W Scottsdale

Very comfortable stay, the staff are exceptional, very helpful and attentive. The hotel itself was going through some minor works but didn’t cause to much of a problem. The rooms are fairly well equipped and a good size. Couple of negatives were there weren’t many drawers, no shoe horn and the toiletries were lower quality than I’m used to but otherwise the room was good. Wet deck is a nice area, drinks maybe slightly expensive but not unusual for a hotel. Scottsdale itself was a nice clean pleasant place and the hotel is well located for restaurants, bars and shopping.

Great stay overall, but not quite what I expected from a W property. The brand usually has a stronger sense of character, and this one felt a bit lacking in that regard. One downside was the spa access policy,elite guests aren’t able to use amenities like the sauna without an additional fee. At other W properties around the world, these are often included for high-tier members, so that was a bit disappointing.

Decent hotel walking distance to Old Town. Rooms super small and bed is in middle of room! Trendy hotel that becomes a nightclub at night. Young people partying into the morning in rooms/hall. Rooms not soundproof, you can hear everything. Skip this place if you actually want to sleep

Dried roaches in the “welcome lounge”. Very welcoming… the shop is very cute, cute things but couldn’t find anyone to help. The front desk team was very kind. The new restaurant Roman is very over priced for frozen foods. DoorDash or walk down the strip. Chaotic at all times. Drunk people everywhere, loud music everywhere, seemed very very trashy. Prostitution going down at the pool. You can’t sleep at night due to the clubs going on all night. Tried to go to the spa after being kept up all night by the clubs. Only amenity is the shower. Showers smell like pee. Roaches in the locker rooms. My massage was interrupted multiple times since they don’t have white noise machines in the halls and you can hear everything in the hall way. The nail stations are out in the open so you get no privacy during pedicures. Drunk people coming in and out of the side door, the receptionist talking about the staff and shopping is very upsetting when spending so much to relax. When bringing up the roaches the receptionist just laughed. The receptionists seem very immature and unprofessional. The pool is very creepy. There’s a giant mirror down to the driving port so everyone can look up at you in the pool and the pool isn’t deep enough to swim. Avoid the hotel, avoid the spa, avoid the restaurants. Poorly built, poorly managed, poorly run, poorly marketed. Either market to young drunk people or to business men but the two don’t mesh. This place is trashy and management should be applauded.

very small room size and very old mattress with springs poking out.

This place is overpriced, unclean, unsafe, has low level staff, no real amenities and definitely not worth any of your money. Go to a real 5-star hotel instead of this dump!

This hotel is perfect! Staff is very friendly and rooms are gorgeous.

Our group of 19 booked two tables (not cabanas) by the pool on a Saturday, and it was a blast. Great music, friendly (and yes, hot) servers, and solid service all around. Even the lobby staff were welcoming, so don’t be shy about showing up pool-ready. Now, two major ball-breakers: 1️⃣ The price tag. The two tables came with a $3,000 minimum spend, and nothing is included, not even a token appetizer or “thanks for keeping the Scottsdale economy booming.” Bottles start around $500, and while the ice, mixers, and cups kept flowing, the value definitely didn’t. 2️⃣ The pool temperature. It’s NOT HEATED!! Even on a sunny October day, the water was cold. This is really a significant detail that we expected based on the cost. The pool is not even that big. For the algorithm: this place is not kid-friendly on Saturdays,