Good experience and nice breakfast…read more Little snack bar is price gouging with soda costing $4.00 for a 20oz plastic bottle.

It was very clean. Front people were nice and attentive. I'd have to say breakfast was pretty darn…read moregood!

Stayed here many times and with the hotel being newly renovated, I was pretty impressed with how…read morethe rooms looked. My bed was very comfortable and the room stayed cool during the hot summer days. Only bad part was the complementary breakfast and yes, I know it's complementary was absolutely horrible. Seemed to be great choices, but the food was just not good at all. Pools of water in the eggs, gravy that was basically a sausage clump soup, im sure Hampton inn doesn't expect their breakfast to be like that. But due to the rooms and the location with all the great restaurants around, I would stay here again.

Two-night stay for 3 adults. Room was clean when we arrived, the staff was friendly, but we had…read moresome issues with room service. They never came to clean the room or make up the beds on day 2, and since we used points, we were supposed to receive complimentary snacks/drinks. These items were there when we arrived, but never got refilled. Our room also included a buffet breakfast which is served off the lobby in the "Breakfast Area". On our visit, there were a lot of football fans staying here, as it's fairly close to the Cardinals' stadium. Overall, it was a decent place, and we would stay here again, but not happy with the service this time.

Found this hotel after a horrible experience at another hotel ( not Hilton ) and it was very last…read moreminute and I felt safe here. As a solo traveler, having a good nights, rest is super important and I definitely got it here.. the room was so clean staff was super friendly. I am definitely coming back to this location, convenient to coffee shops food it's just a really good location.

Stayed at Home2 Suites from 11/22/25 to 11/24/25 while in town for that weekend's Jaguars/Cardinals…read moregame. At 30 years old, this was my first time ever staying at a hotel by myself, outside of business trips. I grew up with overprotective parents, and because of this, I always think to myself that I'm not allowed to travel anywhere out of state on my own (obviously I am). As someone being in a different state alone that looks younger than their actual age, I felt safe in this particular area. Since this was a short trip for me, I wasn't looking at staying at a fancy hotel. Room stayed in: 323, a queen room facing the pool area. Pros: +Conveniently located across the street from State Farm Stadium +Walking distance to many retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment sites +Close to my friend/former coworker's apartment complex +Digital key available through the Hilton Honors app +Comfortable bed - I slept quite well both nights +Kitchenette available, including microwave and fridge/freezer combo +Quick check in and check out +Little to no highway noise +Free continental breakfast +Fitness center +Free water upon check in Cons: -No streaming services available on TV I had some trouble getting the TV to work on my first night. I thought it was broken and I almost requested to change rooms, but then I realized that the HDMI cable was unplugged from the TV, so that solved the problem. I didn't come to Glendale just to watch TV and I would be away from my room for the majority of my trip, but I do like to fall asleep with the TV on, just like a little white noise kind of thing for me. Overall, I had an excellent stay here. Will definitely stay here again next time I visit Glendale!

Very accommodating staff, extremely friendly and helpful. I extended my stay by additional night…read moreand simply called the front desk and asked if I could keep the same room and they were more than willing to assist me. Highly recommend this location and it's near multiple restaurants and shopping.

First stay at this location and it started out on a rough note. We had issues with a cancelled room…read morereservation by the hotel staff, which was eventually worked out (after our trip) through Marriott headquarters. In the meantime, we ended up having to make reservations again. Luckily, they had availability, and the last-minute rates were very reasonable. We stayed in room 206 which was a 2-Queen bed suite. It was spacious, comfy, and clean. There were two TVs, a pullout sofa bed, a microwave, mini fridge, and coffee maker. There's a complimentary breakfast buffet which many online reviews raved about, but honestly it was only "okay", not as nice as other hotel chains we frequent. There is also an outdoor pool and gym/exercise room, but we didn't try either of those. Overall, it was a decent place, especially for the price, and I would consider staying here again when traveling to the area.

