피닉스 (AZ) 르네상스 피닉스 글렌데일 호텔 앤 스파 (Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel & Spa) 후기 및 리뷰

“저희는 여기 머무는 것에 매우 만족합니다. 모든 것이 매우 멋지고 방도 깨끗하고 편안합니다. 주변 지역은 놀라울 만큼 멋지고 편리합니다. 특히 주말에는 이 호텔을 꼭 추천합니다!”

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“Nice place to stay for events but very pricey. Booked a king suite “stadium view” and while the room was spotless and spacious we got a TERRIBLE view of HVAC/roof with barely the top of the stadium visible, which for a $750+ night, was a joke and extremely disappointing. While the suite was roomy, the main seating room had no carpet/rug and was sparsely decorated so it seemed sterile (all hard surfaces except the couch) and uninviting, not pleasant to sit in. The curtains in the bedroom wouldn’t close all the way because of cord running horizontally behind furniture that kept the drapes from hanging freely… they were forced around cords so pulled apart and let light in. No way to fix as a guest. Room needs some rethinking. Also, don’t stay on 2nd or 3rd floor if lobby noise will bother you. Other floors don’t have the open-to-lobby issue. “

“Amazing Hotel and lots of stuff to do close by all walking distance. “

“Nice hotel and good location.
However, the problem with Marriott in the USA (as opposed to abroad) is that they nickel and dime you for every little thing when compared to other brands like Hilton. For starters, parking is not included in your stay ($20/night, self-park, unlike Hilton and Intercontinental). Breakfast is not included (unlike Hilton Doubletree or Embassy Suites). Bottled water in the room is $4 prominently displayed on top of the minibar counter. WiFi is charged and not free unlike other hotel chains. Marriott also charges you a daily convenience/hospitality fee they say you can ‘recover’ if you go to certain in=house overpriced restaurants and bars. Even Sheraton/Starwood was like Hilton until 2016 when Marriott acquired it and then did the nickel and dime thing with that brand as well. So the take home message is, yes, it is a nice hotel (make sure if you get a single room they do not place you in one with a connecting door to loud people in the neighboring unit); but you will pay for it. Depending on how your company reimburses, many of these expenses will not be covered completely as they exceed the IRS per diems or are not allowed at all (hospitality fee). If you aren not paying for it, what do you care? But if you are, choose a different hotel brand that gives way more value for your money.”