This is a nice hotel, and probably would've ranked higher save for one problem -- a very big problem for a business traveler.
When I checked in at 8 p.m. I went immediately to eat, figuring I would work when I returned. That was a mistake because their wireless Internet was completely worthless.
First, you need a password, which is nowhere to be found. After calling the front desk to get it, I set out to connect. The signal was very weak and kept cutting in and out. At some points it was so weak that Windows couldn't repair the connection.
What looked like a wired option (an outlet marked "modem") did nothing.
It was too late by then to do anything about this -- and I was too angry to sleep.
Rather than stay the second night I checked out, and the nice young fellow asked if something was wrong. I told him exactly what was wrong, and how having no viable Internet for a business traveler is like not having a bed. His response: "Oh, yeah, we've been having problems with the Internet."
Beyond that, the room was big, though a nighlight that was part of the hair dryer couldn't be shut off and cast a glow on the bed all night.
The breakfast buffet was ample.
I'm at the Fairfield Inn in Mesa now, where this review is proof that the wired Internet access works. This is also a much nicer area.
For a few bucks more, you can do better than this SpringHill.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TripAdvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
Would I recommend this hotel to my best friend?
probably not
I recommend this hotel for:
People with disabilities, Older travelers, Families with young children, Families with teenagers, Tourists
I do not recommend this hotel for:
Young singles, An amazing honeymoon
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