Hotel San Carlos (Adults Only), Phoenix

The hotel has a great downtown location, situated in the heart of Phoenix, making it convenient for tourists and business travelers alike. The rooms feel a bit dated, and the noise from the rooms and hallway can be bothersome at times. The hotel could enhance the TV channels by including global news channels for a more diverse viewing experience.

I had a comfortable stay at this hotel despite a few downsides. The room was cozy, but on the smaller side along with the bathroom, yet it was worth paying a bit more for it. The service was mostly good, although I did experience some inconvenience due to the unavailability of the manager, ramping up my stress levels as parking options were limited. The location was very convenient, allowing easy exploration of the city and access to various amenities. The dining experience had its drawbacks with noise disturbances, but the facilities were satisfactory overall.

The hotel offers comfortable rooms despite being a bit dated, but noise from the street can disturb sleep on weekends. The absence of certain amenities like a mini fridge and microwave is noticeable. The downtown location is perfect for accessing conferences and restaurants, close to the convention center. Dining could be noisy due to thin walls. Overall, a decent value for the price.

My stay at the hotel had its highs and lows. The location was perfect for attending events at Talking Stick Resort Arena and exploring downtown Phoenix. The room, although a bit small and cold, faced the road, leading to some noise disruptions on weekend nights. The service was a mix of helpfulness and rudeness, especially when dealing with the booking rates. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel's central location and walkable distance to attractions were convenient.

The hotel is located in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, in the center of metropolitan Arizona history, just two blocks from the Convention Center. It offers a convenient location with walkable access to nearby restaurants. While the surrounding high rises block some sun, the center of downtown Phoenix can be a bit noisy with laughing neighbors.

The hotel, with historic features, offers narrow rooms that lacked a mini fridge, microwave, accessible electrical outlets, a room safe, and cable TV. We had to sign an early departure waiver for 100% refund, which was a unique process. The location was perfect in downtown Phoenix, making it easy to explore the city and take the Light Rail into Tempe. However, the pitch of water coming out of the shower was an issue.

My stay at the historic hotel was quite interesting. The standard-sized rooms felt cozy and had a narrow layout, typical of a place with such a rich history. The discounted rate of $130 was a steal, considering the unique atmosphere.

I was really looking forward to a good night's sleep, but the hide-a-bed with a crappy mattress was a letdown. On the bright side, we did get an early departure waiver without any hassle.

The hotel's location is perfect if you're attending something at Talking Stick Resort Arena, right on the light rail line. Rooms were small and lacked amenities like a mini fridge and microwave, but I found them clean and historical. The service was mixed; while one staff member offered help promptly, another's unavailability caused inconvenience. The central location in downtown Phoenix was very convenient, especially for events. The restaurant had noise issues, but the cheese was good. The facilities were decent, but the noisy hallways were a downside.

The hotel had very small and dated rooms with a low rate booked over a month ago, however, the staff was accommodating when I asked for a room change due to lack of the guaranteed rate causing stress. The location was central and convenient, making it easy to explore the city. The dining experience lacked privacy due to noise from adjacent rooms.