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    The Westin Tempe

    3.3 (78 reviews)
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    Rooftop pool, great view.
    Ginger R.

    Great for work, not great for families! I think the Westin lives up to its name, but I just so happened to take my children and husband on this trip for other family business the same weekend. It was difficult for us to use the restroom/shower with privacy considering the translucent glass doors were somewhat see-through. Because they didn't close fully and only slid shut , you could hear everything that was going on in the bathroom at all times. There was no restroom fan (unless it was broken). The silence was deafening. There's also a rooftop pool, but it's right next to their acclaimed rooftop bar, so it's not really a kid-friendly environment when adult drinkers are near. There wasn't a microwave for me to warm up our leftovers from the delicious restaurant around the corner, which was also kind of pricey, so I was disappointed that my food was pretty much wasted. The downs, stairs, restaurant and bar also get pretty crowded during dinner hours extra. There's also a lot of construction going on, which isn't the fault of the hotel, but it did not provide for a sound sleep. The hotel is very nice, close to a lot of places to go and things to see, but also very busy. If you're looking for something a little bit more relaxing this is not the spot.

    King Suite
    Ms. Lala L.

    I wish now could remember the name of the young woman that helped me on a Sunday late afternoon. I appreciate her patience, flexibility, and going above and beyond her role to meet my request as a titanium member. I finally felt appreciated for my status and therefore, this was the best summer work stay that I had after staying here many times. I usually choose the Residence Inn down the street, which is also amazing. The breakfast snacks, and store downstairs in the lobby makes this location very convenient because they have food, wine, alcohol, soda, waters, gifts, and breakfast items. This hotel is also conveniently located across the street from a CVS as well to pick up whatever you need or you can go to Chick-fil-A or First Watch for breakfast . The Westin has a very good restaurant and they do serve breakfast although I've never had it but the menu looks really good. Being located on the side of Mill, you have access to a bunch of restaurants and bars within walking distance and this is a hotel you don't need to rent a car unless you're going further within Arizona. They have a rooftop pool and it has different events which can be pretty fun, but it does close rather early. There's ample seating a big screen tv showcasing sports or golf and it has a Jacuzzi as well. You can say this hotel has the best views and sunset views in all of Tempe next to the Canopy around the corner. I would also say out of all Marriott's, the Westin have the best smelling toiletries, body wash, shampoo and conditioner. They do have the comfiest beds and I love how large and spacious their shower is. Westins are my favorite brand of hotel because of the robes and knowing that I can sleep well and receive a little small jasmine oil at my bedside to sleep well at night. Lastly, I'll say all this: this Westin front lobby staff have the best customer service, high level of patience, , and they are so willing to help you and always keep a smile on their faces. I have always had pleasant interactions with every staff member and I've been staying at this hotel or Residence Inn since they opened the last four years. I do love the consistency of Marriott and this is why I keep coming back. Thank you Tempe Westin Staff!

    Nightstand with lavender essential oil for sleep
    Ashley D.

    My overnight staycation at the Westin was really nice! The folks at the checkin counter were super friendly and I had mentioned I was looking forward to a quiet stay and reading in the room.. they offered suggestions on beautiful spots to bike to near the hotel that would be great for reading. The hotel offered several food / beverage credits at their various on site spots. The room was clean and the line of lotion / shampoo / body wash smells great! The added touch of lavender oil roll on next to the bed was surprising and super thoughtful. The only thing I would say was a bummer is that I was on the 15th floor and they had a party on the 18th rooftop pool until 11pm. You could totally hear the loud bass from the music as it blasted through the ceiling and rattled in my bathroom a bit. I would just be mindful of that next time so I could get some restful sleep, earlier.

    Jack C.

    Went for a one night staycation. I tried to check in online, and it's about 430pm but my room was not ready. The check-in time is supposed to be 4. That's the only disappointing part. Otherwise, everything else were pretty good. The property is new, so everything feels pretty good and clean. The bed is really nice, and actually has a thick comforter, which is great. Plenty of outlets and USB charging ports. TV is nice, window is clean and big. The bathroom vanity mirror is super nice too.

    Sunset view from corner mountain view room
    Maegan La Mamita M.

