Stayed here for work as most of all other hotels were full due a tech conference. At first it looked okay, very friendly staff (especially at the bar/restaurant) and different from the rest because of all the art around you. Additionally charged $35 for a "Daily amendment fee". You get included all kind of things you get for free at regular hotels but best are the complimentary parking, which is on a lot behind the hotel that's free parking anyhow, free printing and faxing, can't remember the last fax I've ever sent, 10% off gallery art, that I wasn't planning on buying anyhow and free property tours, not sure what to say on that. Then we also had to sign a document where we committed to: - not to be loud after midnight - not to have minors drinking - not to have over 6 guests in the suite And I sh*t you not: - not to fight - not vandalizing or damaging the property That already gives you an idea of the regular guests staying there. As I didn't see a fight, drunk kids, loud noises or anything else the stay was not too bad. Until I spoke to my colleague the next morning who was attacked in the bed and had small little bites all over her. That's the reason of the 1 star. Clearly they forgot to tell the bedbugs that it's not allowed to bite guests. read more

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This hotel is LIT! I worked there a few weeks ago for the MITA event and I took the liberty of adventuring the hotel. The vip floor we were on was super cool. Some of the rooms were open and people were eating yummy snacks and getting drinks and there were Djs in 2 rooms. The bar downstairs was super full and looked esthetically pleasing. The lobby was open and had nice comfy couches. This hotel is also cannabis friendly, hence the MITA event! It's good to add that info in incase it could be a factor people may or may not want to stay. I can't wait to go back. I would love to stay a weekend there. It was great fun! read more

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I'll likely stay again and try the public transportation conveniently located in front of the hotel. Especially the fast train It's not at all noisy or noticeable when you are in the hotel. I liked the design of the rooms and slept well on a super comfortable bed. Very clean place too. I suggest they set up a recycling bin station and also a water dispenser with lemons or fruit in the front lobby. read more

Last night I attended the Garrison Whiskey Tasting event and it was 5 stars! The food, the people, the cocktails! Everything was great. My favorite drink was the Bourbon Mojito and the crab cake was superb! read more

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Lack of concern that my leg was gashed open on their iron bed frame that sticks out past the mattress. No manager to speak with. Security brought some small bandages that didn't cover the gash, it bled a lot, and he brought an incident report. No one apologized or offered any compensation even of the smallest kind. I will need a tetanis shot and I may have metal shavings under my skin, but I will definitely have a scar for life to remember this stay. This trip was to spend time with my grand daughter and I couldn't go swimming with her due to this open wound. Disappointed in the lack of how they handled this. read more

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Was thrilled to learn that they were having a Mardi Gras event! It was from 7 to 10 on Fat Tuesday. There was a brass band, which of course played "When the Saints Go Marching In" among other great brass tunes. Had the Grasshopper which was invented in New Orleans, it has Crème de cacao and Crème de menthe. Just imagine an alcoholic mint chocolate milkshake, yum! It was super creamy! Also, had the Andouille with red beans and rice and of course, King Cake. The Andouille and beans were great! My friend and I had a nice time. She enjoyed her Beignets, and Who Dat draft which is from a New Orleans craft brewery. Oh and they had plenty of beads for everyone! read more

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Love this place! Parking is super easy. Open lot (not covered) which could be tough during hit summer months. Easy access to the building. $14/day Location is convenient to various things. Just a 3 hour drive to Grand Canyon or 2 hrs to Flagstaff. Tons of hiking, shopping, close to downtown for restaurants or business, Scottsdale or other cities. Food is great. Tons of yummy options. Sweet potato hash is delish. Service is great. Attentive, professional, knowledgeable, accommodating, etc. Clean clean clean! This place is spotless and Covid safe / travel friendly. The suite views are outstanding both day and night. Super cute studio apt type set up with barn doors separating the living room and for bedroom and shower privacy as needed. Balcony door access from the bedroom or living room area. Door open up almost completely do that the room is open to the outside. Very nice! Full blackout curtains for those who like no light at night. Agaiyou're sharing a room with a night owl you can close your curtains and the barn doors and pass out while your roommate stays awake watching tv or whatever in the living room and kitchen area with access to the balcony. Great setup! And good for business meetings or video calls. read more

