Metro Scottsdale Extended Stay

I loved everything

Comfortable and good location

Convenient to many areas.

I had to be put in two rooms the first room had roaches therefore they had to move me and the second one was ok. The property was pet friendly but I wasnt expecting to have to walk around dog poop in the hallways and a dog running loose free unsupervised.

It was ok. Toilet seat is very loose. Toilet doesn't flush. The place was clean but could use an overhaul. Nothing major. Overall it was fine.

Very comfortable and clean. We would definitely stay again

We didn't realize there was a whole process of filling out a form online prior to checking in and we arrived really late at night. But it is very fast and as long as you read everything carefully and fill out everything carefully, it should be no problem. We got our code to enter immediately. The condition of the property was ok. We got a good night's rest and that was the most important thing. I had to go out and buy pans to make eggs and other kitchen tools. For the quality, I think it was overpriced. But like I said, we got a good night's rest.

The place didn’t match the pictures. Apartment was in pretty rough condition. It was kinda loud- dogs barking, doors slamming. We tried to be gone as long as possible during the days to spend as little of time there as possible. Overall, wouldn’t recommend.

The first room I was assigned was filthy, as if it had never been cleaned. The second room, located next to the entrance/exit, was just as bad—loud and disruptive. All night, we endured constant yelling and the sound of people coming and going.

It's a big place with many entrance doors. I got an email with a code to get in but it didn't specify which door would be closest to our room and when I tried, the code didn't work. I had to make several calls to management while waiting outside the building (at the wrong door) before we were told which door to go to and how to open the doors. The apartment was clean but very outdated. There is a cooktop and some dishes and utensils but not even a grain of salt to use for cooking. It was easier to eat out for every meal. We use to be property managers and we always had the basics stocked in the kitchens - olive oil, salt & pepper, and a full spice rack.