All Hotels by Best Western in Northern Phoenix - 2026 Updated Prices

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North Phoenix

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£56

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23 Aug - 24 Aug

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Hilton Phoenix Tapatio Cliffs Resort

10/10 Excellent

"The room was very clean, however the shower tub combo did not drain well from the first time taking a shower. We were on the go though and kept forgetting to say something. On our last day, it didn’t drain at all while showering. I brought it to the front desk’s attention when leaving. He was very grateful I let him know and I think they’ll be on it before another guest stays in that room. Also, our door did not open or shut without really pushing on it to open and close. Forgot to tell them before we left. Our overall stay was great!! Entire staff was efficient, helpful and very friendly!! We were close to the two family pools on different levels that had a pool bar (probably served food too) between them. Walking to and from said pools at dark, there were parts that should have been lit better. There was a small step off the walkway onto the asphalt, but not lit. We knew it was there, so very careful. Lastly, we stayed in a more standard room, with what the resort called a patio with two chairs and a table. It was a concrete strip, not even 3 ft in depth, against a concrete or cylinder block, wall with small openings. We would’ve had to climb over one chair and the table to sit in the other chair. The whole setting looked extremely drab, dingy, dark and dirty. Kept the drapes closed. I know that sounds harsh, but it should be called a back alley fire escape route, not a patio. With all said, we did enjoy our stay."