Super friendly staff was very happy with the easy to find location and amenities and lots of…read moreparking. I would refer anyone to try one of these facilities for any length of stay. Price is quite reasonable as well. Unless your staying for Super Bowl

Very comfortable, clean and noise free stay. Staff were very helpful and efficient. Clean rooms,…read morepool, BBQ and hot tub area. A well stocked little market with toiletries, ice cream and some frozen meal items. Close to Haymaker Restaurant, Chicago Pizza, fast food and grocery store.

Pool is a nice size. Parking is plentiful, plenty of amenities nearby. Unfortunately, some guests…read moredon't supervise their kids and the hotel staff is overwhelmed with a kids baseball team staying here this weekend. Trundle bed is a fun experience. Enjoyed the microwave and fridge. Breakfast plentiful, staff responsive, hotel well maintained. We would return if we were in the area.

Stay elsewhere! The hallway and our room had an awful, dank like stench. The pool was green with…read morealgae and there is no shade. Most importantly, however, the service at the front desk is atrocious. Was flat out told they did not care about my Bonvoy status. So much for being a Marriott person. I will prioritize non-Marriot properties now.

Great hotel, nice pool, nice mini put as well as nice corn hole. Although there's one major thing…read morethat really ruined my hotel stay. The front desk lady. I was with a few of my friends and we asked for the corn hole bags and right as a I said "Do you mind if we can have the bags for corn hole"? I got a "UHHHGGGG" in my face from her. Keep in fact that I'm a young teenager here who just wants to have fun and this lady is constantly making my stay worse. I finally got the corn hole bags after I got a grown and her breath in my face, then she starts almost like investigating me. Like I thought that I was here to play corn hole not that I'm a witness in a murder. And I know this isn't required because there was a guy a lot younger before her and he was amazing, 5 star for him. He always had a smile and was nice to everyone that came. And he gave it to us no problem and enjoyed talking with me and my friends. But really, this lady RUINS THE MOOD. Hotel amazing though, but you better pray she isn't your front desk lady.

This place is located near State Farm Stadium just North of Glendale Ave…read more We weee looking for a place for the Fiesta Bowl. The prices were very cheap especially considering it was the weekend before New Years. We ended up getting a two bedroom suite with a kitchen (see photos). I could post all the photos but it was a very nice room. And considering the price it was a really good deal. The fitness center is located in the adjacent hotel North, basically 10 yards away on the other side of the pool. It has a machine, teeadmills, and weights up to 50 lbs. The complimentary breakfast is very good with eggs, potatoes, bacon/sausage, cereal, etc. They also have waffles that alternate between blueberry and vanilla. I posted a photo with the hours. Coffee is available all day. Service was great and again for the price awesome deal.

Where do I start? I guess with the reason for our stay…read more We were in town for the Mad Monster Convention, but our room at the Renaissance wasn't ready, so we booked a room at TownePlace Suites instead. The property itself is well maintained, the room is spacious, the air conditioner works great (which is essential when Glendale is regularly over 100 degrees), and I even appreciated the TV remote--something that sounds minor until you've stayed in enough hotels where half the buttons don't work. Unfortunately, my stay was overshadowed by an embarrassing experience that left me feeling singled out. I was sitting in my car finishing a few text messages about the convention before heading inside. While I was there, I watched several people walk into the hotel without being questioned by the woman at the front desk. When I walked in--wearing work pants, a white T-shirt, a brown beanie, and flip-flops--I was immediately stopped and asked what room I was staying in. I answered. Then I was asked for my last name. I showed my room key, but I was still told to go to the front desk. What bothered me wasn't simply being asked to verify I was a guest. Hotels have every right to protect their guests. What bothered me was that I had just watched multiple people enter without being stopped, yet I was the only one questioned. As I got on the elevator, the employee gave me a stern look and continued addressing me in front of other guests. It was uncomfortable enough that another guest in the elevator felt the need to tell me, "If you're not a guest here, you shouldn't be here." I quietly showed them my room key, rode to the second floor, and walked to Room 223. I can't say for certain why I was singled out. Maybe it was because of the way I was dressed. Maybe it was because I'm brown-skinned. Maybe someone thought I looked poor or homeless. I don't know. What I do know is how it made me feel: embarrassed, humiliated, and treated like I had done something wrong when I hadn't. Could the situation have been handled differently? Probably, on both sides. But I keep coming back to one question: Why was I the only person asked to prove I belonged there after watching several others walk in without a second glance? TownePlace Suites has a nice property and comfortable rooms, but no guest should leave feeling publicly embarrassed or singled out. I hope management takes a closer look at how these situations are handled so every guest is treated with the same level of respect.

