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"I live in town but needed a place for proximity to an event early the next morning. Vib was very clean & comfortable. Rooms are modern & have everything you need. I didn’t have a chance to take advantage of the amenities but they had a pool table & bar downstairs, rooftop mentioned during check-in, & a fitness center."

"The pool area was great. It had like an oasis in the city all kinds of pretty flowers and plants clean comfortable. The whole place was was just great. Never went in the hot tub though, but we will be back if we go to Phoenix again thank you."

"Close to venue"

"good"

"The front desk staff was awful"

"It was great"

"We had a great stay at the AC Marriott in Tempe—our room was clean, modern, and very comfortable, and the overall hotel experience exceeded expectations. One of the highlights of our visit was the breakfast. The food was fresh, well-prepared, and had a great variety of options that felt a step above your typical hotel breakfast. Everything was consistently stocked and presented nicely, making it an enjoyable way to start the day. A special shoutout to Logan, who was absolutely phenomenal. He went above and beyond to make sure everything ran smoothly, kept the area spotless, and brought a positive, welcoming energy that really stood out. His attention to detail and friendly attitude made the breakfast experience even better. The only small hiccup came at the very end when we requested a one-hour late checkout. The front desk staff member we spoke with was a bit rude and came across as petty about the request. That said, we were still able to get a complimentary 30-minute extension, which we appreciated. Overall, a very positive stay, and we’d definitely come back."

"Destination fee is charged daily. Only valet at the hotel. Location was perfect for walking to ASU and area restaurants were easily accessible"

"We were very disappointed in our stay at the Tempe Suites. I will say that the room was immaculate but kinda sad in places. Cracked tiles, flooring in disrepair, a bottle of 3 in 1 soap dispenser on the floor of the shower. I had to contact (4 times from start to finish) the company in order to get the info to unlock the lockbox so we could get the key to get in. In the pre-check you have to take a picture of your license, front and back; a selfie with your license; a picture of your credit card (even after I had already given that info when I booked the place on Hotels.com. Crazy!! Parking was also a problem. Street parking in the area is limited to 2 hours and ended up parking around the block and paid $15 for overnight parking."