    Stayed here to visit ASU with my kid. The hotel was beautiful and the service was great. From the front desk staff to the restaurant, coffee shop and bar staff were all friendly. Got a corner mountain view room and it was large and really lovely. We had no issues with hot water or water pressure. The location might as well be on campus. The food at the main restaurant was very good as was the bar food on the roof. And the vouchers came in super handy. The rooftop can be a little bit of a scene at night especially with the dj but it's a college town and who can hate on young people having fun. I will stay here again if in town.

    Chad D.

    Rooms are really nice and beds are very comfortable. Restaurant portions are small but the food has a ton of flavor. Fish was cooked great, but my cut of Seabass wasn't amazing. Service was always pleasant and attentive. Beautiful hotel!

    Belly G.

    I stayed here between Feb 23 and 25 because Innings Fest was happening and this hotel was within walking distance of the festival grounds. Rates were on the high side when I had booked my room but this was expected due to Innings Fest happening. Overall, the rate was competitive in comparison to other hotels in the area. Even hotels that were on the lower end in comparison. Check in process was a bit underwhelming. The typical hospitality that you would expect from a Marriott property just wasn't there. The person who checked us in seemed to be more interested in his phone (what he was doing) and seemed annoyed to have to get off his phone to check us in. No smile, no small talks of 'how are you, what are you in town for?' None of that. But then again, maybe that's just how people are in Tempe. Thinking back, I can't recall getting a good service in all of the place I visited in Tempe except for one. There was another staff who was working the reception but he was a lot more pleasant and helpful when he was approached later on when I had asked for recommendations of places to go eat, so there's that. Upon check in, I did received a few coupons: $28/day that can be redeemed at Terra Kitchen or Skysill Lounge, coffee coupons, and margarita/mocktail coupon redeemable also at either Terra or Skysill. This was a plus and I made sure to take advantage of these coupons. Room was nice with two queen beds (I was traveling with a friend). Walk in shower was super slippery but they do provide a little rubber mat that you can stick on the floor. Shower is spacious with a rainfall showerhead that can be diverted to the handheld; all made by Kohler for Westin. Water pressure is pretty low but it didn't bother me. Toilet is DXV brand which is American Standards' high-end line so they are trying to keep the luxurious image here. All in all, I really have no complaints with the room. I didn't use the valet since I ubered here from the airport. But parking option seems to be valet only, which is expected from a hotel that's located downtown. The worst part of staying here? I had left two chargers in my hotel room after checking out. I had called less than 24 hours later to see if they had found it or if they could check if they are still in the room (assuming the room hadn't been given out to another guest). I called a total of 4 times within 48 hours of checking out, each time speaking to a different person and each time they asked me for a good phone number to call back so they could check and then call me to let you know. However, nobody ever followed up. Not one person. I gave up and just bought new chargers. And before you give me crap about wanting my charger backs, I'm talking about chargers that cost $75 each, so they're not exactly cheap. Would I stay here again? Sure due to the proximity of the hotel to Innings Fest. But I would definitely lower my expectations for good service by a lot.

    broken loophole on bathrobe

    I don't normally leave reviews, but this was such a bad experience, I had to. I stayed at the Westin Tempe (Arizona) in February for a business trip. During my 3-night stay, I had several bad experiences with my room, none of which were ever resolved after several attempts to contact the hotel. Photos are attached as well. Upon checking into the room, I found dirty tongs placed on top of the ice bucket. It looked as though these had been used to handle food. Then, I tried to order room service via the QR code on the nightstand. After going all the way through checkout, I received an error message (photo attached). So, I tried to use the phone in my room to call down to the front desk. That's when I discovered the phone wasn't working. I checked the wires to make sure it was connected and although it was, the phone still wouldn't work. Photos attached. I called front desk from my cell phone and after explaining the technical issue ordering the food on the website I was told the hotel was not offering room service because they didn't have enough staff to allow for it. The pickup option however was also not working on the website. So, then why as a hotel would you mislead guests by offering the QR code in each room? I asked if I could place a pickup order through her and she placed me on hold, and forwarded me to the restaurant which never answered my call. When I went to put on the robe, I noticed one of the loopholes was broken. Lastly, on the second night of my stay, the majority of the lights in the room randomly stopped working. I tested multiple switches several times and had no luck. Yelp won't allow me to upload the video as it's more than 12 seconds, but I submitted this along with photo evidence to their customer service as well. For this being a 4 star hotel, I believe all of these instances happening in one stay was unacceptable and it was really unfortunate because I was hoping my experience would be different. Additionally, the customer service experience was terrible. I sent multiple emails following up and was told someone from the hotel would reach out to me, but I never received any response. I will not be staying here again. This is such a cool area of Arizona with so much to do around, but with this experience, I would definitely recommend spending your money elsewhere.

