Super cool event on Valentine's Day with the Phx Warehouse Project and Relentless Beats called LaLa…read moreLand. The music was awesome and overall I had a great time, I would have given 5 stars if everything was cool, except not everything was cool. Main issue I have with the venue is lack of restrooms for that many people. There has to be more access to restrooms with people drinking and dancing and partying. The line for both inside and outside toilets was insane... I heard so many people commenting about the situation. Maybe next time, more porta potties outside so 1) there are more options and less lines, and 2) the ones that are available aren't so disgusting. I've used many porta johns at many festivals, for this size venue the 3 they had outside (without leaving the show) were gross. I literally could not touch anything in there. Just hover and pee. They had 2 more when you leave but there were no ins/outs so those weren't an option. This can be done better, I know cause I've been to places where taking care of peoples basic needs are more attended to. Anyway, otherwise great time. Music & sound were on point and the lasers were so cool. #ilovelazers

I checked out Warehouse 215 on a Friday evening for Candlelight Queen. Located on the outskirts of…read moredowntown, I Uber'd there but did notice that they have a parking lot. Warehouse 215 is a nice venue. While I don't know a ton about what types of events they host outside of the one I attended, they had portable chairs set up surrounding the performance. Not the most comfortable chairs but bearable for the hour performance. There's exposed wood on the ceiling which adds to the aesthetic. During the event I attended, there were bars both inside the main area and out (no food though) as well as bathrooms both inside the main area and out. After buying an adult beverage, I accidentally left my credit card at the bar. When I realized it a few minutes later, the bartender was waiting for me with my card. Crisis averted! Overall, pretty nice venue.

I attended a private event at Desert Foothills recently and found it to be one of the coolest…read moreexperiences of my life! Attending a vendor conference in the Phoenix-area, the last night of the conference was a private party on the Desert Foothills grounds. While Phoenix was suffering through an unseasonably cold winter, the amenities of Desert Foothills didn't dampen anyone's spirits in the slightest. From the retro, ranch-like "Welcome" sign, to the warm and welcoming firepits and patio heaters spread generously throughout the grounds, the venue had everything you could ask for in an open air space. Burros wearing cooler saddles entertained--and refreshed--the attendees, and clever miniature buckets containing everything you needed to make s'mores were nice touches. If you did get too cold, the barn area was very warm and toasty, with an impressive light display and plenty of room for dining, mingling, and a live musical performance (one that, with superior sound and speakers throughout the venue, you could hear clearly no matter where you were). Again, everything was top-notch and I'm jealous of anyone that hosts their event here in the future! In the end, I'm really disappointed that I don't live in the Phoenix area as I would love to host or attend more events here.

Staff was great, the walk is a bit much... maybe giving guests rides in and out can be part of a…read morepackage ? We did appreciate the valet though!

It's expensive. Yes. But a very nice trendy boutique hotel. Great showers! Loved the hair and body…read moreproducts. Comfy beds. Good restaurant and bar. Great artwork for sale throughout the building and all hotel rooms. Safe in room for valuables. One shocking downfall was the pool. It's nice! But it's so dang cold it's like an ice bath. Not heated. Didn't think it'd be colder than a PNW lake. We were the only two brave enough to dip in and out super fast. Would happily stay again.

The staff: I found them to be accommodating, but not very sympathetic or apologetic when things…read morewent wrong.... Even a bit snooty. The good: Recently, Beautifully redecorated older hotel. Cool looking lobby nice artwork Nice bar area and cafe Nice showers in rooms Downstairs hallways were comfortably climate controlled The bad: Hallways on the room floors were a bit hot..if they were air conditioned, it wasnt working WATER/SNACKS are not available after bar and cafe close (around 9 is on weekday). If you want it, youll have to walk down the street a few blocks. EXPENSIVE: At first I thought their room rates were quite reasonable but upon checking in I ended up paying half as much again just for parking! PARKING: I scanned the QR code for parking immediately entered my info but failed to notice that i didn't receive a confirmation. Apparently something went wrong). 45 minutes later my car was booted and had to pay $220 to get it off! Be careful, whomever controls the parking is aggressive. there must be someone lurking there 24/7 waiting for the chance to get you! MECHANICALS: Looks like they spent a lot of money on aesthetics but not the mechanicals like air conditioning units. Couldnt sleep because my unit was 82 degrees at 10:00 pm so had repack and change rooms.

DO NOT STAY HERE IF YOU HAVE BLONDE HAIR! I have been…read moreblonde for seven years and my hair has never turned green from any pool chlorine or salt water. My hair is still green a week later, my hair dresser can't even fix it . RUINED MY $1200 BRAND NEW EXTENSIONS!!!! Pictures don't even do it justice. and all they did to comp us for this was free breakfast.

The Camby, Autograph Collection in Phoenix is a stylish, modern hotel. The lobby and common areas…read moreare beautifully designed and very fragrant, which might be a bit much if you're sensitive to strong scents. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and everything is well maintained. Staff throughout the hotel were friendly and helpful. The on-site store was convenient but a bit pricey. My friends mentioned that the coffee was not the best.

This is a no-frills Hyatt property, but if you aren't there for luxury, it's a good option…read more Pros: Location: Three music venues, stadiums, shopping, and dining are right out the door Area feels safe Clean Breakfast buffet is affordable Onsite restaurant is tasty Rooms are appointed very nicely Cons: Breakfast hours are more limited than I'm used to No room service No pool Parking is whack. It's an outsourced parking garage off property, and valet was closed due to being overwhelmed when we arrived Ice machines are strange and hard to work No fans in the bathroom!