We recently stayed at TownePlace Suites while visiting from California for an NFL game at State…read moreFarm Stadium, and the location honestly couldn't have been better. It was an easy 10-minute walk to the stadium--no parking stress, no crowds to fight--which was a huge plus. We also loved being so close to the Westgate Entertainment District and the Tanger Outlets. Being able to walk to restaurants, shops, and all the activity in the area made our stay incredibly convenient and fun. Our room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the staff truly made the experience even better. Every interaction we had was warm, helpful, and genuinely friendly. Customer service here really is top tier. On our last night, we relaxed by the fire pit behind the bar, and it was such a vibe--quiet, cozy, and the perfect way to wind down after a busy day. The only thing keeping this from being a full five-star review is the complimentary breakfast. The options felt a bit limited and just okay, but the coffee was great and very appreciated. Overall, we would absolutely stay here again. The price, the unbeatable location, the cleanliness, and the standout service all made this hotel a win.

This Holiday Inn is a newer property, and it shows--the hotel still has a fresh, modern feel…read morethroughout most of the building. One of the standout features for me is the beds, which I've consistently found to be very comfortable during my stays. The staff has always been friendly, welcoming, and helpful, making check-in and any requests easy to handle. Keep in mind that you'll need a parking permit, so it's best to stop at the main entrance first to pick one up. After that, I recommend parking behind the hotel, where there's significantly more parking available and convenient access to the building. If you're considering an IHG property, this is one of the better Holiday Inns I've stayed at. There's also an on-site restaurant that's isn't half bad making it a great option if you'd rather relax at the hotel instead of heading out for a meal. Overall, it's a comfortable, well-maintained property that I wouldn't hesitate to stay at again.

I was very disappointed to find out our baseball team was staying here. I am not a fan of holiday…read moreinns. This one really stands out though, and it has worked out well. Rooms are nice and clean. Beds are comfortable. The only thing that was below average was breakfast. Just didn't taste good.

Very clean and newer hotel. It was well cared for and I would see people cleaning and attending to…read morethe grounds. Breakfast was delicious with a great variety... they even had a waffle maker shaped like a soccer ball for the World Cup. We stayed in one of the suites with a kitchenette and everything you would need was there. We were glad to have a fridge with a freezer as we were there for baseball tournaments and were freezing water bottles to stay cool. Bed was comfortable and shower was great! The staff was incredibly friendly. This may have been my favorite hotel stay of 2026. Starbucks is within walking distance also.

Nina was absolutely fabulous helping me get everything lined up and was very accommodating. The…read moreroom was clean, spacious and affordable. I was very haooy with my time at your facility. I deffinatly will be back.

