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8 augusti 2023
When doing an extended stay and trying Home 2 Suites for the very first time, I was overall impressed for the value vs cost. The pros: -Rooms are like little studio apartments (this location; some locations have one-bedroom suites). There is a fold-out sofa and ottoman. Some locations offer only queen beds, some offer only kings, some offer both (this location I believe offers both bed-types and then of course there are also double suites with two beds.) -Good breakfast! -they are cat and dog friendly but there is a fee (likely for cleaning) -they DO clean the carpets in between stays. I saw the maintenance man with a carpet machine a few times (this is more than I can say for a Hampton I stayed at previously) -semi-full kitchen. There are utensils, plates, cookware, and they have a fridge bigger than a mini size fridge, but not a full-size fridge. There is a dishwasher and a full size microwave. It is not a full kitchen however as there is no cooktop but I believe I have heard some say you can borrow an induction cooktop from guest services. -This particular location has LG 42" hdtv's with DirecTV. You can swivel the tv to aim toward the bed or the living area. -ironing board and closet space to hang shirts -hanging divider for privacy though this appears so thin you can see through it -desk area for working and roll-away table which could be used for various tasks Cons: -This location could use some etiquette training for their housekeepers. Many times they seemed to be in their own little world, walking around with headphones and glued to their smart phones in between cleaning rooms. I don't expect them to be my friends, but I found this kind of rude. When a guest is near and stopping on various floors they could at least say hello. To a housekeeper reading this; politeness goes a long way as does cleaning ethic especially if you would like to receive tips. This leads me to my next area to suggest improvement -cleanliness. The property as a whole seems to be decently cared for. The guest registration area outdoors where cars pull up could use a good pressure washing, but the breakfast area/lobby, fitness center/laundry area was kept pretty clean as was the pool and patio area. The rooms could use a little more TLC. Mainly, I found dust in several areas such as on the plate rack, ontop of the microwave and table lamps both next to the bed and sofa. I mentioned this to the manager Kevin (who was a friendly guy) and he communicated it but the maid but she somehow missed it on her initial visit to my room. In fairness she came back and wiped 1/4 of the plate rack and left and at that point I just did it myself with the kitchen sponge and some soapy water. If Hilton prides itself on cleanliness then there is no reason things like this should be missed. Because if dust is missed how can we be sure what else was? The shade to cover the window, though effective at blocking out the Arizona sun, is frankly not a good idea in my opinion. In the
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