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This is the absolutely the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. The only good thing about it was the mattress which was comfortable. The cleaning of the room was haphazard. We did not even get clean cups or coffee and they did not clean the sink or throw away garbage. . The front desk staff was surly and unhelpful. The room itself, while large, did not have enough bathroom space for toiletries and did not even have nightstands. For the amount of money we had to spend plus $35 for parking, this was definitely a rip off. If you visit Phoenix do not stay here. read more

I really enjoyed the atmosphere here. Very artsy and hip. The bar has a good list of specialty drinks. They also have a breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner menu. The rooms are modern and lofty and the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom had a spacious shower that boasts a sink that extends from the bathroom to the room area. I'd definitely check this hotel out if you are in town and need a place to stay. There is self and valet parking. Depending on when you check-in you may have to get valet. It is downtown so maneuvering could be a task. There are paintings and an art gallery where you can actually purchase the art - just ask reception for help with purchasing. read more

Visiting on a solo staycation for Christmas, I booked a deluxe room and was upgraded to one of their fantastic 8th floor suites. I'm a huge fan of industrial design and modern art, so this suite was a dream for me. Fun shower, comfy, hooded robes and well-appointed with furniture for entertaining. The balcony was huge with ample seating and lots of mountain / city views. My only complaint would be no glassware whatsoever. You have a kitchenette with shelves, a fridge, but no coffee cups or glasses. I had to use one of the two paper coffee cups for champagne. I'll definitely recommend to others and stay again. read more

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It's definitely not a four star hotel. The floor mats at the bedside have hair on them and not clean. Either dog hair or some other hair on them. The bathroom needs deep cleaning and shower stall has a soapy scum feeling. The industrial style of the rooms is not for me. Staff is nice and free parking. read more

This is our favorite hotel to stay at when we're in Phoenix! I love the modern-industrial vibe combined with cool art and an easy-going staff. The best are super comfortable, the place is clean, and the food at the restaurant is excellent. One time we walked into our room and it smelled of 420 but the staff immediately moved us to another floor and went to handle the issue (it's not a 420-friendly place). That's the only hiccup we've ever had over several stays. It's not really the kind of place to enjoy a vaca with the littles though - the pool is small and tends to have a more adult-vibe on the weekends. That said, my daughter and I stayed here once, however, and she loved the art and the decor. She went on and on about how cool the metalwork was throughout our room and then called out to me from the shower to tell me how great the toiletries in the shower were! All in all, it's a great value for a rockin' place to stay. It's located in the middle of everything too, so it's convenient for a game or a show! Pro-Tip: The beds are literally on steel i-beams into cement so they don't move or squeak at all. Not good if you stub your toe but excellent for any vigorous gymnastics you and your favorite person might enjoy together! ;-) read more

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Loved the Found:Re. This art focused hotel had all the fun vibes. The lobby and hallways are set up like a gallery. There's an open space next to the restaurant to just chill and have a drink or get a little work done. The restaurant onsite is a-ok and served until midnight. The wait staff were incredibly sweet and hardworking. Our hotel room was spacious. Extra star for a carpet free room! Concrete floors just feel cleaner. Plenty of room for storage and workspace as well. The bathrooms are interesting in the the sinks are in both sides of the door, so while you can see inside you can hear. So privacy is a little compromised. But we were on with that! I'd stay here again if in the Downtown area. read more

Love love love staying here! From the great service and staff, to the art and cool vibes. This is our 3rd visit, came downtown to celebrate my birthday for the weekend from Scottsdale. Bethany is the best! She remembered us and treated us to champagne and sweets. Can't wait for our next visit! Thank you! read more

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Superior and friendly service in all great Phoenix Location with good bar and food and artwork through and through

I am very disappointed considering we had made a reservation for a large crowd six weeks out for this date. They did not staff this event well. Our waiter worked hard tonight. The chef was overwhelmed tonight. Everyone enjoyed their dinner as it came out very slowly. I finally got my dinner right before it was time for us to leave. Mind you, I put my order in as one of the first orders taken. I did get my bowl for free. Took it back to the hotel to eat and almost broke a tooth on a seed or rock. This place is good for small groups. The people I was with made up for the wait this evening. read more