    Kristi K.

    The staff were amazing! The rooms were clean, the beds very comfortable. The skysill rooftop bar has beautiful views and the environment was fun to watch the football game! We visited Tempe for my mother's birthday and went to the Garden botanical garden. Beautiful must see if in the area

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    The showers are flat out dangerous . Use the mat . So slippery. Three of my colleagues reported almost falling

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    Let me begin by saying planning a wedding is a strange experience unlike anything I've ever done…read more (Hopefully) you only do it once and so it's generally not something you come into well practiced. That said it's easy to let hubris kick in and think "throw a big party... how hard could that be? Maybe I'll do it myself"... DON'T. Of all the investments you will make into your wedding the choice of hiring a wedding planner might be the most important. Stranger yet is that you need to make this choice up front, but the true value is back-end loaded as you get closer to the event. Be patient. When you are feeling the pressure of pulling off one of the most important events of your lifetime and ensuring your 150 person guest list has an amazing time and that a venue you've never been to before beyond the tour is everything you wanted and more on the day, in your pictures, and in your memories, Bloom and Blueprint will be there. Casey was an absolute joy to work with. Up front she put in the work to help put us in contact with prospective vendors, give us guidance on the process, do some budget planning, and get some input on what we were looking for and generally give us an overview of what to expect along the way. She adjusted her style to ours letting us be as involved as we wanted to be and also present for anything we needed when we had questions. The truly heavy lifting started about 3-4 months out from the wedding date as the design meetings came about and it was time to start putting together a show-flow. If we had been left to do any of the design ourselves it would likely have been nice, but what Maggie and her team did was nothing short of stunning, and would have been impossible for us to come up with even with years to plan. We and our guests loved how original, fun, elevated, and high quality the decorations and florals were. We had a 14 hour day of ceremony, lunch, cocktail hour, dinner, and reception. Our requests were that we wanted it to feel effortless and unhurried to us and our guests. We wanted time to eat the food, drink the drinks, dance, and actually hang out with our guests. We didn't want to be ushered from place to place to check all the wedding boxes, we just wanted to have a good time on our wedding day with our favorite people. Casey organized everything in such a way that it felt seamless. Organizing the many vendors, working with the venue and advocating on our behalf, making sure none of the little details went overlooked and fighting any fires that come up to reduce the stress of the last minute unwelcome surprises. A story to highlight this was that one of our linens for the table coverings had become a central template for our program designs and seating chart etc. On the Thursday before our Saturday Wedding Casey and Maggie discovered that the linens were stuck in Chicago and were at risk of not arriving on time. Casey spent hours visiting other linen stores around AZ to find an alternate vendor, but the linens were proprietary to the original shop. In order to make sure their problem did not become our problem, Casey called me with a solution: they'd swap the tables and then do a custom wrap on the tables with the print. It turned out better and more impressive than if the linens had arrived as planned and there were no surprise expenses. We could not be happier with the way our wedding turned out and it is thanks in large part to Casey and Maggie.

    We worked with Bloom and Blueprint for our wedding and originally booked them for partial planning,…read morebut we quickly upgraded to full planning after realizing how incredible Casey was! We were anxious about the price, but it was absolutely worth it to have the details taken care of for you. From start to finish, she went above and beyond to make sure every detail was perfect. Casey is extremely thorough, communicates clearly, and takes all the stress out of the process. Our wedding weekend was such a success thanks to her dedication and hard work -- she truly made us feel like we were the only couple that mattered that weekend. Her knowledge of South Asian multicultural weddings was impressive (honestly, she knew more than I did!). We couldn't have asked for a better planner and can't recommend Casey and Bloom and Blueprint enough!

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