J G
Google
We stayed here for a quick overnight staycation and had mixed feelings. Upon arrival, we were greeted by valet who informed us that self parking was down the street, and we’d need to walk back to the hotel to check in. To be fair, the main self park lot appeared to be under construction during our stay, but it was still inconvenient. It would’ve been nice to check in quickly before having to move the car.
The rooms are nicely updated with large TVs, accent lighting, and spacious bathrooms. However, the sliding barn door style bathroom door was a baffling design choice. It offers minimal privacy, which is especially awkward for families. Whoever approved that probably doesn’t have kids.
The TV remote was missing when we arrived, so we had to call the front desk to get a replacement set up. Not the biggest deal, but come on..
Each room has a patio, which is a nice idea in theory, but they’re packed tightly together. If your neighbors are outside, expect little to no privacy, making the space essentially unusable.
The pool was a hit with the kids, especially the new slide, which was fast and fun even for adults. Unfortunately, the pool area was extremely dirty. We saw cups, cans, drinks, limes, napkins, and other unidentified items both floating in the water and piled along the edge. We even found dead cockroaches under the lounge chairs in the morning. It was a huge letdown for what’s supposed to be a 4 star hotel.
The in room coffee was terrible, so we went to Canyon Market for breakfast. Despite it not being busy, two of our food items were forgotten and no apology was offered. On top of that, one of the two lobby elevators was out of service.
Overall, while the renovations give the hotel an upscale appearance, several poor design choices, lack of attention to detail, and disappointing cleanliness, especially at the pool, make it hard to recommend. Sadly, even with the recent updates, this hotel feels past its prime. We likely won’t return.