Very nice and clean. Helpful, friendly staff. Our room was fresh and seemed to have been recently renovated. Great variety at breakfast. Wireless internet worked well. Although we didn't cook, the kitchen seemed well-appointed, including a list for you to fill out if you wanted them to do any grocery shopping for you. Very nice touch!
Not near any of the nice attractions of the Phoenix/Tempe area, but very easy to get to if you have a car. We would definitely stay here again if in town under similar circumstances.

We came out to AZ with my brother who participated in the Tempe Ironman. This hotel a decent, no frills hotel. There were two bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, and living room area. It appeared clean enough, but could probably use a deep cleaning. We travelled with a 9 month old and didn't feel comfortable letting her crawl around on the carpet. The kitchen is stocked with dishwear, utensils, basic kitchen appliances. There is also an onsite laundry mat. This hotel was in a great location. It was about 15 mins from the airport and about 10 mins from the Ironman site. There are restaurants located walking distance from the hotel and a mall just across the street. There was also a CVS in the next parking lot. That was really convenient for picking up extra diapers, water, and snacks for the room. I would recommend this hotel to a family looking for a basic hotel with kitchen. But it's nothing special.

This is perhaps the most professional, friendly, helpful and efficient front desk team I have ever dealt with in several years of business travel. The grocery shopping is done properly, the hotel bills are always correct, requests are dealt with in a proactive and considerate and prompt way. This makes all the difference in any hotel stay. They made the room and groceries convienent; they recognize me when I come in; they already see that I will be coming back and want to make sure things are going smoothly. Jeff the manager deserves a lot of praise from Marriott.
The rooms are spacious, they are a bit tired but renovations are planned shortly. However, I don't view that as a plus since the "New" Residence Inn brand format for furniture, which I have seen far too much of, is very uncomfortable.
Internet free and functional, it didn't drop.

This place feels more like a cheap apartment complex than a Marriott hotel. I've stayed at a Residence Inn elsewhere and it was very nice so maybe I was expecting too much? I have stayed at a Townplace Suites which I thought was supposed to be lower on the Marriott scale and it was much nicer.

The rooms were clean but just shabby. All the caulking in the bathroom was old and showing gaps. Also, the light switches all had black gunk on them showing they aren't regularly clean. A lot of the outlet covers were the same. There was also a family of dust bunnies living in the AC vents- you could see there was effort to clean the exterior but not go very deep. The bathroom vanity looked like it had been there a long time. There were multiple spots in the ceiling where the upstairs must've leaked and they did a poor job of fixing it. For the price, I might've been able to forgive a lot of this but the doors of the adjacent units slam so hard that it feels like your own door was slammed shut. I think someone in a neighboring unit must've left every day around 5:30 because I was startled awake everyday at that time and I am NOT an early riser. Also, I did not feel very safe. There is no fence around the property so if you are on the first floor there is nothing stopping anyone on the sidewalk from walking up to your window. There are also blind spots in the entry way where someone could hide- they should have mirrors. I thought the pool was okay.

In all, I was very disappointed. I've stayed at multiple Homewood Suites by Hilton and they are far and away much better and in the same price range. From now on, I will stick to Hilton properties- they have not disappointed me yet, unlike Marriott.