethos--are where essence resides. Richard, like Descartes' genius malignus in reverse, dissolved skepticism with each act of grace. A traveler who, like myself, dwells 200 nights yearly in interchangeable abodes learns this: marble foyers fade; human warmth endures. III. The Ethical Imperative To proprietors of such establishments, heed Aristotle: "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." Richard's excellence is habitual, his ethos contagious. He is the phronimos of hospitality, embodying practical wisdom where others merely follow script. Conclusion: A Summa of Transient Flourishing Tru by Hilton is, in itself, a cipher. But within its walls operates a man who elevates the prosaic to the profound. To stay here is to witness a Thomistic proof: Existence precedes essence. The hotel exists; Richard gives it essence. Verdict: 6/10 (sine Richard); 10/10 (cum Richard). Fellow wayfarers--seek him. For in a desert of mediocrity, he is the oasis. "Non nobis solum nati sumus." --Capt. 619, Emeritus Fellow of the Collegium Hospitium et Peregrinationis

The front desk was amazing. There's are multiple options in the market to purchase. The rooms smell…read moreamazing,. The lobby was clean and full of things to do. It is Michael near several shopping and food options. My complaint is housekeeping. They cleaned the room but did not change the sheets . It looked like that just pulled the covers back on the bed.

Huge thank you to the staff! We arrived early and left…read morelate. The staff were beyond accommodating. Provided early check in and a later check out. We are a baseball family and were in AZ last week for the AZ Senior Classic. We know it can be stressful during these tournaments, so having a warm, friendly staff to attend to us...very lucky! The room was comfortable, spacious and the staff kind and helpful. Thank you Residence Inn for always being so welcoming and taking really good care of us. #VeryHappyNorCalUFamily

Spacious rooms, friendly employees, clean, and solid amenities. Close to lots of restaurants too. I…read morestay here often for work and always feel as comfortable while away from home.

Upon booking, I didn't expect this to be a five star hotel. My two nights stay was less than $200…read more I am giving five stars for the staff and overall experience. The hotel itself was clean and comfortable, but could use some updating. The breakfast was very satisfying with many options. Nice beds and pillows.

Ummm... on the bright side... we had a place to sleep…read more.. Sofa bed had a mild murder scene going on on it... Carpet was kind of separating from bathroom entrance floor... NO ONE WILL ANSWER THE PHONE AT THE FRONT DESK IF YOU NEED ANYTHING SO DON'T BOTHER- LAWT forbid you expect someone to ACTUALLY be working at the front desk (i clearly saw the lady and even asked her a question) ... It was a one night stay.... clearly long enough

great experience highly recommend! family friendly! I am so pleased we decided to stay here during…read morea weekend trip with our two toddlers. The rooms are all fully equipped with a kitchenette, which makes it super easy when traveling with children. The rooms are spacious, clean, and have everything you need for a convenient stay. All are welcome to enjoy the complementary continental breakfast daily until about 9 or 10 AM! There is a nice assortment of foods, both hot and cold, as well as gluten-free options! They also have high chairs available and service members were so kind it really made me feel welcome! Another plus is they have a small sized basketball court available for use beginning at 8 AM that is fully gated which is a nice opportunity for kids to run around and play freely. They also have a 24 hour mini market in the lobby with snacks and essentials.

Great location! Great rooms, friendly staff, yummy breakfast, and clean everything! Our rooms were…read moreso clean and the pool was perfect for the kids to stay in. I loved everything about our stay and we will be staying here again! We didn't want to leave. The lady at the front desk was so nice everytime we needed help. We had to have help with the tv and the maintenance staff was so quick to help! The breakfast attendant was also super nice and gave the kids an extra snack before leaving. Please tell the staff they're doing a great job! Including maids they do an awesome job keeping up with the rooms and hallways. Everything smelled nice too throughout!

Had a bed bug. (Usually when there is one, there's many). So there could've been more that's…read morehiding. Would've been nice to atleast get a partial refund for the inconvenience. I will give 3 stars because the employees were cool. And they did transfer me to a different room

Do not stay here. This is the worst La Quinta nationwide. I have spent the last 4 months dealing…read morewith a billing error they purposely made. It's the second time they've done this. Not only are they greedy but deceptive and need to be sued. The first time I stayed they attempted to keep a $150 deposit then lied about it. The second time I cut my stay short due to their nightmarish manger and entire stay was awful. They promised to refund the night and then rather than doing that they dinged me with an excess pet fee that made zero sense and was not an even charge. Not to mention their room wasn't clean when I checked in, it had other peoples hair in the bathtub and sand in BOTH double bed sheets. I told this initially. They didn't clean, offer a refund or move me. They didn't do room service the entire stay. My trash sat outside my room for days. Even when I mentioned it to them. Their cleaning person could be found on the first floor only. Their was mold in their window unit and I ended up first with a head ache and then sick. Their front desk would not help book but was happy to overcharge 3x the $150 deposit. So $450 total. Their doors did not work to get in and out. Again, I told the smoking party of hotel workers located l foot from the door. They argued with me. Who by the way couldn't get in and I actually courtesly let in because they were stuck outside. Also, breaking the basic smoking rule of 15 feet from the building with uniforms on with the sign poster on door. The pool wasn't clean either. It was so dirty in fact you were coming into contact with others hair in the pool and it was attaching to your body. Their breakfast I didn't use every day but one of the times I did it was the only Wyndham property nationwide I was watched at breakfast by the a manager that took care of nothing else. As soon as I tried to get up I felt beady eyes on me. A shout from across the room that I could not bring breakfast to my room. Even though my child and dog were there. They discriminate against kids and pets. They didn't know who Wyndham was when I initially checked in. She thought it was a third party website I booked on. The biggest thing is their deceptive business practices. I would avoid this hotel at all costs. Schiestiest, filthiest La Quinta I stayed at nationwide.

The rooms were smaller than I expected. The morning breakfast was pretty good. I wish the outside…read morepool had more shade for kids and elder. Good amount of parking and is located to many restaurants and anything you think off. Not a bad place to stay.

My wife and I needed a hotel close to hospital and stayed here for 4 days the staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful, the free breakfast was good and the hotel was keep very clean in all areas Of your looking for a simple place to stay and not so expensive o would stay here