Francisco Grande Hotel and Golf Resort

I was quiet and well run.

Staff was wonderful and very helpful.

Toilet was running all night I wasn’t able to sleep and the hotel didn’t care

Awesome property with a lot of history. Staff to the person was extraordinary!! Rooms are great but dated. Everything very clean. The view is beautiful.

It was a great stay overall. Room a bit dated carpet and drapes very old but in good condition. Bed comfortable and riom spacious and quiet setting. Perfect staycation

It was farther out of town than anticipated when I reviewed it on the map. It’s an older property that’s been well loved and could really use a re-fresh however the view’s from the balcony make it a nice little oasis in the desert.

This is a really cool old hotel. We like staying at places with a little history when we can and this one has plenty. I think it's been updated just enough to modernize some comforts but leave the 1960s feel. My husband had a hard time with the outdoor hallways from the elevator to the rooms because he's afraid of heights and we were on the 7th floor but unless you have a genuine phobia, it's actually a lovely view. Staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurant was nice, the pool was fun. We don't golf but the course looked well cared for from our balcony where me and our toddler enjoyed watching the golfers together. There's not a lot to do in Casa Grande, but the people are friendly and the neon light park is cool. We were there to bring our daughter to Rooster Cogburn's Ostrich Ranch about 35 mins south of the hotel. That is not to be missed. You'll have a blast even if you don't have kids!

Very peaceful

Peaceful

The staff at front desk were great and very friendly. I lost money in vending machine trying to get water and they refunded it easily enough. Bought a bottled water at the golf shop. The room phone did not work for reaching lobby. (After plugging in the receiver). Had to call front desk from my cell phone. Beds were comfortable, however, we could hear every noise outside from doors sliding open, early risers talking outside our door and birds chirping. No sleeping in on this trip. Also, no outlets by nightstand to charge phones.