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    Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Tucson North/Oro Valley

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    Gabriel C.

    he reservation was made through a well known company, Priceline. Manager Eric or Erin Sonora or Sonoran stated that such a company,( Priceline), should not be used due to the false advertising and the tricks they use to deceive customers. I believe he is wrong, I have used Priceline many times before and I received excellent services, including Hotel and airfare. Upon arrival to the Hotel main desk we requested a room on the second floor.After all was said and done,we went to the room and found a horrible surprise, the room was very tight,small and without a normal window. Mr. Sonora or Sonoran probably does not conduct inspections of the rooms he offers to customers, more on this below. Such actions speak poorly of his professionalism in the field and his disrespect for the Marriott brand. The view from the window was a dark and dirty wall, at no more than 5 or 6 feet across the way. It was depressing, too late to make changes, according to Maria at the front desk, that was the last room available,(not true).They keep the worst rooms for Priceline, Booking.com, Hotel.com, etc,according to Mr. Sonora. The bed was a King size,slightly slanted towards the Headboard, we had to sleep by the footboard.The mattress was extremely soft, we almost sunk in it, not a good thing for your neck and back.The pillows were so empty that two of them were not enough to level your head to a comfortable position.We were not at a shelter, we paid almost $ 300 dollars for the room. I also included pictures of what appeared to be square ottomans,dirty and full of worn out edges.The view from the window seen on the pictures speaks for itself.

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    Paul V.

    Good spot if you're in Oro Valley, easy access to al the high-end shopping madness nearby. No-frills what you'd expect from a Fairfield with friendly staff and solid breakfast. Since you're probably already set back several hundy seeing the sights, the free parking and proximity to Valley sights are a value. Mointain views our the back door are worth the price alone, and enjoy the pool in scorching sun or "winter". Not anywhere near the airport, but what is in Tucson? If you're attending a conference atelier Conquistador you can take a shortcut through the field for a nice 10-15 min walk.

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    Tracy H.

    I will say this place is decent for the money. My family stayed here in November and were able to get three rooms all next to one another. The rooms and bathrooms are in heavy need of an upgrade - they are not modernized at all - but the beds are comfortable and the workers / managers are super nice. The pillows however are flat as a pancake so I recommend getting extra upon arrival. There is free breakfast until 9 a.m. which is great but wish it was open at least until 10. The best part of breakfast is the waffles - especially if you have kids. Breakfast overall is mediocre. The pool and hot tub also needs upgraded - the hot tub jets barely work. The view though is phenomenal (see photo).

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    We just got back from a great midweek stay at the El Con. We've stayed there once before a few…read moreyears ago. As some have mentioned, the property is a bit tired. There is definitely room for some updates. That said, the grounds are meticulously maintained, the staff are all so very helpful, and our personal experience was excellent. We had a nice, clean room with a great view from our balcony of the mountains and the pool area (thanks, Lorenza!). We enjoyed watching the colors of the mountains change during sunrises and sunsets. Your housekeeping staff were all super helpful and did a great job during our stay. We had great experiences at the pool and with all of the pool staff - everyone was very attentive and friendly. John in the gift shop was so friendly and helpful. Our restaurant experiences were all positive, and all of our servers were great. We appreciated the location of the resort relative to local hiking golfing, dining, etc.

    I was extremely disappointed with this property. The pictures on the website do not accurately…read morerepresent it at all. While the exterior is attractive, the rooms felt like outdated motel accommodations. Upon arrival, my husband, son, and I drove into the beautiful property, but the experience quickly soured. When I approached the concierge, the woman at the desk was anything but welcoming. She didn't greet me, and her disinterested expression made it clear she didn't want to be there. Throughout the check-in process, she was unfriendly, and when I asked if there was a second key card available, she simply lifted the second one without a word. This lack of courtesy was disappointing. She did explain the wristband policy, but when I inquired about two of our friends joining us, her response was unhelpful and curt, stating the property had changed the rules. The only moment of pleasantness came when she handed me a map with directions. Now, onto the rooms: we were placed in building ONE underground in the 1100s, near the pool, and the smell was unbearable--like stale, damp air. The humidity was excessive, and there were bugs and mosquitoes, as if the door had been left open. There was absolutely no way I could stay in that room, so I asked my husband to see if we could switch rooms while I remained with our son. He returned with a new room in the casitas, but to my dismay, they were just as bad. I should have taken some photos of the situation, but I was too shocked. The younger gentleman at the desk was polite and helpful; he's the only reason I'm giving this experience two stars. The rooms appeared outdated and mismatched, and the floors and carpets were dirty and dingy. While I reluctantly accepted this new room, it was still a significant downgrade from what I expected. At the pool, I noticed that no one wore a wristband, which was frustrating given the hassle I had with obtaining extra wristbands for a party of five. The pool water was freezing, and the jacuzzi had so much chlorine that it was barely usable. I jumped in and quickly jumped back out; it was unbearable. Later that night, the AC in our casita was extremely loud, and our view was dismal, a tiny hill with dead trees. Thankfully, we were only there for one night. Overall, there was nothing remotely luxurious about this place aside from its location in Oro Valley. I typically avoid lodging complaints, but this was not a luxury hotel experience, and there's no justification for the high prices. Do not let yourself be misled like I was. I expected a beautiful luxury villa, and the reality was a complete letdown. I strongly recommend considering alternative accommodations.

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    Located in the beautiful Oro Valley, just outside of Tucson. We stayed in a studio for three nights…read morein early August, and since it wasn't too busy, the atmosphere was calm and relaxing. Check-in was smooth, and every staff member we encountered was warm and welcoming. The property has a lot to enjoy--especially the pool area with incredible sunset views. The hot tubs tucked around the resort were also a favorite spot to unwind. We appreciated having nearby grocery stores where we stocked up on food, including steaks for the patio BBQ. Our room itself was comfortable, though the view from our patio was a bit underwhelming, facing the street and neighboring houses. Still, the overall setting of Oro Valley made up for it--the area is clean, scenic, and filled with great dining options, plus plenty of walking and hiking trails to explore. Overall, it's a peaceful getaway spot with beautiful surroundings, friendly service, and relaxing amenities.

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    The property is definitely on the older end and in need of some repairs, but overall our stay was…read morepretty good. The pool area is large and has several pools. There is an adults only section, a water slide, swim up bar, and a few hot tubs. The pools are heated during the winter months. The daily temps were in the 60s so we didn't get in during our stay. We did use the hot tub one day and I will say it is in dire need of resurfacing. I could barely sit on the ledge without getting tore up. We ordered room service for dinner and let me tell you, the BLTA was out of this world amazing! We split the sandwich and a Cesar salad which was more than enough food for two people. The room itself was large. We were on a corner unit of the building. The bed was not super comfortable.

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