La Quinta Inn Phoenix – Arcadia

Parking is free. Decent cleanliness but I can hear people footsteps above room 117. They need to soundproof this hotel. I cant imagine if they were having se*****

Kitchenette with burners, refrigerator, and microwave. No silverware, flatware, or pots/​pans. So not sure which parts of the kitchenette I can use
When I inquired w/​the front desk, they laughed, offered styrofoam plates/​bowls, and plastic cutlery.
I can’t remember, how does styrofoam do in the microwave???
At least there were no dead hookers stuffed in the mattress.

I have stayed here several times and the hotel has been consistent.
Rooms are clean and there is one elevator, although it is out of the way at the very end of property. It is a pet friendly hotel (I don’t have pets) and only one time did our room smell of animals. We have never found any bugs in the rooms. The staff has always been very friendly and helpful.
The breakfast area seats a decent amount of people, although like any hotel it can get crowded. The selection of food is better than most — eggs, biscuits, gravy, sausage, several cereals, whole and 2% milk, standard breads, waffle maker, a surprise pancake machine, fruits, juices.
People do smoke a lot in the hallways and open areas, but the smoke free rooms are ok.
Price has always been reasonable. I will stay again when in the area.

I am super happy about my stay at the La Quinta! The staff was just amazing! My room was exceptionally clean and very comfortable. The pool and hot tub are well maintained and very clean also. Breakfast was beyond the normal continental deal, there were hot foods, cold foods, fresh fruits, very nice variety! I stayed 5 nights and wished I could have stayed longer! It wasn’t my «home away from home» but a VERY close contender! I loved seeing other happy guests because the La Quinta is also Animal friendly, the front desk even had doggy treats. Next trip I may be bringing my fur-​babies along! I hope to be back very soon to enjoy the relaxing vibes I got at the La Quinta.

Great hotel room is awesome with small kitchenette flat screen TV and cable the only downside was when I checked in the room was really hot because the AC was not on but other than that I love this place and they have hot breakfast waffles pancakes eggs oatmeal cereal biscuits and gravy all delicious

This is a very comfortable place to stay and very affordable. My 4 year old Son and I spent two nights here. The first night we got a basic two bed room. It was exceptionally clean, had no odors, had a fridge, microwave, coffee bar, room safe and hair dryer. The beds were extremely comfortable and the bathroom was stocked w plenty of towels. The second night we upgraded to a room with a jacuzzi for $ 20 more. Same deal… very clean. The jacuzzi was in the same room as the bed so I got to relax my tired muscles and watch TV at the same time. My little boy brought in his pool toys and enjoyed the whirlpool w bubbles. The pool here was nice and clean and they offered a decent breakfast. Breakfast included biscuits and gravy, waffles, pancakes, fresh fruit, coffee, tea, various juices, cinnamon buns, various oatmeal’s and cereals, bagels and syrups, salsa and condiments. My only gripe was the pancake shaped egg patties which were obviously made from powdered eggs and had a weird texture but hey… at least they tasted like scrambled eggs. This place is almost as good as Embassy but for half the cost. 5 stars from me. I’ll be coming back!

Had a nice one night stay here last week. I wasn’t looking for anything special, just a place to crash after a show I went to. The front desk was efficient, my room was clean, and the bed was cozy. It’s definitely not anything fancy, but it was just right for me at the time.

This isn’t a hotel, it’s a motel. And not a nice one even by La Quinta standards. It reminds me of the kind of motel you would go to with a prostitute. In fact, it probably is.
The room was kind of dirty — wet carpets, stained sheets. No cable. The room offered loud street noises (check in guy said I would hear no noise, that wasn’t true). I found cigarette butts in the windowsill despite being a non-​smoking room.
Check out woman was super rude and wouldn’t speak to me even after I said thanks three times to see if she would respond. She stared me straight in the eyes with a bitch face and I seriously deserve an award for not flipping the bird as I walked away.
Don’t be fooled by the proximity to the airport like I was. No airport shuttle. No business accomodations. This isn’t a hotel for travelers or business people, if you get what I’m saying.

Clean room, decent price, large clean outdoor swimming pool. Summary: great if your just passing through but avoid if your a business traveler. Note: I was in town to watch my hometown NHL team play the Arizona Coyotes so it served my needs very well. I am also an experienced business traveler & would advise business travelers to avoid this hotel due to lacking business amenities. VERY WEAK WiFi, no business center.

This was a great place to stay with a great price. After a horrible experience at Extended Stay America, we stayed here for 2 nights. The room was clean, front desk service was very helpful, and complimentary breakfast was more than just a continental breakfast. Our flight was very early, so they even opened the breakfast room 15 minutes early for us. The parking was also convenient.

La Quintas are usually nice and all of them are pet friendly. This one is in desperate need of a renovation. The bathroom is falling apart and the rugs are heavily stained.
Looking around the neighborhood, you can understand why.
The staff were perfect, the price was great, but it needs to be renovated to be 5 stars.
The Wifi is free but slooooow

Do not stay here! The price is nice but you get what you pay for. Our room smelled of smoke and air deoderizer. The room is old and out dated. The floors were sticky. The ceiling and walls were painted over bubbled water damage. Bugs kicking it on the curtains. Screen torn apart in the bathroom window. Our 2^nd party entered their room and were met by 3 very rude men already occupying the room. We complained to the front desk about it and got a «Men can be rude, sorry about that» and a smile.

