Econo Lodge Phoenix North I-17

This hotel was terrible! The room was small and outdated, the bathroom was dirty and the room was nasty. I spent an hour cleaning it upon arrival. The clientele was rowdy and unruly. Sleeping in the park across the street was more comfortable. The staff was unhelpful and uninterested in making my stay more pleasant. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel to anyone anywhere for anytime!

Wifi doesn't work but staff for the most part is willing to work with u on special requests

At the beginning it took awhile to check in. Room was Okey, service desk lady good customer service and nice.

Needed room last minute not the best no towels and didn't sweep smelled sewer and no hot water first night

Service is awful, the only clerk takes forever to attend the customers and the lobby is closed, one has to wait in line for hours (literally). This place should be closed or authorities should take action to do aomething about the place.

Little lighting. Tv no remote. Furniture broken. All in all ok.

It was gross!!! I was killing roaches My whole stay!!! The blankets had burn holes in them!!! NEVER AGAIN!!!

3 people at the desk, but waited more than 5 minutes for someone to come to the window. First set of room keys did not work, and when I went back, I had to wait more than 20 minutes to be helped. After getting back, and into the room, the shower did not work, the toilet did not work, the refrigerator had door compartments that had tape instead of retaining rods, and the door would not close. The vent cover in the bathroom was hanging down. There was no shower curtain and no linens in the room. The light on the nightstand had one bulb and no lampshade. The TV did not work. All the furniture was broken, with drawers and doors and trim missing and sharp. Quite hazardous, to be honest.

We ended up not staying the night. The front office clerk immediately recommended cancelation/refund upon arrival because I have kids. She was worried about what my kids would be exposed to as the hotel serves a large population for homeless. It was run down, loud and generally felt unsafe.