Morristown Hotels from ₹6,465

"Very clean, it was a breath of fresh air after our last hotel!"

"You could see light on all 4 sides of the door when it was shut and dead bolted. We were put next to the dumpster and dog relief area and they pic up trash at 5:15 every morning. Our AC didn’t work the first night and when we asked about it they said don’t set it lower than 72, which is nuts!! The carpet was dingy with several stains. The mirror was so low I couldn’t see the top of my head and I’m only 5’6”. "

"Very surprised to show up and find out there was a complimentary buffet for dinner and breakfast and the restaurant was open late if we got hungry after buffet was over. Staff was very pleasant to talk to and informative. Pool was heated but unfortunately the kids didn’t get to use it, due to scheduling but it’s always nice to know about the pool if you have time to use it. Facility was very nice and rooms were very comfortable. Definitely going to stay here again!"

"Fantastic for extended business travel. A lot of "extended stay" hotels in PHX metro area are pretty seedy. This one was a most pleasant surprise. SUPER staff (highly solicitous and really friendly), clean property and room, great workout room, comfortable bed, and conveniently located right by the I-17/101 interchange."

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"Staff was awful. I was the only person of color and I was not allowed to check in as others were allowed to check in. I would never stay at this property again."

"At first sight I was a little worried but the room was pretty clean and it didn’t smell bad like some hotels that try to cover up stank. Everything worked well. Mattress was pretty comfortable but the pillows were not. No fridge, coffee pot or microwave. Coffee in the lounge area though. We were lucky enough to stay on the opposite side of the freeway so it was quiet. We didn’t use the pool but it looked nice. It was affordable and I would stay again."

"Pet friendly yes. Parking was cluttered with transient traffic. Cars driving in and out hooking up with tenants for what it seemed illegal business transactions. "