My wife and I decided to stay here for a stay-cation during Thanksgiving with our 4-legged child. I believe we booked the deluxe king suite, 6th floor and our view was the park and the Irish Cultural Center. The hotel is in a good location and extra good if you are traveling with a pet. The hotel is beautifully decorated in very cool industrial, artsy decor. And the floors being cement was an extra bonus for our doggy and also for me as I will never walk on a hotel room floor whether sock covered foot or barefoot, but made an exception in this case (still wore socks). The bed was amazingly comfortable, lighting was great - even had a dimmer switch and the walk in shower was AWESOME. Our dog child even had a shower and I am pretty sure she pouted when shower time was over. We had a fridge with 2 bottles of water, coffee maker with standard coffee but did wish that we had a microwave but being that it was only 2 nights, we survived without one. The one thing we didn't like and this doesn't really have much to do with the hotel, but we had neighbors, either above or below us or even next to us to that LOVED smoking their weed and we could smell it in our room as if my hippie parents had just come over and lit one up right in the middle of our room. We also had some loud neighbors - the walls are pretty thin. Ironically, we wanted to get away from our apartment for some quiet time and weed free fresh air (yep, we have weed smokers every where, evidently) and found ourselves in a similar situation (although the shower is much better at the hotel....). Food and the Bar The other downside was that service at the bar wasn't so great and it really wasn't busy. We won't point out "who" specifically because we tend to have sympathy for anyone who has to work on a holiday (yeah, we know that every one has a choice, but still....) We hope that the "not so good service" was an exception and not the norm. And evidently, they weren't serving food at the bar but we were able to order room service WHICH was the worst food ever. I had ordered the salmon salad that tasted more like salted, dried pink mystery meat placed on top of some green leaves. I believe my wife had ordered a burger or an "impossible" burger and she didn't even finish it. We did eat breakfast the next morning and it was good. We decided to eat dinner at Fez that night and the next morning, had coffee at the cafe adjacent to Fez. There is a pool but we were too chicken to go swimming since it was a little chilly outside (Yep, even in Arizona it can get chilly, at least to us). Lastly, you do have to pay for parking which we paid $14 per day. There really isn't any other option, at least we weren't aware of any. Overall, I am glad we checked it out. We definitely would recommend it. read more

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We would love to give this hotel more stars, but with two sleepless nights that's just not possible. Each night a dog was barking loudly and incessantly on our floor. We called down to the front desk and were told that no one registered with a dog. They said they came up and checked but didn't hear anything. We felt certain we'd get lucky the second night. But that night the dog was on the same floor in another room! That coupled with no maid service basically negated the point of a hotel stay. The downstairs bar was good and the food was decent. But the management was nonexistent. read more

