7 of 8 chargers working as of November 2025, although multiple cars were here leaving only 2 open…read morespots. Easy access in the AZ Mills parking lot, southwest corner of the mall complex.

This is a good Electric Vehicle charging station, the majority of the stations worked both times I…read morevisited. The only drawback is it gets very crowded, so you may have to wait a while for a charging station. Overall, this was a good experience.

This Electrify America station is conveniently located in Kroger's parking lot. There were numerous…read morecharging stations available, and it is in walking distance of the grocery store, so you can shop while charging your vehicle.

I haven't been here in years but some of my friends who live in tempe wanted me to show them how to…read moreget the Culture Pass. We went in and wow its so nice and upgraded in here. They have a coffee shop, classrooms, PC areas, puzzle tables, fax copy print area, etc. Very nice staff member got my friends set up with library cards and their first set of free tickets to a museum using the Culture Pass. They are a cooling center. They have elevators and wide aisles that are wheelchair friendly. I didn't realize I can get a Tempe Library Card even though I'm not a Tempe resident. I will be getting my card soon so I can use their seed Library.... if they have one. I'm excited to go back and explore a little bit. The Mesa branch also has a print out of the monthly events calender but this one is on line only. My friends are almost 80 and prefer a print version. I go to the Mesa Dobson Branch Library and I wish they would upgrade that one as the smell of wet carpet hits you from the first moment you walk in.

Pros: It's open all week, including Sundays, decent size library, separate area downstairs for…read morekids, lots of seating and computers, a cafe, ample covered parking spaces, EV charging stations, semi-private study rooms available for individuals or groups. Cons: Seating and computers are right next to each other, which is way closer than I'd like to be sitting to anyone in the library! Furniture and equipment are not as nice as some other libraries. Also not very quiet! People were playing music, eating, talking, ugh! I took advantage of the study room for some peace and quiet, but I was annoyed that the people in the next room over were talking super loud as if the room was soundproof (it is not)! Semi-private does not mean you can talk so loud that the person in the next room can hear your entire conversation! It also smelled bad, and the few times I went, I'd catch some weird guy staring at me, which felt dirty/creepy and would probably deter any single woman from wanting to come here, despite security presence. So the cons outweigh the pros for me, unfortunately. Btw, what happened to the days when libraries were supposed to be quiet?! People treat libraries like hang out spots now and they don't care that others are trying to concentrate.

Thanks to Matt and team for installing my EV charge during holidays. Matt is responsive, has…read morereasonable cost and knows what he is doing. The install was quick and worked well. Will recommend him for any EV charger install.

Matt and his crew did an awesome job installing our first ever electric charger. He offered the…read morebest price -- and did an amazing job in a timely fashion. We have an old house and it was a complicated job. They handled everything perfectly. Photo below! Would 100% recommend to anyone!

This is a long overdue review for this amazing hotel…read more I've visited Tempe to attend the Innings Festival three times now. Each time staying at a different Marriott property: Aloft the first time, Westin the second time, and at this Residence Inn during my last visit. And I have to stay, this was probably my best stay. Location wise, this property is a couple of blocks away from the Westin. But still within walking distance to the Innings festival site. The nightly rate to stay at this property was also much lower in comparison to Westin and/or Aloft (at the time of booking). And being a Residence Inn, obviously breakfast is included in the rate. Anyway, the check in process during my stay was quick, and the staff was super friendly and hospitable. Actually, all the staff encounters I'd had during my stay were super pleasant. From offering me a bottle of water when I had purchased a pack of ibuprofen to just a simple hello and a smile as we're walking by the front desk. I don't think I've ever stayed at any Marriott property where the staff is just overall pleasant! During check in, I found out that my room had been upgraded. I had originally booked a room with two queen beds but got upgraded to a two bedrooms suite with a personal bathroom in each bedroom. The hotel room also had a little common area and a kitchenette. Awesome! The noise level at this hotel was pretty much on par with every other hotel I'd stayed in so I'm not complaining about that. I thought my bed was comfortable and I always had a good night sleep during my stay here. Breakfast foods are pretty much what you'd get at any other Residence Inn. You get your eggs, sausages, potatoes, juices, waffles, etc. And although the hotel was sold out during my stay (or so I was told), the line for breakfast never got too long. And although I didn't drive here, there's a parking garage (I think public parking garage) attached to the hotel and I believe it was only around $15/night to park there. So they weren't charging insane parking fees that hotels located in downtown anywhere typically charge. Would I stay here again in the future? Hells to the yes!

An amazing hotel, right down the street from the ASU Staduim. We had the room during the holidays,…read morewhich meant a quiet campus, and I can't speak on it when school is in session. A heated pool, an aggressive whirlpool and a pit with epic outdoor views. Close to the airport but not close enough to be annoying. That mountain with the giant "A" on it offers a nice view and hiking trails, across the street, behind the bus depot. Our 2 bed, sleeper sofa with the kitchenette slept 5 average adult sized people. The parking garage was easy to navigate and the staff accommodating.

After driving in from CA, I stopped here to charge up the car as it had the cheapest charging rate…read morein the Mesa area. It was very easy to get to from off of the 101. It was located in the parking lot of The Pavilions shopping mall. The surrounding area was clean when I was there. Some of the restaurants looked interesting, but I decided to just stay in my car as I already had plans to have lunch elsewhere.

Okay, so maybe it was glitchy when I returned, but I have moved since and now I am closer to the…read moreQueen Creek charging stations. I did try this station once again and everything worked perfectly fine!

I drove in from Southern California. My destination was Mesa, but I stopped here for a charge as…read morethe rate per kW was cheaper here. It was located pretty close to the 10 freeway on Elliot Rd in the large Groves Power Center parking lot. After plugging in, I walked over to the Walmart Supercenter to buy some stuff while I waited for the car to finish charging. There were 16 charging stalls, open to any EV vehicle with the NACS adaptor.