A Disquisition on Hospitality at Tru by Hilton Phoenix Glendale Westgate: Or, How One Man's Virtue…read moreRedeems the Mundane By Capt. 619, Peripatetic Scholar of Transient Domiciles and Human Excellence Let us first dispense with the axiomatic: the modern hotel, in its essence, is an exercise in utilitarian homogeneity. A room, as Kant might posit, is a synthetic a priori--a space defined not by its inherent qualities, but by its function. Tru by Hilton Phoenix Glendale Westgate adheres to this universal truth. Its chambers are serviceable, its amenities competent, its aesthetic an echo of the Platonic "Form of the Mid-Tier Lodging." On the scale of Aristotelian potentiality, it achieves a hexad (6/10)--a respectable, if unremarkable, actualization of shelter. Yet! Here lies the rub: hospitality, as Seneca observed, is not a static condition but a dynamic virtue. And in this locus, virtue found its avatar in Richard, a steward of such magnanimity that he transmuted leaden routine into golden experience. I. The Telos of Service: Richard as the Unmoved Mover Each dawn, as Helios' chariot crested the Arizona horizon, Richard greeted guests with a Socratic inquiry: "What may I do to render your day excellent?" Not a hollow pleasantry, but a dialectic--an invitation to co-create eudaimonia. His attentions were neither obsequious nor perfunctory, but precise as Aquinas' Five Ways. Forgotten toothpaste materialized; coffee preferences were memorized with the rigor of a Benedictine scribe; local dining recommendations bore the insight of a seasoned flâneur. In him, the hotel's potential 6 became an actualized 10. II. The Paradox of Hospitality: Substance vs. Accident Let us parse the Categories. The hotel's substance (rooms, linens, waffle irons) belongs to the genus "Adequate." But its accidents--the staff, the ethos--are where essence resides. Richard, like Descartes' genius malignus in reverse, dissolved skepticism with each act of grace. A traveler who, like myself, dwells 200 nights yearly in interchangeable abodes learns this: marble foyers fade; human warmth endures. III. The Ethical Imperative To proprietors of such establishments, heed Aristotle: "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." Richard's excellence is habitual, his ethos contagious. He is the phronimos of hospitality, embodying practical wisdom where others merely follow script. Conclusion: A Summa of Transient Flourishing Tru by Hilton is, in itself, a cipher. But within its walls operates a man who elevates the prosaic to the profound. To stay here is to witness a Thomistic proof: Existence precedes essence. The hotel exists; Richard gives it essence. Verdict: 6/10 (sine Richard); 10/10 (cum Richard). Fellow wayfarers--seek him. For in a desert of mediocrity, he is the oasis. "Non nobis solum nati sumus." --Capt. 619, Emeritus Fellow of the Collegium Hospitium et Peregrinationis

The front desk was amazing. There's are multiple options in the market to purchase. The rooms smell…read moreamazing,. The lobby was clean and full of things to do. It is Michael near several shopping and food options. My complaint is housekeeping. They cleaned the room but did not change the sheets . It looked like that just pulled the covers back on the bed.

Spacious rooms, friendly employees, clean, and solid amenities. Close to lots of restaurants too. I…read morestay here often for work and always feel as comfortable while away from home.

Booked a 2 bedroom suite for my family of 4 (2 Adults 2 kids (9 and 6) to stay during spring…read moretraining. We booked the suite as the kids fight over sleeping in the same bed, also made sure to book the queen beds as 2 grown adults in a double is a little snug. Came in a little late, 940ish pm, also told the hotel I would be coming in late via the app. Checked in, all they had was an ADA room left, not ideal, but I can handle it. Then after unpacking the wife had me double check the bed sizes. Not Queens, DOUBLES. I surely didn't spend $600 a night to sleep in Double Beds. I could have gone down the street for 1 King and a trundle with twins for $400 a night and we would have been more comfortable. Reached out to the manager a couple of times, received a call back offering to credit me $100 total (not per night but total on a $2000 folio). They also waived my parking fee ($15 total) and gave me 1,000 Bonvoy points. I appreciate the fact that they are trying to find a solution for me, but the offer is not acceptable. To make matters worse the AGM even commented on the bed size. She said that they are "Hotel Queens". What they HECK are "Hotel Queens"? Where do you buy sheets for "Hotel Queens". I spoke to someone who has worked at Marriott for 20 years and she has NEVER heard of a "Hotel Queen". My guess is a "Hotel Queen" is a Double bed, because I have stayed in other Marriott properties and they will actually list the bed in the room as a "Double". If the Hotel would have just called it a Double, I would have found a different hotel. I called the hotel again, no call back, I called corporate, they told me the matter was closed and since the hotel took care of it, there is nothing corporate can do. DO NOT STAY HERE if you have more than 2 people in your party.