We stayed here for two nights in order to attend an event nearby. Originally we had booked one of the suites two months before our arrival date but the front desk called me about a month before our stay to kick us out. Apparently a convention booked every single suite and the hotel allowed them to do so even if it meant double-booking some suites. Not a big deal, it was just two people for two nights, and we're just simple middle-class country folk, but I found it very rude on the part of the convention if not necessarily the hotel. Here are some good things about our stay at Found:re: - The food was really good. We received a $50 food and drink credit as thanks for relinquishing our suite. This was enough for breakfast for me and bar snacks for me and the Mr. I would definitely, definitely recommend breakfast here, the coffee was excellent too. - In many hotels we have a problem with locating sufficient drinking water. The tap water here was actually potable, plus there is a lot of water stocked at Match downstairs, and there was a fully stocked vending machine on the floor above us. - The noise level was tolerable. I worried about this after reading prior reviews, but we could not hear anything from surrounding rooms. On the night we arrived there was a full fledged party in the lobby complete with loud club music yet not a sound came up to our room. - The location was very convenient. Walking distance from our event, just steps from the light rail, surrounded by every type of restaurant you could imagine or hope for. I know there are some nice and some not so nice areas of Phoenix but this neighborhood felt relatively clean, quiet, and safe. Here are some things that in our opinion could use improvement: - My alma mater had two LEED-certified dorms built in the 2000's and this is the vibe I got from Found:re, especially because of the concrete flooring. Not that I mind the clean, sustainable dormitory atmosphere, and I know this is supposed to be a concept hotel, but if you are looking for a plush/luxe experience to justify the higher price tag then you will need to search somewhere else. Plus that concrete is cold at night! Bring socks! - The linens. Oh god the linens. I used to work for a company that manufactured industrial laundry chemicals. I know that some types of stains can be hard to get out especially if you are not willing to use harsh bleaches and sours in the name of environmental sustainability and friendliness. But those towels had some NASTY stains on them. I, personally, figured they were clean but we still tried to use the unstained areas. If we ever stay here again I will bring our own towels. - The open concept bathroom. If it were up to me to design those bathrooms I would extend the dividing wall between the shower and toilet a bit more and slope the floor a bit so the water would drain faster. The shower itself was super nice but just be aware that water WILL puddle all over the bathroom floor until it dries, which will take a while, because we could not find a bathroom fan switch. - The clientele. Now I understand that this is not under the control of the facility but I'd advise caution and discretion especially if staying here on weekend nights. On our first night there, our neighbors across the hall laughed and verbally harassed us when we returned to our room after buying snacks. Ok. The clients here skew very young and very artsy. - The wi-fi kept cutting in and out on my smartphone. I didn't notice this problem in my friend's room on a different floor, nor in the restaurant or lobby, so maybe it was just the location of our particular room. In any case, thank you Found:re for a lovely stay! We do not intend to return anytime in the near future but will certainly consider returning if we need accommodations in that area of Phoenix again. read more

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I love hip boutique hotels, and this hotel is now one of my favorites in Downtown Phoenix. The staff was great, and the bar and attached restaurant (Match) were perfect! Dinner was served until 10 pm (thank god) because I arrived around 8:30 pm. The drinks were stiff, and the people at the bar were all very friendly and chatty. A bonus to this hotel's location beside the onsight Bar & Restaurant were the several local music venues and bars all within walking distance. The area felt safe and fun. I'd highly recommend this hotel to anyone! read more

Very comfortable bed and spacious room. It's in an arts district so lots to see both in and out of the hotel. Restaurants within walking distance. Really weird shower that floods the toilet area because there is no barrier. A faucet that is difficult to figure out and use in the shower. Fancy soap and shampoo pumps in the shower that you are warned not to steal or you will be charged. Wasn't that great. Two bottles of free water inn the frig and a good coffee maker in the room. There was a fifteen charge to use the gym and other things whether you use them or not. Still a nice place and worth the price. read more

Nice boutique hotel. It has an industrial style of decor. Welded steel framework, Edison style light bulbs, Tile floors, very 'sterilized', warehouse feeling environment, not cozy, warm feeling. The staff was friendly, and the room was very clean with a fridge, coffee maker, room safe, desk and plenty of plugs for your gadgets. There is also a bar and market called 'Match' on property for drinks, small bites and souvenirs you might like. read more

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Crazy name I still dont recall what it means, but the decor is awesome! Now I remember why I didn't leave many Yelp reviews, this dang 85 character min... The value is really what stands this place out and the service is great even if they seem to be having a nose ring and hair color contest, I don't judge if they don't read more

