Hotels near Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Parish, Phoenix

After checking in on August 5, 2022 @ 9:30pm. Was upgraded to a golf/Mountain View 2 Double bed Suite. While I scored a $72/night deal on the Hilton app I kinda wish I never booked here due to multiple reasons like elevators taking way to long to breakfast staff not opening on time. Last night after checking In I waited almost 25 minutes for the elevator so I can get to my room. I then had to wait almost 30 minutes past 7am for the breakfast room to open up. While the room is clean I just don’t understand what’s going on here. They really need to fix those elevators as they take forever. We will see how breakfast goes tomorrow before checkout but enjoy these photos. After checking out on August 7, 2022 I had the same issue with the breakfast opening up late as well as the elevators taking forever. I’m not sure if I’ll return…

We decided to try The Westin Kierland for the first time and boy are we glad we did. I feel like their favorite words are ”sure” and ”no problem” and ”there is no charge for that”. We ended up having to change the dates of our stay by a couple days and Marcie who helped me book my package, pick a great room & reserve a couple pool chairs said ”no problem” and switched it. She was amazing. We got a late flight change and asked if we could stay past check out...”sure”. We asked if we could cancel our pool chairs for the last day of our reservation, sure ”there is no charge for that”. The gentleman who worked around the adult pool giving waters was great. He was there so fast if our waters ran out. We loved that we didn't have to reserve chairs by the adult pool. All around a great resort. I dont expect a yes every time but it was shocking how happy they are to please guests.

We traveled from New Mexico to Mayo Clinic Hospital Phoenix for major surgery, (spinal fusion) on 02/15/2022 with a surgery date of 02/16/2022. We are experienced Mayo Clinic patients at both the Rochester, MN campus and the Scottsdale/Phoenix, AZ Campus.  Due to the nature of the surgery, we booked a room at the Residence Inn on the campus of Mayo Clinic Hospital for a period of 7 days with the possibility of extending as Mayo suggested I stay in the area for a 2-week recovery but could leave early if feeling well enough to make the trip.  We checked into the hotel, brought our luggage in, up to the 6th floor to check out the room. When we checked in at the front desk, we asked about housekeeping, and were informed that the rooms get cleaned once each 7 days and linens are changed. We can leave our trash cans outside of the door and housekeeping would empty them. If we needed additional towels, we could ask for them. (7 day stay, of course we would need clean and additional towels). Since we are both Sr's, and my wife is new to Phoenix and is very hesitant to drive, we went shopping to be prepared for a 7 day stay. We bought groceries and essentials for the recovery. There are no restaurant facilities in the hotel, only a small breakfast area in the morning. Upon returning to the hotel, we found there were no glasses, no cookware, no utensils in the room. My wife went down to the front desk, and they stated they would take care of the issues. About 2 hours later, a staff member knocked on the door and delivered a new set of cookware, as the hotel sent the staff member to the local Target Store to buy the cookware. We were also provided with glasses and utensils.  Up the next morning and checked in at Mayo Hospital at 5:30 AM for surgery. While I was in the hospital undergoing surgery, my wife was back at the room unpacking our clothes for the next week. After opening drawers for the clothes, she found past room guests personal belongings.  This room was never cleaned and cleared properly. She looked under the bed for any additional past guest items and stated the under bed had probably never been cleaned and was filthy.  Same with the general cleaning of the room. The top of the refrigerator had a vast amount of dust and had not been cleaned for a long time. She took the past guest personal belongings down to the front desk and advised of the issues of room cleanliness. Out of Mayo Hospital the next day, 02/16/2022. Mayo nurses rolled me down to the concierge area and called the shuttle to pick me and my wife up. I was in a wheelchair. The shuttle driver did not know how to work the lift in the shuttle for a wheelchair. The nursing staff at Mayo told the driver this was unacceptable, and the hotel needed to provide a driver who knew how to work the lift properly. The hotel sent over the lady who works the breakfast bar to drive the shuttle. She went back to the hotel, and they sent a lady from the front desk (Pam). She was not certain how to

You can easily reach tourist spots by subway. The facility was new and comfortable. The cleaning staff feels good. The hotel has a dining room.

This was my wife and my 10th+ visit there. We went back partly to sit by the pool and partly to see the renovations that have recently been made. I think that the chief differentiator of the Biltmore vs other luxury hotels is its beautiful and unique architecture. The new owners don't seem to have realized that. There are 4 big changes at the hotel. 1) The new adults- only pool. While it took out part of the beautiful Biltmore lawn, it's a good addition. More non-reserved seating would really help - the free seating fills quickly. 2) The new outdoor bar. It takes up the rest of the former lawn. It looks like a spaceship landed on the Biltmore lawn. It has zero design cues from the rest of the hotel and looks like it could go behind any old Marriott or Hilton. 3) The new waterslide at the Paradise Pool. The old slide was in a very Biltmore-esqe tower. The new one, which can be seen from many places at the resort, is a generic steel tower that clashes with everything else at the Biltmore except the new spaceship bar. 4) Dining prices have gone thru the roof. It's not worth the risk to pay these prices, and while good, pool lunch food is really pricey. While the rooms, lobby and grounds remain beautiful, it is concerning to see the direction current management is taking. They are currently on a path to slowly turn this place into a mishmash of stuff that totally loses the defining feature of the hotel - amazing, unique and beautiful architecture.

The house prices are really not cheap. The townhouses and apartments in this area were bought casually at the price of 30,000 to 40,000 US dollars in 2008. So the relative land prices, the hotel is really profitable, and the hotel has a $ 39 resort fee. Ctrip is not included in the price. So be very careful when ordering, except for local tyrants. The hotel has a lot of ”pits”. I ordered a self-service restaurant at night, so no tip was given. After signing the order, the bank sent a text message. The price increased by 20 [%] Fortunately, the bank presided over justice. The place for breakfast was not labeled, but the ordinary Crossint and donuts in a supermarket each cost $ 4 for a total of $ 8. Fortunately only booked for one day

their service was great the location was good the room was great but their security guy needs to get a life and stop making his job his whole life he literally sat right next to me or stood right next to me until I got an Uber out of there for absolutely no reason and kept asking me every minute wouldn't is Uber here is the Uber here is it over here it's ridiculous so watch out for a fat white security guy he's an a******

Love this hotel! Highly recommend

I would definitely like to stay next time. Correspondence of the front desk was good. Breakfast was very good. The beds are very good.