Tempe Hotels with Gym

The room was clean and decent for the price but I was disappointed that the breakfast was extra and the pool / hot tub doesn't appear to be open. I tried visiting the pool at 10 at night and at 7:50 in the morning. Also saw guests trying to use the pool after 8 in the morning without any luck. Perhaps the hours are such that it is unavailable a lot of the time which is annoying b/c that is one of the perks of the hotel and its enclosed so you'd think they'd keep that open. Also this particular location is not the best in that It's in a crappier area of town. Some shady characters walking around the outside. Was expecting better for the price but I have stayed at much worse hotels.

I loved staying here because the rooms have balconies, So I'm to drink a glass of wine and watch the sunset. Also is very quiet I enjoy staying here

No food at this place you have to cook you4 own food or go out to eat it has nice kitchen with cook top stove comes with pots & pans a toster oven and coffee pot...Staff are nice and friendly people try to go out on a limb to help you with questions..

Very great hotel to stay at especially if you're gonna be there for college or just if you want to spot with everything around it without having to travel so many miles location in the middle of downtown Tempe next to the stadium yeah shopping areas all around you food city of food city pizza places you got Safeway down the street and clean the sport shops and everything food and name it it's there

Marriott Phoenix Resort Tempe at The Buttes welcomes you with style, substance, and award-winning service. Our hotel resort in Tempe, AZ is situated just three miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, with Tempe Diablo Stadium, Arizona State University, and Scottsdale all within easy reach. Stylishly appointed rooms feature workspaces and USB outlets, as well as complimentary Wi-Fi and marble bathrooms, some offer views of the resort. Elsewhere, break a sweat in the fitness center or enjoy a swim in one of our outdoor pools; kids will have a blast on the waterslides. Perfect your backhand on our tennis courts, play a game of volleyball, or explore the trails surrounding the hotel, followed by a treatment at Narande Spa. Feast on seasonal favorites while gazing out over Tempe at Top of the Rock Restaurant or dine poolside. If you are in Arizona to host an event, our Phoenix resort offers expansive venues, some with exceptional views.

This review is long overdue. Had to stay here on a mission to help a family member this past summer, definitely not a vacation stay and this hotel suited our needs very well, with one exception, I'll get to that in a bit. First thing: we got in late on a Sunday night and I was really hungry, The woman working the front desk on Sunday June 27th 2021 went above and beyond to try and find food for us, even offering to go into the closed hotel kitchen to scrounge something up. Then she called several places until she found one open and helped negotiate the whole transaction, being very patient with me and my exhausted brain failures. When she did secure a food delivery, told me to go on up to the room and she would deal with the delivery driver. I've gotten less help at a 5 star hotel, this person seemed to have genuine concern for us and I failed completely in that I didn't tip her (so tired I forgot, sorry!) and didn't even get her name to mention her here. I assumed I'd see her again. Hope she somehow sees this review, so grateful for the help. Beyond that the hotel had a fantastic lobby, good clean modern design all over with cooler colors in the rooms, comfortable beds, good room layout, clean, nice bathroom. Very reasonably priced. We only had one problem in a week long stay, one night some very loud people stayed in the next room, at least 4 or 5 people going in and out all night and talking super loud. Couldn't figure out if the walls were really thin or if the people were just louder than average humans, probably both, but leaning on the people being especially loud. Given the proximity to the university, this type of thing is to be expected really, and I don't actually blame the hotel, it's just something to be aware of. The front desk were helpful in the matter in that they were willing to tell us those people weren't booked for another night, but if we continued to have problems we could let them know, so hotel staff did what they could. All in all for the very good price I was satisfied with our stay, it was nearly perfect for our needs and that Sunday night desk person was an absolute life saver.

Great place to stay at near ASU. Amazing rooftop bar that is amazing to watch the sunset. Will definitely stay there again next time we are is Phoenix.

With a stay at Sonesta Simply Suites Phoenix Tempe in Tempe (South Tempe), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Arizona Mills Mall and Arizona Grand Golf Course. This hotel is 4.1 mi (6.6 km) from Arizona State University and 10 mi (16.1 km) from Phoenix Convention Center.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access and barbecue grills.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Sonesta Simply Suites Phoenix Tempe.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 122 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided weekly.

Really nice hotel to stay in downtown Tempe. Pretty much in the middle of everything. Can walk to Mill Ave and anywhere on the ASU campus. I'm giving a 4-star review only because of a couple of minor / nitpicky items we encountered. The pool was not available to use due to a pump failure. I think it would have been nice to hear this at check-in but not the end of the world. No self-park option is rough. $39 per night to valet seems high and the app the valets use to get tips automatically jumps to $7 per encounter (obviously you can change that). As a Diamond member, it's always nice to be upgraded or at the very least, be recognized at check-in with a ”let me see if I have a better room for your stay....” - something to that affect. Unfortunately, we didn't get that experience, nor did we get an upgrade. Again, not the end of the world. Regarding the room, it was really nice and spacious. Clean as well. Canopy has ”traditional” daily housekeeping, unlike some of the other Hilton brands. My wife is a notoriously light sleeper and unfortunately, we usually have issues with the AC being loud. That wasn't the case here, but the refrigerator ”drawer” was really loud. If we could've reached the plug, we would have just unplugged it for the stay. All in all, the staff was friendly, the hotel was clean and accommodating, we just had the handful of minor issues mentioned previously. I would still recommend this hotel and will definitely be back to visit our son at ASU.

All the rooms have now been renovated according to the cheerful front desk night attendant. We arrived very late from the airport, so were tired and got a good night’s sleep. Just a few remarks about the layout of the room. It’s great to have the sofa bed and a working/meal table plus a mini-fridge. However this leaves very little space to put your luggage and there is no dresser or closet, just a small pole at the far end of the room over a small luggage rack. I can just imagine the challenge for the couple who registered before us with 2 kids and 2 huge suitcases ! Also the bathroom entrance faces the bed and there is no door to shield the light from anybody sleeping in the bed at night. Another not so important little peeve of mine is you have to open the shower directly not through a lever when the water is warm enough, so you get a cold splash when you walk up in it to open the tap. The breakfast was decent enough, just like most hotels of this type, but everything was lukewarm, including the coffee, which was annoying. Finally, the breakfast room definitely had not been renovated and the furniture was a little worn or dirty. The elevators also made crinkly noises that made you wonder if you were going to get stuck. So all in all, it was still a good choice for a quick overnight stay after arriving at the airport (no shuttle after 10:00 p.m.) and the staff were very pleasant.