I wasn't even going to write this review but after speaking to friends and fellow yelpers, I would be doing a injustice to you all. I was taken here for my Birthday since we can't do traveling due to COVID. And our last experience was nice let's give it another try! When we arrived we were put in a room that was not what we asked for when calling reservations, we were put on the 8th floor in room 806 it's super small and it's supposed to be a deluxe king, it's more like a add on room for someone who has kids with a nanny to the people next to us. We had to hear them for 2 days sound like cats in heat. It was awful. On the second night we decided to order room service and we had a pizza and soup delivered to our room, it was burnt and the soup tasted like it sat out and came from the bottom on the pot. We decided to leave the patio door open since it's nice out, well in the middle of the night early morning it got chilly and we played tug of war with the blankets . And when we woke up we were disgusted at what we found from shuffle of the blankets and sheets. I wanted to vomit not to mention when looking at the walls when realized the mess on the them. It looked like someone had crapped the bed and they wiped the bed cover and put new sheets over it. And whatever bodily fluids were on the walls. When we called down they said they would see what they could do. Um this is a health dept issue. What do you mean? These rooms are supposed to be clean especially during COVID. Hours later after we went to eat and walked around, we came back and asked what they planned to do? We were offered the suite for a reduced rate, since the manager wasn't there we took it. They did make up for the burnt pizza by giving us a wonderful hummus platter. I will give them that. And side note the bartender/server at the restaurant is a absolutely wonderful he' made our dinner on Monday fantastic!!! The restaurant is great So for two nights we laid in a crappy bed and no one seems to care. I don't know about you but that is completely unsanitary and violates several health codes. And not one employee seemed bothered by it. Our last day as we were laying in bed we heard a noise and then our door opened up and we had some guy looking at us while we were in bed. He was like oh sorry Who doesn't knock? And when they do at-least give someone time to answer it was 10am. Trying to get ahold of a manager is like pulling teeth. When calling the same rude women ( Erica) answers the phone who if I EVER spoke to any of my patients the way she speaks to customers I would be out of a job. She definitely needs training in customer service and hospitality service. They offered us one free night for a ruined shitty experience. I'm in awe at the lack of hospitality this manager has. I will be contacting the owner and the health department. And letting everyone know how they run this place. This is definitely a NEGATIVE 5 stars The only reason I gave it 1 star is so I can post this review. read more

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I absolutely adored this hotel! Parking is $14 a night but there is a lot of street parking. I love the industrial vibe! The restaurant down stairs is wonderful our server was so sweet and let us know the best gay bars in town! The pool was heated and open! I would definitely stay here again. Also I never ran into anyone in the elevator which was nice. read more

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Very artsy funky ambiance of hotel. Rooms are loft style with high ceilings. Stayed for 3 nights, changed room on night 2 d/t screaming kid and unpleasant view (overlooked AC units). Hotel is in quieter part of the city of Phx - is not near a ton of restaurants/things to do but if you don't mind walking you can get anywhere within 10-15 minutes, or drive (note there are street parking fees). We had a car and used the hotel parking lot which was convenient -however we felt the $35/day parking fee was quite steep esp since we were guests. There is an open style restaurant in the hotel -food was good. Staff at counter for breakfast was exceptionally friendly. Wish they sold their coffee (Umbria) - was delish! I am also very grateful to the housekeeping staff as I left several valuable items close to $2K in the safe and realized this as I was on the plane heading back to NY. They held onto my belongings and everything I left in the safe was shipped back to me. I am so lucky and appreciate everyone's honesty. read more

PROS: Free gelato (once) Nice showers CONS: customer service was NOT good (Waited 15 minutes before anyone showed up to the front desk) Front desk lady gave off very rude vibes with the way she spoke For how much you pay for the hotel, they STILL charge you a fee for "amenities" (gym, pool, INTERNET, parking, etc.) You are also not told they will hold a LARGE fee as a "security deposit" They make you sign a long list of waivers. The toilet barely worked (that might've just been our room) Overall, I was not impressed. Compared to cheaper hotels I've stayed in that have an actual mini fridge, microwave, and things of that sort, this hotel doesn't even come close. This is WAY overpriced, the service isn't good, and the room are subpar at best. read more

booked online a standard king room and paid $254 for one night. The pictures looked amazing so I thought money would be well spent..... well I thought wrong ! Upon check in the front desk was confirming my information as I pre paid when booking and I noticed they changed my room from a king room to a 2 double standard room. They then told me that they were all booked up for the night and that was the only room they had to offer. We had been traveling for 6 hours at this point so I asked to look at the room to see if it would work as I have a small child. Eventually we went back to the front desk and asked to double check the room situation to see if there's anything they can do and they offered us a $50 refund for the inconvenience and then charged me an additional $35 for parking. It's a shame. This spot has potential, but I wouldn't stay here again or recommend it to anyone. Definitely felt like a rip off. read more

This past Sunday, I had the pleasure of attending a wedding at the FOUND:RE hotel. I loved the overall aesthetic of the hotel--very diverse art work and the minimal yet modern furniture. The restrooms offered a unique surprise, plenty of non-binary restrooms guest. The wedding reception itself was very quaint for about 80 guests. The wait staff were very personable and tentative to the needs of the guest. Shortly after being seated were greeted by wait staff to take our drink orders from the open bar. This responsive service continued throughout the evening. The menu option was very eclectic--offering a wide range food choices for those who eat meat to those who prefer vegetables (like me). Again to my surprise the food was seasoned well. My partner and I truly had a good time and enjoy the venue. read more

