I have been commuting from Phoenix for work since the last week in November, 2012. Every week since, I have stayed at the RedRoof inn and I have been thoroughly impressed with Graham. He is always pleasant and helpful. Alyssa is also always very helpful. These two make me feel welcome and are attentive to making sure it is comfortable for all the guests. I have come to visit with others that stay there multiple days and they too appreciate the way we are treated. It is somewhat unpleasant having to live in a hotel, but I have come to really feel "at-home" when I get back there for my work-week. Highly recommended

I decided to come down to Tucson to celebrate New Years with all my college friends. I decided to stay at the Red Roof Inn North because of its great value and being close to the freeway.

When I first arrived, I was greeted by Mandy and Graham and they were extremely helpful and accommodating! I originally booked a double but found the bed to be a bit small for my taste, add the fact i didnt need two beds when i was alone, so i asked them if it was possible for me to upgrade my room and they were completely willing to help me out. i ended up stsying in the premium king room and I was so pleased! I've never slept in such a huge comfy bed in my life!

I felt completely safe, which is huge since I am a female staying alone.

Other notes, they have free coffee in the lounge and they don't have free breakfast but you get a 10% discount at Denny's, so that was kind of awesome because I love deals ^_^

Overall, I had a great experience and the next time I find myself in Tucson, ill definitely be staying there again. =]

We stayed three nights at premium kingbed room. The room was tidy and in general value for the price we paid. But even if we got a room on the west side of the building, there was a railway crossing near by and all trains did whistle before the crossing day and night. Also our fridge was broken and freezed our drinks and fruits. We asked the staff to get it fixed after one coke cand explosed into fridge, but they only cleaned it without fixing the problem. We had also constantly problems with WiFi, because the connection got lost several times in hour.

Anyways a bed was good and TV was flat screen and new. Due to price level we were not complete disapointed to the hotel.

Our first few days (of 8 nights) were fine. No problems at all, except when the elevator door decided to close as I was exiting just after it opened. I have a nice bruise on my arm from that! The room had some cobwebs in the corners, but that's not awful. Then, on day 3, the toilet overflowed. Called the front desk and the maintenance guy showed up with a very short plunger. It was broken... they only have one??? I had turned off the water to the toilet, so it wouldn't flood too much. He thanked me for that, cleared the blockage, and then had to leave to get some towels to clean up the water. He returned shortly, cleaned it up, and took all the towels with him. The carpet outside the bathroom was soaked, as was the carpet on the other side of the wall, by the bed. When the maid came, she took the wet pillow (it had been tossed of the bed during the night), but had not replaced it. Oh well. We could deal with that. Day 4 the elevator wasn't working (we're on the 3rd floor). Ugh. But it was fixed by the evening. Carpet still wet. Day 5 we used up all the coffee and tea in the room in the morning. Also, emptied the toilet paper just before leaving. There was no extra roll. When we returned in the evening, the tea and coffee and "condiments" were not replaced. The toilet paper was back in stock. Cobwebs still in place. I went to the desk to get some tea and coffee, and had to use the stairs as the elevator was once again not functioning. There were a few people requesting different rooms. Not sure why. We have 2 more nights here. Hoping the rest of the stay is ok. Will definitely let the front desk staff know of our disappointment in the housekeeping.