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Half of the front desk / lobby staff (night shift) was super friendly and accommodating, the other half (morning) was borderline rude. The rooms were sort of a weird layout - almost motel style, where they all opened directly to an outdoor hallway, with a pool on the inside courtyard - leading to some noise. The room layouts were awkward: a sitting room, then a bathroom in the hallway (sectioned off - a door for the toilet/shower, and a pocket door to the bedroom - too many doors, in my opinion), then on the other side of the bathroom/hallway, was the bedroom. I really didn't like this layout, as I prefer a more open layout. Also, there was no WiFi - only a LAN chord - in the sitting room, not the bedroom, where I prefer to use my laptop. (I was able to move the LAN chord connector to the bedroom, but a bit of a nuissance.)
Most importantly, my breakfast certificates (for being a Gold member) didn't fully cover the breakfast buffet, and I had to fork over an additional $6.50 for my breakfast on TOP of my certificate. Tacky. Very tacky. Especially when I can get a made-to-order omellete at the Hilton Garden Inn North Scottsdale on Princess - all covered by my certificate.
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