Ummm... on the bright side... we had a place to sleep…read more.. Sofa bed had a mild murder scene going on on it... Carpet was kind of separating from bathroom entrance floor... NO ONE WILL ANSWER THE PHONE AT THE FRONT DESK IF YOU NEED ANYTHING SO DON'T BOTHER- LAWT forbid you expect someone to ACTUALLY be working at the front desk (i clearly saw the lady and even asked her a question) ... It was a one night stay.... clearly long enough

Had a great easy check in with very polite front desk. Courteous and friendly. Hotel was clean and…read morequiet. Very happy with my stay. Nothing special but all you need. Coffee was amazing in lobby. Most hotel coffee is watered down and gross, but this was a first class cup of coffee. Very important to the busy traveler!

This place would have received a 5 star from me since the room was nice and the breakfast was good,…read morebut they accused me of smoking marijuana in my room and charged my card $250.00. After stressing about the amount of money charged to my card and having to explain myself to the manager it was refunded. I also had to close my bankcard out since it was on file. Please check your records after staying at this facility. Very disappointed.

Great location! Great rooms, friendly staff, yummy breakfast, and clean everything! Our rooms were…read moreso clean and the pool was perfect for the kids to stay in. I loved everything about our stay and we will be staying here again! We didn't want to leave. The lady at the front desk was so nice everytime we needed help. We had to have help with the tv and the maintenance staff was so quick to help! The breakfast attendant was also super nice and gave the kids an extra snack before leaving. Please tell the staff they're doing a great job! Including maids they do an awesome job keeping up with the rooms and hallways. Everything smelled nice too throughout!

We were in Peoria for spring training and decided to try out La Quinta this time. Room 422, suite…read moreon the 4th floor. It was at the end of the hall, so we didn't have anyone bordering our bedroom wall and the living room was a good buffer zone between our bedroom & the room that bordered us on the other side. It's quite roomy with the bedroom separated by French doors. The bedroom has its own TV, a dresser, side tables, a large closet & separate AC. The living room area has a desk, coffee table, side table, sofa bed, another large closet, its own TV & separate AC. Microwave & coffee maker, etc are hidden in their own cabinet above the refrigerator. Bathroom was a decent size with double doors opening into it. Minus stars for water pressure being a little weak, scratchy sheets, some electrical outlets not working and overall condition of the room. It could really use a new coat of paint on the walls, cabinets & doors and replacing the hardware on the inside of the bathroom door. Hubby thought the TVs could be updated. Free breakfast selection is decent...eggs, meat, potato, cereal, yogurt, bakeries, fruit, oatmeal & stations for DIY pancakes or waffles. The employee who works the area is very sweet. We were there for 9 days/8 nights. They have a sign at the front desk that says rooms will be cleaned every 3 days. Just in case, on the third day we requested that our room be cleaned. We were out the whole day & came back to a room that HAD NOT been cleaned. The next morning we requested at the front desk again that it be cleaned. One of the employees said we would have to wait another day, but then another employee said it would be taken care of. That day our room was finally cleaned.

Sure, the La Quinta inn hasn't been remodeled in two decades. Yes, it is true that sometimes the…read morestaff may miss a spot or two when cleaning. Will you find an occasional hair in the shower? Hopefully. But there items are hardly a concern when you have one HUGE advantage over the rest of the competition. I know what you are thinking, and NO, the advantage is not that the hotel is unbelievably convenient for Mariners and Padres spring training. Yes, the Peoria sports complex is right across the street; a baseball fan's dream come true. While it is true that myself and my family religiously go to the Peoria La Quinta every spring (and just happen to go to some Mariners spring training) I want to make myself very clear. This is not why we stay at the Peoria La Quinta. There is only one reason why we make this annual pilgrimage, and it is a doozy: The World Famous Peoria La Quinta Continental Breakfast. There are not enough words to extoll the virtues of this, so let me tantalize you with just a smattering. Tiny box of Fruit Loops? Yes. Plain Yoplait Yogurt? It's there. Banana? Always. Small slightly overripe Red Delicious apple? Every time. Waffles? Best you've ever made. Bacon? You'll need to fight a Padres fan for it. Sticky tables? Never disappoints. Napkins? How about all the napkins you can handle in a morning. And all this doesn't even scratch the surface. There is no better way to start your day, and for this reason I will keep coming back to the La Quinta in Peoria time and time again. Five stars.

The rooms were smaller than I expected. The morning breakfast was pretty good. I wish the outside…read morepool had more shade for kids and elder. Good amount of parking and is located to many restaurants and anything you think off. Not a bad place to stay.

My wife and I needed a hotel close to hospital and stayed here for 4 days the staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful, the free breakfast was good and the hotel was keep very clean in all areas Of your looking for a simple place to stay and not so expensive o would stay here