SpringHill suites was amazingly quiet for a hotel near a major university and under the flight path from the airport. Even though we ended up being there on homecoming weekend, the hotel's policy of no alcohol on the property certainly contributed to lack of loud parties.
More than that, I always had the feeling that they were monitoring the
hotel very well. The room was well furnished and the in-room coffee maker and small refrigerator were convenient, but probably not necessary given the breakfast served in the lounge each day. The only draw back was the lack of a restaurant and bar because the hotel is several miles from the area where most restaurants are located. This would not be a convenient location for someone visiting ASU but not having a car--the hotel provides a shuttle, but that really can't take
everyone to diverse locations.

My husband and I stayed in a king size suite. It was very comfortable. There was a sink, microwave, and refrigerator in the living room area with a work desk. We had a sofa and chair and a coffetable. There was a sink outside the shower and toilet area. We were in the path of the airport. But we did not hear the airplanes until the morning. Our only complaint were that the sheets kept popping off all night. Which was a bid bothersome. Breakfast was good. Lots of hot and cold choices. There was also free use of the computer in the dining area. There was always fresh fruit to eat in the lobby. The front desk was so very helpful. They gave out maps and helped find places we needed to go. Quick check in and check out. We would stay here again.

We stayed here for Ironman Arizona in 2007. The hotel itself is not the nicest place I've ever stayed at. But the staff and the service make up for all of that. The hotel took care of all the athletes by providing "to-go" bags of breakfast early the morning of the race (water and fruit.) They shuttled us to and from the race site all weekend, and they shuttled my family to and from the race all day Sunday. They are about a mile from the race site and are almost on the run course. I would highly recommend this hotel for anyone competing in IM-Arizona, especially for the price, and I would also recommend the hotel for anyone staying in this area of town.

After an extensive search and reading dozens of reviews for lodging on our recent trip to the southwest, we decided to stay at Springhill Suites for our first night on the road. Surprised by its close proximity to the airport, we were a little concerned when we first arrived. Turned out to be unfounded!
The rooms are wonderful, large and well laid out. We had a double queen room and the beds were actually queen size, compared to others we've booked in the past. The bathroom was very roomy with a well-lit tub/shower with curved shower bar. Nice amenities to boot! Counter was spacious as well.

Everything was extremely clean. The beds were very comfortable; cushy with extra pillows...didn't want to get out in the morning. Unlike most hotel beds, it didn't feel like hundreds of guests had stayed in them, very plush, fresh and crisp! The complimentary breakfast left nothing to be desired with a multitude of hot and cold choices! Juice wasn't watered down as in most chains. Chek-in and out was easy and without a hitch.

We are very choicy when it comes to accomodations. We don't like to pay a lot, especially for a one night stay, but always look for something that will live up to our expectations. This hotel did in a big way! We even tried to get a reservation here our last night before flying out but couldn't get a room because of the Ironman competition. Would rate this one of the best hotels we have stayed at in the last several years and recommend it highly to any traveller.
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