Cambria Hotel Phoenix - North Scottsdale

The ceilings are paper thin, we could hear everything the people above us did. Hard walkers, furniture moving around, conversations etc. The bathroom had a sewer smell that they weren’t able to get rid of (they did offer us a new room). Sheets had small stains on them, I mainly noticed this on all the pillow covers. The room seemed clean but just not put together quite right. The window blind wouldn’t open and the drawers in the kitchenette wouldn’t come out (closet door blocked them). It did have Tesla chargers which was nice. The doors don’t have any auto opening except for the front door so the outside might be difficult to maneuver if you have any disability. This was hard for us parking in the back and using a stroller to get in from the Tesla chargers without walking the whole building to the front doors. The size of the room was great. It fit our family of three, we brought a bassinet for the baby and a it’s the stroller and everything else we fit comfortably. Our room also didn’t have a tub, shower only. Not sure if all rooms are like this but good to know for those with kiddos who don’t take showers yet.

My mom was in the hospital and we had to stay in area. Close to many restaurants stores and hospital. It was a very beautiful room beds were comfortable. Loved the Bluetooth mirror in bathroom. Did not like that there is no vending machine and a can of Dr. Pepper is outrageous expensive. It's ok if you want to charge it to your room but when you want to just buy a soda and go to bed the last thing you really want is to have to go downstairs and talk with someone who doesn't really want to get your cash at that point. Very nice beautiful hotel.

I am use to staying at 5star hotel however my coworker choose this hotel which is 4 star and I just booked it. The location is downtown phoenix convention center so if you are coming for a convention perfect however if you are driving once you get here it is a nightmare worst then being in NewYork or Chicago which we frequently travel too. There is absolutely NO public parking except for the metered street and the employees have all those spaces. There is NO valet parking at all and the guest service rep was so rude she stated to me why didn’t we check the hotel amenities before booking and then stated we can pay $20 to park at a church that was behind them and almost a 10min walk to and from hotel. Will definitely never stay here again.