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„The hotel is a perfect place to stay very clean the staff was great. definitely stayed there again.“

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„The room was too dark, not enough lighting.“

„The hottub was a great way for us to end the day. Thank you.“

„Tolle Lage, neues und modernes Hotel!“

„A room with two so called “double beds” was sold for a family with a teenager. Thee persons had to sleep on two narrow beds, which of both is not considerably larger than a normal single bed.“

„Direkt im Zentrum, schöne Umgebung, leicht zu erreichen, sauber, schöne und große Zimmer.“

„My significant other and I stayed here for a birthday getaway and overall had a good experience. The hotel was nice, our room on the 8th floor was clean and had a great mountain view, and housekeeping did an excellent job. We also enjoyed the pool and the complimentary breakfast. The main issue was the check-in experience. After traveling five hours from out of state, the employee who checked us in came across as rude and unwelcoming. The heavy sighs and remarks made us feel uncomfortable. We ...

„Great place to stay“

„Sauberes Zimmer“

„Friendly staff, well located in Downtown Phoenix, excellent value for money esp. for the breakfast. On the downside: no curtains before the windows in the room resulting in zero privacy. Hence, other guests could directly peek into your room. There is a window shade which can be rolled down but then you feel "trapped" since it completely "darkens" the room. So either let other guests peek into your room or sit in the dark...“

„Great Place!“

„Our stay at Fairfield Inn was super lovely! The gentleman that checked us in was super friendly and made our experience in Phoenix much better. The staff were sweet, the breakfast was good, and the pools were really relaxing, some amenities were unavailable due to active construction, but that does not change how we feel about our stay this last week. We look forward to booking again in the future for any convention travels.“

„Great place to stay“