We loved this unique boutique hotel! Got a pretty good deal for two nights via a third party website and were very pleased. Having done research, we chose to catch a ride from the airport so we wouldn't have to pay $25 per night to park. Being totally unfamiliar with Phoenix, the location was fine, but is definitely not in the heart of downtown if you're looking for that. Love the lobby. We had to wait a bit to check in as the folks in front of us seemed to have a complicated situation, but it was no big deal, as the lobby is very cool, plus there was a Weed convention going on...not something you see everyday! We were given a room on the 6th floor. There is art everywhere, and fun signs. So much character! Our room was definitely one of the most unique ones we have ever had. Very industrial. Most unusual feature is the sink that has two sides...one in the room itself and the other is in the shower. Yes, IN the shower. The shower has no door and no curtain. Not for someone who wants a tub. Highly recommend the restaurant/bar Match. (will review separately). We tried it out for happy hour, dinner and breakfast and all were very good. There are other restaurants/bars within walking distance. read more

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The bartenders at this place are too cool for school. With maybe 20 customers in the entire bar, they will just ignore you until you are worthy of their attention, and if they grace you with their service you might get a mediocre drink. Good luck at this place! Giving it 2 stars because despite the rude bartenders who clearly hate their lives in the service industry, the rest of the places vibe is cool. read more

FOUND:RE Phoenix - This is the bar at 11:20 when the bartender is ignoring you. - Hotels Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Would not recommend to my worst enemy. I'f you want to be followed and verbally accosted then you found the spot! This is basically a low vibe angry staff experience dressed in art. The aesthetic is cute. The service obscene!!! The vague pleasantries of sophisticated service is nothing short of a farce!! Run don't walk from this place and take your business elsewhere. This is a classless dump!!! read more

Astounding incompetence! I live in the condo near the hotel and have booked my out of town visitors at Foundre in the past. On this occasion, I booked one night then attempted to add a second. I spoke with three front desk people (the manager never called me as one person said they would) and went in once. They totally screwed up the reservation, and, it seemed, couldn't care less! Is this is the new normal for customer service? Then. God. Help. Us. All. UPDATE: The hotel "made it right" by comping my guests their room. I appreciate the integrity. It's been a tough couple of years in the industry. read more

This is a rather difficult review for me. I love the art everywhere! I wish I knew they had no bathtubs throughout the hotel. I am pretty sure in filtering my search it still somehow came up. I decided on a staycation to recharge a bit. Upon looking at the reviews and photos I couldn't go wrong. It resembles the pictures accurately. Super chiq, hipster vibe hotel. The shower was huge and cold. The water itself wasn't cold but the large spaciousness made it cold. I like the toiletries as well. I also liked that there were a number of plug sources, a television with what they called premium channels but I couldn't figure out if there were any movies to rent. I like the refrigerator in the room. I did not like that there I only valet as far as parking goes, or that it's an additional $25 per night. Especially considering what the rates are and likely could be. Sure I could run the risk of parking on the street but no one is going to do that. I drive a manual transmission. Though the valet told me he did know how to drive a stick, he brought it back to me and mentioned he didn't push the break... Only, he never apparently released the break either when I told him where it was located. I left for awhile and when I returned valet was gone for the night, the sweet from desk agent informed me she did not know how to drive a stick and let me park it myself. I don't know. The food was amazing, truly. I ordered the veggie risotto parmigiano and devoured it. The staff was friendly. Was this as good as it gets? Maybe for some but not for me personally, it just seemed hoity toity for what I felt it was. The rooms were clean. Again just not my style I guess. read more

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Walls are really thin so it's loud pretty much all night; they charge a bunch of extra fees for Wi-Fi, water bottles, etc. even though you're already paying $$$ to stay there; bathrooms are weird since top part is glass, so if you're staying with someone else and they go at night it lights up the whole room; Wi-Fi is very slow. The art is cool and the curator is excellent, but that's about the only positive. Would not recommend staying here. read more

