Tucson Marriott University Park

Location is convenient

Very loud between 12am to 2am when people get back from bars

I loved how beautiful and spacious the rooms were!

Could have been a little cleaner in the bathroom specially the shower and floors but other than that staff was amazing and the hotel was very beautiful.

Clean, recently renovated hotel, convenient to the light rail and the University. Our room on the 7th floor had a lot of street noise until 1am from the neighborhood's bars. The free-to-use guest laundry room was extremely convenient, and let us pack light and wash clothes half-way through the trip.

This hotel was OK and pretty much on U of A. So the location was great if you were going to a U of A event. We went to the Book Festival which was on the U of A Campus. The breakfast was absolutely HORRIBLE. They had a sign that said it was $18. First, we wanted made to order omlets, but the guy at the omlet station said we would need to order from the server. We sat down, no server. So we decided on the buffet scrambled eggs. They were cold, and didn't taste like real eggs, they tasted like powered eggs. The sausage was also cold. There was no server so in the end we didn't have to pay, anyhow. The second day we went to the Black Bear diner right down the street for breakfast. That place was great, the service was great and the food was hot. Now onto the room. We are Marroitt Platnum and we got upgraded. We got to the room, we thought, "this is an upgraded room?" We have had bigger and better rooms when renting a regular room at the Fairfield Inn. It had two queen beds, a TV and a computer desk. There was also a chair and a really small table in the corner of the room and it was in the corner where you couldn't see the TV if someone was sitting at the comptuer desk. The room was fine, it was clean but not what I expected for an "upgraded" room. It does have valet parking. Those people were really nice. But we only had to deal with them on check in and check out. We went for the Book Festival, which was walking distance, so we never used our car during our stay.