Stayed here for four nights on business. Decent room with a nice little kitchenette and the best stops there. The shower head shoots out seven (yes I counted them) streams of high pressure water. You are forced to move around the shower to get all of your parts clean. Yea I know that was not a pretty picture....anyway. The hotel has no WiFi, you are forced to be tethered by a cat V cable on the desk The front desk closes at 11p.m. so if you need anything from them your out of luck. On to the air conditioner. When you doze off in peaceful slumber the air con will automatically turn off. You have move around the room for the auto shut off to recognize your existence. No moving, no air conditioner.

Not being completely negative, the hotel is in a great location. Very near the SIerra Vista Mall and several restaurants, grocery stores, etc.

Wish I would have stayed at the Holiday Inn Express!

We spent 2 nights at the Candlewood Suites. Extended family: grandma and grandpa, mamma and papa, small child and dog. We had two rooms: one regular room and a suite. Grandparents and dog in regular room; parents and small child in the suite. This is an extended stay hotel so the rooms were very well equipped. The suite had a small kitchenette (full fridge, microwave, sink and 2 burner stove) and everything you would need to live there for a while--ironing board, dishes, plates, laundry basket, extra blankets etc. The living room area had a fold-out sofa, an an armchair. There was also a small table that doubled as a desk. Bedroom had vanity, dresser and king size bed. Both rooms had large tvs. The regular room also had a small kitchenette, desk area and arm chair, in addition to the bed. They don't offer breakfast, but there is a small store on site that offers a variety of snacks and food, including items such as milk and microwave burritos, cereal, ice cream etc. They also have a laundry room and gym. Not sure if there is a pool or not. Maid service is only once a week, but you can ask for new linens if you need them in the interim. When you are traveling with a small child, cleanliness is important, since the kid will be crawling around on the floor, etc., and the room was quite clean. The rooms were also very quiet; we were on the third floor so no one was on top of us, but we didn't hear anything from either side either. The staff was quite friendly. We had made our reservations via travelocity and we arrived there was a problem with the booking, but the manager did find space for us, but we weren't able to resolve the pricing until after we left. It's not the cheapest hotel in Sierra Vista--I think most of the other patrons were on TDYs of some kind or another, so either Uncle Sam or a business was paying the bills, but if you want a nice set-up from which to sally forth to see the sights of Cochise County, then I would recommend this hotel highly. Particularly if you have a small child or are traveling with a pet. Oh, one caveat--they don't have Wifi. They have ethernet, but you have to ask the desk for a cable.

This is a perfect hotel and best suited for an extended stay. The suite has a good sized bedrooms and living area. The fully fitted kitchen area makes it very easy to dine in and affords an excellent alternative to restaurants and fast food delivery. Avoid the coffee (served downstairs) but help yourself to the free coffee packs and use the coffee maker in the suite.

There is food available (again downstairs) in a small shop area, using the honour system they trust you to pay, a delightful change when compared to most establishments.

The staff are all very friendly and very helpful.

The only downside is that the rooms are only serviced once a week, but good value for money.

I needed to stay for 3 weeks while I waited for escrow to close on my house. The staff was wonderful and accomodating. They made me feel as though I were already at home.