I stayed at Hyatt Place while attending a conference in downtown Phoenix…read more The lobby and rooms were spacious and clean. In the room, I liked how there is a "sectioned off" area with couches. I appreciated how the long mirror and walls had several hangers which were really convenient. There was a water and ice machine on my floor but it was sadly out of service. Rooms are cleaned every other day by default. The only downside to my experience is that they only do check ins after 4pm. I was placed on a waitlist to see if I could check in earlier but it didn't really make a difference. I don't think I've been at other hotels with these policies before and I would have reconsidered my hotel options had I have know earlier. They do have a bag check service. There is valet parking for sure and I believe there may be self parking as well. The lobby has several computers and several couches/tables as well as restaurant/mini store area.

This experience starts with a 3D movie about the migration of monarch butterflies, then a stop in…read morethe Emergence Gallery, where you can see caterpillars and chrysalis (aka cocoons). From there, visitors can access the Conservatory through the doors. Though a bit humid, it is such a magical environment with concrete pathways, a few seats, a koi pond, and lots of greenery. Various plants creating a beautiful setting, including flamingo flower, panama rose, purple heart, and sandpiper vine. And informative signs are posted throughout, educating visitors about the conservatory and butterfly care. Visitors are given a butterfly guide in the beginning, but some of the butterflies fluttered their wings so quickly nonstop, it was sometimes hard to identify. The big blue one (blue morpho, I believe) looked like a bird as it soared in and out of the plants and overhead. There were so many butterflies in the air, on the leaves and flowers, they even had signs noting how you could get them to land on you as well. The random music in the background wasn't too loud. At some point, the Harry Potter theme song came on, and what an enchanting vibe in the conservatory! They had bees in there too (behind glass). Once you exit the butterfly conservatory, there was much more to see. The Rainforest reptile gallery included awesome turtles (like the mata mata turtle camouflaged with the rocks), snakes, and even amazing axolotls on display. And the Tropical Waters room was delightful to view, with fish, stingrays, and more. There was also a gift shop, cafe, and vending machine selling edible bugs. Butterfly Wonderland is great for all ages, and I had such a memorable time here this past weekend.

The butterfly part is neat, here is what I have a problem with:…read moreMy daughter and I left incredibly depressed after seeing all of the lizards, birds, and snakes in teeny tiny cages, some of them completely alone. Imagine not ever in your life being able to stretch out your body...that is what many of the animals in this place go through. We felt physically sick. They don't even let the moths go out with the butterflies since they hide during the day, also very sad. As beautiful as the butterflies were, we left extremely sad. Our visit was over a week ago and we still talk about it. Do better or release these animals that deserve a good life.

Visited here last night for 4 July, and it was so amazing to see fireworks from the rooftop. Alyssa…read morecreated some really cool red white and blue drinks and they were delicious so creative! Great vibes all around

If I could I would give it no stars. This place charges extra fees for liquor and wine without…read moretelling you until you get the bill. It is NOT an AZ law fee. We paid over $60 for 3 drinks, super ridiculous. Will NEVER be coming back. The waitress spilled drinks on me and didn't even comp out anything as a courtesy. Super disappointed as this used to be one of my favorite places in DT PHX.

Wow! What a cool place!! I attended a private event at this place, much better then a boring hotel…read morebanquet room for sure. The cars on display are amazing, the paint job on that Dodge Challenger .. you have to see in person to really appreciate it. The neon signs and decor really make this place special. The staff that assisted with the event were friendly and accommodating. I would recommend for parties & events.

Visited during Cars and Coffee. Excellent establishment. Loved the variety of cars and people that…read morelove them!

You can stop looking - The Legacy Ballroom is the ideal space you for your special event! I…read morerecently planned a youth sports end of season banquet there, have attended a charity event there and attended a bar/bat mitzvah there. The space transforms however needed with the magic of Lyndsay, the Venue & Sales Director. I spent years in the event industry and Lyndsay is an absolute professional! She listens to your vision and helps make it happen, all within your budget! Her recommendations were spot on and no detail was overlooked. If they have your date available - book it - and if they don't, change your date because The Legacy Ballroom is the right space for any occasion!

This venue is a hidden gem in Phoenix/Scottsdale/Paradise Valley! I have hosted our high school…read moreannual banquet at Legacy for two years in a row, and both times it has totally exceeded my expectations, turning out beautiful, organized and perfect in every way. Lyndsay is the best venue manager you can find. She and her team (Alex, Eric, Happy and Miguel!) are professional, sweet, hard-working and genuinely care about every aspect of the event. Lyndsay is a delight! She has a beautiful vision while being considerate of budget. I highly recommend and hope to return for future events!

This is an Empty Event space There are no amenities for the…read morebride and groom and their party within the building but a walk through the parking lot to the office. There isn't even a vanity with lights for make up and hair. It's also a smallish office too. The Bathrooms are house in the BEST COOLED trailers not the building . The space itself is HUGE. Sadly the AC had trouble keeping everyone cool. Their onsite DJ didn't manage a cavernous building without carpeting/walls or anything that absorbs sound. He just kept turning the sound up That said As long as you know ALL you get is a big room. EVERYTHING must be brought in. EVERYTHING Don't count on anything being built or added before your event.

Cool place, but the acoustics inside is downright awful. Nothing but hard surfaces. If you are…read moregoing to have a PA system or music it sounds terrible and whoever is speaking sounds like they are speaking a foreign language. Not recommended.