This hotel is listed as a boutique hotel only because most of the rooms are not fit to rent.
The restaurant is closed. Pool is really cold. Does not have a fitness room.
Do not take family! They do not state that there are bad nude pictures on the ceilings and wall in lobby, in room and in all the hallways. I do not think any of the hotel sites have ever been there. Hotwire really blew it this time. They could not have ever checked this out. The staff even stated that they wish they would tell the truth on the sites so people would quit hollering at them.

There is no place in this hotel where you could take a family-friendly photo

I checked into this weird hotel, walked in my room, turned around, and checked out. I have never been in a worse hotel. The rooms are furnished with the original 1960's furniture- and it was bad then. There is NO WAY this hotel is anywhere near a three star. Women traveling alone- DON'T STAY HERE! The entire hotel looks like the set of an X-rated movie.

This hotel was basically a barely renovated holiday inn. All they did was put some new wallpaper and artwork all over to make it "hip" I guess. I personally enjoy staying at hip and out of the ordinary places but this was a little creepy. Very dark lobby and equally dark room. There was free wifi but I couldn't get the damn thing to work. I stayed there because it was cheaper than most of the other hotels in Pheonix, but I have stayed at the Holiday Inn Express in the past and that was much better than this hotel.

Take a 1960's hotel, hang up lots of paintings, decorate the lobby like a bordello and you have this hotel. Artsy, yes, but it's a veneer that just doesn't work.

It's a dated, dark, dreary place to stay. No lounge, bar or restaurant. I just wanted to sleep there and leave. Not a place you want to hang around in.

If you're a SOHO/Greenwich Village/Punk rocker wannabe, go. If you're a business traveller or a family, there's better places to stay.

If you travel with kids, be forewarned, lots and lots of explicit nude paintings all over the place.

Also be forewarned of a $3.00/night "resort fee." What resort?