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"This resort was tucked away outside of town in a more industrial area but was close to a freeway that connects to the city and basic shopping. The condo was well kept and plenty spacious for two, with basic items in the kitchen to allow for cooking instead of eating out (paper towels, soap, pans, utensils, etc.). The property was immaculate, well lit, and was next to a golf course. My only negative was the check-in- there were two sets of staff, one for the resort and another for upselling. The process was annoying, after traveling all day, who wants to be bombarded with a salesperson at the place that you expect to find rest?! If I knew ahead of time they would be there, I would have kindly said "no thanks" instead of wasting time listening to a pitch. I can imagine choosing the resort again in the future if circumstances were right, due to the cleanliness, access to freeways, and low cost, but the salespeople definitely left a sour taste in my mouth."

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"You get a lot for the price. Free breakfast, pool, very clean hotel and front desk staff very nice especially Peggy. The lobby is beautiful, they have an on-site market along with a bar/restaurant. They offer free water and coffee in lobby. Would definitely stay again!"

"Property was in the process of closing down the following week for a rebranding effort. It was in need of basic maintenance/repair, "breakfast" was marginal, carbo rich lacking any protein. Front desk personnel were mostly unfriendly and unhelpful. Expedia needs to do better due diligence before listing properties."

"breakfast was mundane same options every day and the hot selection was tepid not hot and very over cooked. the cold selection was standard continental type of fare parking was great never any issues finding a spot etc. staff were friendly and helpful "

"Wonderful space with nice fitness room, pool/deck, and secure entry including parking w/EV chargers."

"I booked this place because my husband was having surgery at Mayo Clinic and we needed an inexpensive ADA room, close to the hospital. The room was FILTHY DISGUSTING, to the point we did not walk barefoot at all. None of the doors closed properly. The bathroom was grimy and the towels were dingy and torn. Staff would not come clean the room (they only clean the rooms once every 2 weeks), give extra towels (they will charge you for extra), and I ended up having to do my best to clean the bathroom floor myself. We couldn’t move rooms because we were told that was the only walk-in shower available (necessary for my husband). The 3rd day we were there, there was a small cockroach in the bathroom. The internet went out halfway through our stay and stayed out with no update from staff for any estimated time of restoration. The air conditioner was stuck at “61”, but never cooled the room (necessary in Phoenix). We just had a fan blowing, basically. Then they had a crew of 2 guys who came to “clean” all AC units in the building. These 2 guys were very rude, and refused to change their schedule when I told them my husband would be in the room recovering, and could they come during a time he’s awake or out for a walk. The office staff doesn’t even open the office door until 9am, and the in-room phone didn’t work to call the office. This was the WORST experience I have ever had at a hotel. I will never return here and want a refund. This place was beyond filthy, and should be shut down!"

"David at the front desk was great making sure we had everything we needed."

"The property appeared to be more of a lived-in home than a dedicated rental, which made the experience feel a bit different from what we expected. The cleanliness and overall preparation could have been improved. A pack and play to be used for a child to sleep/play smelled like vomit from previous use. The outdoor spaces also seemed somewhat unkempt and would benefit from more regular upkeep. The pool and hot tub were dirty with sediment and trash that we cleaned ourselves upon arrival. I think the property may be meant for larger groups who want to stay on a budget."