Historische hotels in Phoenix

'NOT AS ADVERTISED. I love a good vintage boutique hotel, but this one needs some TLC. Pool closed, no restaurant, no bar. Not only are all these spaces very very shut down you aren't even allowed to enjoy the vintage space, use the tables, or sit outside at the tables/chairs - it's all locked up. Carpet in the entryway is very stained. front desk staff were not rude but weren't friendly either, giving you the impression that they are used to dealing with a questionable crowd. The room I got was...

'Great stay, great staff, great property. Can’t wait to go back. '

'Quiet street - good location. We were moving daughter across country and wanted a garage to house loaded vehicles. Thanks for a good stay!'

'Loved my stay in Phoenix and this cottage was in a great neighborhood! Very cozy and comfortable cottage near the airport and many great restaurants. Great communication from the owners too! I would definitely recommend this comfy cottage for anyone visiting Phoenix!'

'Overall, the property was clean, well-decorated, and comfortable. The balcony was a great place to hang out too. The only inconvenience was the building did not have AC for winter months and the in-room units provided were quite loud and we found it difficult to sleep with the units on, and too warm with them off. Otherwise, we very much enjoyed our stay. The hosts are very responsive and checked in with us, and the condo is close to a lot of what Scottsdale has to offer. '

'The kitchen only had two bowls, no mixing bowls bowls, the sheet pans were cheap and old. The grill would not start, and was not clean. They ask you to leaveIt renter ready but only have a mop and a broom that is very small and does not sweep. On top of that they are trying to charge the insurance I bought for cracked granite behind the sink that had clearly been there for a while. Would not recommend renting with this company. Out of all the VRBO I have used across the country this was the...