Came here for a business trip and the hotel definitely looked better in the pictures. The staff was super nice and friendly, but the hotel rooms were kind of weird. My door was stuck to the door frame and the bed is awkwardly placed in the middle of the room, feels like a New York studio apartment. But when I got home I saw an additional $40 charge on my credit card and when I called to ask about it the representative I spoke to called it an "amenities fee" which I was never told about. She took it off right away when I asked but seems like suspicious business practices, I wonder how many people were charged with this fee and never said anything... read more

Nice surprise. Booked this hotel based on its proximity to the concert I was attending, and because the photos made it look unique, but honestly I wasn't sure how nice the area would be. Hotel was beautiful, as were the rooms. Service was excellent, very friendly staff. Another mention is the hotel restaurant, which are usually lackluster. My wife said it was the best burger she's ever had. Overall went in with low expectations but I would absolutely stay again in the future! read more

Entrance lobby is on 1st Ave which is a one way street. At night, our uber driver was google directed to their parking lot. So he drove around to the front drive up entrance to drop us off with our luggage. Its actually located pretty close to many restaurants and bars. There is even a Japanese Garden and a public park in walking distance. Light rail right out the door. Industrial decor, lots of painted artwork and "RE"- titled placards throughout hotel. Even the hotel restaurant matches this theme. The hotel check in people were very welcoming. The security even helped us take our bags to the lobby. There also is a medium sized shallow pool to take a dip in. A whimsical green t-rex watches over you here! read more

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Wow, where do I start? Over a decade ago, I slept more soundly at a cheap motel in a rough neighborhood with an argument happening right outside than I did at FOUND:RE. How is that possible, you ask? Well, the walls are paper thin - so thin that you'll feel like you're practically in the same room as your neighbors. I could hear one gal next door talking with her boyfriend on the phone - heard every single word out of her mouth. If you decide to stay here, do NOT say anything you don't want a complete stranger to possibly hear. The real issue was how often I woke up afterwards to the sounds of "love making." I put it in quotes, because it's hard to call it that. This hotel desperately needs to improve their insulation/sound proofing and/or put white noise machines in rooms. Bring your earplugs, folks! Also, I was a little perplexed by the toiletries, and possibly my confusion can be blamed on grogginess from lack of sleep. They had very large bottles of CO Bigelow products, and all the caps were pushed down like they hadn't been twisted open yet. But I saw a sign about the price of the bottles. I wasn't sure if that was for people who steal the entire bottle, or if that was for anyone simply opening them. I thought it had to be complimentary, but I also didn't want to risk it the morning I was leaving after basically no sleep, so I stuck to my bar soap. If it is in fact complimentary, I'm sorry they have to put up a sign for the jerks who decide to go home with massive bottles of bath products. It must happen a lot. Another negative was their restaurant Match. The service was almost non-existent. Sat there thinking the server had gone missing. It was one of the worst hotel dining experiences I've ever encountered. I only went because they gave me a voucher. But the amount of my time wasted made it not worth going at all. The parking isn't ideal - you're pretty limited to paying for the hotel valet. I read about free parking nearby, but I didn't see anything. That said, valet takes away some stress and they were quick. Okay, on to the positives and why FOUND:RE gets two stars instead of one. The art throughout the building is show-stopping. Clever and fun and memorable. The industrial deco in the room was pretty original and it's a unique experience to stay here. It has that posh, party vibe so if you're looking for lodging for a bachelorette trip, this would be the kind of place to stay. The check-in process was smooth and they'll treat you like you're famous. Oh and they have a bowl of taffy at the front desk - you must try one. They're good. Personally, I would never stay here again because I like to actually sleep, but I would go again to simply look at the art because it's really wild and amazing. read more

This was such a unique space. The layout, the service, the location, all great! The complimentary items available definitely are a hit. We walked to a few places like the museums, The Churchill and some other really cool bars. The art made the place stands out and feel very edgy without doing too much. Pool was nice and never crowded. There was parking but the last day I ended up parking on the street as there probably aren't enough spaces to accommodate the guests. The elevator is a bit slow so keep that in mind if you need to head out to meet ride share or run back to your room for something. But this place was amazing! read more