This is a cheap hotel. It is not quite a no-tell motel, but it's close. Don't expect any luxuries. The pool looks fine. I didn't try the breakfast. Still, this is no luxury hotel. It is what you would expect. For a hotel in it's class, this is probably above par. You could do a lot worse. more

1 night. good location next to the freeway. Could use better beds. Not a place I would spend any amount of time at. more

looks like it was recently renovated. Room was clean and comfortable but no bells and whistles. No coffeemaker, iron, but take some of the money you saved and go to Circle K for coffee and pick up a $7 iron at WalMart. Need a safe clean comfortable place to rest your head and shower? This is it. more

The hotel is fine if you are trying to save money. We had the King Business Room. It was clean and a pretty decent size. With the business room you get free WIFI. It is a pretty basic room though. You need to bring all of your own toiletries (I always do but if you don't, you need to here.)... more

We stayed at this redecorated Red Roof Inn during the hottest part of a Phoenix summer (113 degrees). The the AC worked great, even though the pool was a little on the warm side, even at night. Our room was clean, spacious, and had a microwave & fridge. The bed was comfy & restaurants were nearby. The new manager at... more

We stayed at RR North on April 11 for 2 nights, I have stayed in other RR hotels in other states but this time I think it was a room that it was not bad so but nice is not also the adjetive to describe it, clean? Yes, it was... but that smelly athmosphere was uncomfortable even for the kids... more

We stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Phoenix in March of 2006 and ended up moving to another hotel after one night. While the price was right, $65 during the very busy baseball Spring Training/Spring Break time, the hotel was average. There were very few ammenities and we had a lot of problems with our air conditioning, which can... more