Hotels in North Mountain, Phoenix

We stayed at Hyatt Place for 12 nights and we highly recommend this hotel. The price was affordable and the location was great. The breakfast was one of the best with a large assortment to choose form. It was located near the finest dining in Phoenix. Accessible to of many of Phoenix shopping, leisures and everyday essentials. Will stay again the future.

I enjoyed the stay ...it's getting better...accommodates well... and would stay again....

The Room was fine, just a little worn. Pretty quite for the most part. Front Desk Clerk had to leave the Front Desk for 15 minutes or so but did finally returned. I was told at checking that there was a $100.00 Deposit for the Room per night. Upon checking out was told that they would put the Deposit back on my Card, NEVER happened!

Family of 4 here for baseball spring training. Room was double queen, good size. Beds were comfortable, shower has very good pressure! Plenty of restaurants within walking distance. Very nice big heated pool. Breakfast buffet was decent, had all the basics(eggs, bacon, sausage, toast). Hotel bar open until 10.

The place was decent, loved our room besides the bugs we found… the front lady was really rude our whole stay. And the heated pool was not heated. Other than that our stay was good.

They were very accommodating and kind and clean and we would stay here again!

Front desk pleasant and helpful. Room faced interstate. Very noisy. Room was hot, AC running but no cool air coming out. It was frozen up. Maintenance repaired but froze up again late that night we managed to get it running again but then quit again by morning. Room was 80F. On switch to turn on ice maker. New one installed but never worked. Refrigerator barely cool definitely not as cold as food should have been. Ceiling fan in BR shook & ticked like a clock constantly & kitchen faucet handle so loose it wouldn't stay at a constant flow & wouldn't shut off without a lot of maneuvering. Clock was missing but replaced.

Located in Phoenix (North Mountain), Best Western North Phoenix Hotel is within a 15-minute drive of Grand Canyon University and Arizona State Capitol. This hotel is 11.5 mi (18.5 km) from Phoenix Convention Center and 11.7 mi (18.9 km) from Footprint Center.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and a picnic area.Grab a bite from the grocery/convenience store serving guests of Best Western North Phoenix Hotel. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 6 AM to 9 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 86 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, as well as phones with free local calls.

The “Inns” owned by the Whitbread chain are best described as motels and, in my experience, provide a consistent standard of bed and breakfast accommodation throughout, although there are minor variations between establishments, not all of which have lifts to the upper floors, so guests with mobility problems would do well to specify a ground-floor room when booking. Some of the accommodation can be in annexes rather than the main motel. Access to the rooms is provided by key card which is also needed to enter the hotel from reception. In some (most?) cases the card has to be inserted into a slot to operate the room’s lights. Most rooms provide a large, comfortable double bed, although some rooms offer two single ones. There is often, but not invariably, a ‘sofa’ bed as well. If there isn’t one an armchair is provided. The en-suite bathrooms provide a toilet, and a hand basin, and recently more establishments appear to be providing shaver sockets. All rooms have showers, but, as most appear to be over a bath, those with mobility problems would be advised to check accessibility beforehand. Bath and hand towels are provided. Mirrors are found in both the bathroom and the main bedroom. Free Wi-Fi and a modern, large screen TV are the norm and there is usually a table with a chair and a desk lamp, above which are four electric sockets. Tea making facilities are provided, as is a hair-dryer. There is adequate space available to hang clothes overnight with a full length space and a number of shelves. The rooms themselves are generally clean and quiet, even where they are close to traffic, although there can occasionally be some noise from other guests in some of the older establishments. The one consistent drawback appears to be that the rooms in general are overheated and it can be difficult, if not, at times, impossible to reduce the temperature, as there are restriction devices on the windows which prevent them being opened by more than a couple of inches, and the heating controls are frequently not adjustable. Staff are mostly cheerful, friendly, and efficient, although like in any walk of life you may find one who finds it hard to smile. The accommodation is generally reasonable value for the money. The attached chain restaurants serve pub grub from at least two standard menus. This is adequate but nothing more, and currently (May 2022) service can be slow due to post-covid staffing problems. Unfortunately they all seem to consider it not only mandatory but desirable to assault patrons’ ears at all times of the day with what I presume they regard as music.

Friendly staff, accommodations were enough to get through one night and move along. Nothing fancy, just needed a quick stopover to recharge the ol' batteries.