We were visiting the grandbaby (they're in Glendale) but our prior lodging wasn't available. Looked…read moreup economical but clean alternatives in the area. I read that the Echo Suites was a newer division of Wyndham targeted towards guests with long term stays in mind. Sounded promising for being clean; bare bones requirement right? Plenty of available parking in front or back. There are a few convenience stores in the area. I did book our room on their website. I added a request note for a mobility accessible room and shower. I completely spaced reminding them about it at the front desk during check in. I've yet for a reservation note to ever just work; always needed to physically request. Arrived at the room that was unfortunately not mobility accessible. I was only on my knee scooter as my electric scooter just broke down. But even so, my knee scooter takes decently wide turns. So let's pretend we'll be ok with this space; I could crawl around on the beds if need be. But then I check the bathroom; no seat, boo. And unfortunately, I absolutely needed a seat as I'm prone to falls and have limited strength in my extremities and left leg can't support more than a few pounds. I called the front desk and was informed they do not have shower seats. Oh, in that case, do you have an accessible room? I was talking to the young woman who got us checked in; she is super sweet. She asked me to stand by so she could escort me to the accessible room on the next floor. The accessible room was very spacious and my scooter had no issues in the bedroom or the bathroom. The bath/shower combo had a pull down seat. They informed us that each room gets their own thermostat. They only provided 2 sets of towels but it was ok since the 3rd and 4th guests actually lived nearby; so no hotel showers for them. They require you to return the old towels to the front desk and they will exchange for clean towels. It was a unique policy. They also don't clean the room; hence the extended stay discount rate. As for the amenities...there are 2 Queen beds, each with 2 pillows and comfortable bedding. We slept very well, no body aches, great mattress! The accessible room was very spacious and had about 3' between the 2 beds with about 2' on either side. There were plenty of standard outlets as well as USB ports available at the middle "side" table, and the desk next to the television. They provide free wi-fi and allow up to 2 devices to connect. We ran into issues when trying to connect a 3rd device. We couldn't figure out how to release the IP hold the current connections had. Then we tried to just buy another line of services outright but that threw up error messages too. So I was basically unable to work for several hours. Less than fun experience for sure. We were very pleased the same day that they ultimately resolved the issues for us and we're very grateful for that! The kitchenette is cute. There's a fridge/freezer combo, a 2-burner induction stove, a sink but no disposal, and a cute little microwave. They have ice trays for you to make your own. No coffee or tea. No dishes or kitchen essentials so be sure you have some paper plates, napkins, and plastic ware... etc Medium sized desk next to the kitchen was sufficient for hubs working. Also, they don't have an impressive offering of hotel staples like soaps and such. We found 1 small hand soap bar at the vanity sink, a small shampoo bottle, and a smallish/medium bar of soap on top of the floor towel in the bathroom. Overall, a great experience. Affordable and clean. Oh, they also allow pets! And they mark the rooms with a little pet sign so everyone knows which have pets. Will definitely stay here again!

Went to a concert and not only is this an affordable option but so close to the State Farm and…read moreDesert Diamond Arenas.This room was clean and had a full-size kitchenette and ample closet storage area. This is also a pet-friendly hotel. The staff/front desk were friendly, but the lobby hours are limited for check-in. They do only stock the bathroom with a small shampoo bottle and a bar of soap, so make sure you bring your own toiletries.

I spend a lot of town downtown meeting new clients that sometimes I gotta take a break for myself…read more Typically I come in the fall when the weather is cooler and head straight to the 13th Floor Bar (That's another review) but to kick things off for the night we all meet at the Lobby Bar aka Monroe's before kicking off a night social fun. Our barenter Kim was slammed but handled it like a pro. Our drinks were great and consistent and she made she we had a memorable experience. We did a few rounds downstairs and took advantage of the specials and toasted to some fun. The lobby area has a chill vibe with lots of seating to allow for some privacy or gatherings. As long as you bring positive energy, people typically will return and I of course made some new friends at the bar who were in town visiting for work. Our vibe was infectious and they joined in a bit later as we returned before they closed down at 10pm.

Here's the thing, I wanted to love Hilton Garden Inn and make it my go to Spring Training hotel,…read morebut it fell short in a few areas. With that being said, let me tell you why this historic downtown building/now hotel missed the mark. 1. No onsite parking. You can either valet or self park in a public lot that's quite expensive. 2. Customer Service is hit or miss. The girl that was at the desk when we arrived, was so rude. We arrived early and attempted to check in, but without even asking my name or my Hilton Honors status , she immediately said no and to come back at check in time. We came back around 4ish, and Andrew helped us. He is so sweet and provided excellent service. He gave us the scoop about all of the hotel happenings over the weekend, and was very helpful with the parking instructions. 3. My room was great, however the hotel does need a bit of work. The outside of the doors on the bottom are all scuffed. Like the housekeepers bang the doors with their carts during cleaning hours. The carpets need replacing. Overall, we had a great stay, and would probably stay again. It's super convenient for our needs.