It was clean.
It was 103f when I checked in. My room, 227, didn’t have the a/​c on. It was about 100 in the room. I left and went back to the front desk. The front desk clerk was right off the short bus. He told me that all the room a/​cs are turned off to save money. These are cheap models that can’t cool a room down in any good manner of time.
I cranked up the a/​c and left for 3 hours. When I returned it was nighttime and the room was somewhat comfortable.
At breakfast I saw some of the other guests. Scary looking people
La Quinta, this is one of your worst properties.

Room cleanliness was just ok. Carpet edges were quite dirty.
There was a lot of old and fresh dog poop everywhere in the court yards and landscaping. The elevator was filthy. We will never stay there again.

Figured I’d write a review here, being that this place was my very first impression of Phoenix since it was the very first place I came when I «impromptu» moved here from NC in August 2012.
It doesn’t really deserve four stars, maybe only three, but I gave it a little bump considering the other guy’s kinda dumb review. For a cheapish hotel in an area I now know isn’t super-​safe, this place is all right. I had absolutely no problems when I stayed here, the staff was super-​friendly and the room I stayed in (for about a week) was consistently looked after. They even cleaned up the litter my cat scraped onto the floor; BAD CAT.
When we were there, they were doing some kind of renovations, and I was glad to see it was a family affair; members of the owners’ family were digging into the earth and installing whatever. I just like to see a family-​owned business like this doing okay, as opposed to some corporately-​owned and randomly-​staffed place.
Anyway, not the Four Seasons or anything but it’ll do… for me and for you!

About this time, a year ago, my husband and I spent the night there on our wedding night. We had a small ceremony, followed by a wonderful dinner with friends and then decided to stay at a home-​away-​from-​home hotel. Plus we had guests at our home and it was appropriate that we were alone. The room was pleasant enough but nothing to write home about. The property is well kept and the service was adequate. I probably would not stay at that specific location again even though I usually frequent LaQuinta hotels whenever I travel.

All i can say is THANK GOODNESS for this La Quinta! I booked two nights through Hotwire for Camelback Sahara «hotel» and it was one of the WORST and FILTHY place I have ever been to. I was able to book 1 night at this La Quinta next day after cancelling the second day at Camelback Sahara.
Amber was very polite and courteous and sympathetic to my terrible time at the Cambelback hotel and she was able to not only price match for me, but also she let me check in early due to my circumstance.
I applaud this place for it’s professional courtesy and their customer service is excellent.
If you have a pet, this is the place for you, not only do you not get charged a pet fee, but the rooms here are quite decent, the walls are sound proof, and they actually keep the rooms CLEAN!
I would definitely recommend this place to anyone. They literally saved my life from that hotel from hell… aka: Camelback Sahara (as I call it, a 1 star MOTEL even though they claimed to be a 3 star hotel on their site).

This LaQuinta is in a good central locations with wonderful clean rooms and a very nice staff. The young woman in the breakfast room obviously loves what she does and greets each guest in a friendly and warm manner. This hotel is very pet friendly with a nice grassy open area.
The hotel is all non smoking and well kept.
Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant within walking distance, and it is near the airport.

Due to the fact that I have two dogs that often have to travel with me during week-​long business trips, I often stay at La Quinta Inns. They have a no-​hassle dog policy and are USUALLY not bad for the, well, Not-​Bad-​Hotel category.
One sidenote before I talk about this particular LQ: I rate hotels based on my expectations, which are usually set by what category of hotel it is — in other words, apples to apples. You can’t rate a Super 8 using the same scale as the Four Seasons… it just ain’t right. Anyway, on to the La Quinta Arcadia, Phoenix.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Run down, a bit grungy. I didn’t feel like it was dangerous but I certainly didn’t walk out the door and go «well isn’t this a quaint little neighborhood.» The hotel is on Thomas Rd, a pretty busy thoroughfare that leads West to downtown PHX or east to Scottsdale. Generally, it’s a good location to get to several great areas… it just doesn’t happen to be in a great area itself.
THE GROUNDS. It’s a gigantic parking lot butted up to an alleyway, surrounded by a cement wall. Once you walk into the hotel itself, the grounds are decent enough, I guess. Clean, but sort of fugly and dated. It’s the kind of interior courtyard that makes you feel like you’re living in the fancy part of the trailer park. You know, the part that has the only building without wheels, where campers come to take showers. Let’s put it this way… you’re not paying for spectacular landscaping, but at least you’re not stepping on heroin needles.
THE ROOM. What a disappointment. Since I was tired of staying in regular, smaller rooms with two dogs for a week (after a couple days it’s like a Yeti exploded in there), I went for the «Executive Suite» this time. Bwahahahahaha… oh gosh golly gee La Quinta, that’s funny. Executive Suite huh? For what, a Lilliputan? It seems no bigger than the other rooms… it just happens to have a kitchen with a hot plate, a microwave and a half fridge… and that space is taken out of the bedroom space, so basically you get a relatively useless kitchen and less room everywhere else.
THE STAFF. Courteous and helpful… no issues here.
In general, I like La Quintas. They usually overperform for the category. Unfortunately, this one is kind of a hole. Clean enough, safe enough, but unless you need to be close to Arcadia, there are plenty of better choices out there.

Where do I start,? The bathroom does not have lotion, and when I came back from my business, there was still paper on the floor, there was not plastic bags for the trash can, no drinking glass in the bathroom and even when I used the shampoo, they did not replace it.
The palce is a little rundown and it really has paper thin walls. I woke up in the middle of the night when a baby was crying. just wnat I needed. The hotel is on a major street and you can hear all the cars and the sirens., So if you are looking for a cheap place, but NOT a good nght sleep, then you have found the place