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"Yes"

"Parking was great and safe. Pool was very good. Reasonable rates. Restaurant across the street."

"The floor in my room hadn’t been mopped in a while. The “free breakfast” was non existent. But the staff was friendly and accommodating "

"Honestly, it was just okay. The room was clean, so there's that. But the overall experience left a lot to be desired. The front desk staff wasn't exactly warm — I asked to have my Bonvoy number added and got what felt like an eye roll. It never ended up on my account either, so that was annoying. There was also a door being repaired during my stay, which wasn't a huge deal but definitely added to the "not quite together" vibe of the property. Breakfast was the lowlight. Slow service, and I was actually told not to wait at the counter... that someone would bring my hot meal to me. Spoiler: they didn't. I got up and grabbed it myself."

"Charged $75 for a dog fee and $20 a day for parking. There were other extra fees added to the bill at the end as well. "

"Breakfast delicious "

"We loved this place. It was perfect for our visit to Tucson. It’s a beautiful example of the local bungalows in the university district and is easy walking distance to all the hip strips. It was clean and well equipped for a comfortable stay. Highly recommended."

"Nice stay "

"The room was clean, but incredibly small as we struggled to find space for our luggage. Staff was friendly and helpful. Parking was an extra cost ($37 per night plus tips for valets), but allowed unlimited in and out privledges. We were a little frustrated with the pool as there was no key required to get in. Many university students came in to enjoy the pool and rooftop and there originally wasn't any space/chairs for us as paying guest. The bartender continued to let them in and out of the pool and restaurant. This was frustrating given what we paid to stay. The location was right next to campus, so local restaurants and bars were often packed with students. We ended up driving downtown or elsewhere to dine. "