Quality Inn and Suites Mesa, Mesa

We enjoyed our 2 week stay at this hotel. We really liked the full kitchen in all the rooms. Pool, Breakfast, and staff were all great. I recommend this hotel to anyone.

Great hotel. I loved the lobby, and the sofas were so nice my wire offered to buy them. Our room was nice, with a new bed, and furniture. It smelled little bit like paint and it seemed to be painted, but it was good. They sure put alot of money into the place since the last year we were here. I liked the breakfast, lots of items (more than last year). Will come back, great hotel at a good price.

Proximity to relatives staying in the area was excellent. Close to shopping, restaurants and Highway 60. There was no affiliation to any hotel chain at the time we stayed (March 2005). Rooms were clean and the suite was a good size. Renovations were scheduled for the coming year. Pool area was excellent. Would defenitely consider staying here again.

Great friendly staff. Had a kitchen in the room but no dishes or spoons or pans. Was told when asked that its for extended stay only at no charge. No biggy since we only stayed one night and didn't want to cook anyways. The pool and spa area was great. never wanted to leave, so beautiful. Breakfast was exelent. It had everything you would want and more. Overall we had a great time and will go back soon.

This property, while freeway-close and reasonably priced, is rundown and in need of serious renovation. Our reservation (made by phone with Ramada's central reservation office, found on the Net) was messed up, but the lady at the front desk eventually fixed that for us and did not charge us extra for the resulting "upgrade" from "studio" to "suite." Here were the key issues we had with this motel, in no particular order. The mirrored closet sliding doors were off their runners. Television reception in the evenings was so poor as to be unwatchable, and the television (along with the phone) was in the suite's "sitting room," not in the tiny, spartan bedroom. The breakfast was unappealing (mini-muffins, cold cereal, and no decaf). One soap, one shampoo for two people, and the faucets had not had a good scrub in who knows how long. The sheets were soft but smelt a little funky. No in-room coffee was provided on the second day until we went down to ask for it, and our keys stopped working on the second day (quickly fixed, but involved yet another trip down to the front desk, whose attendant was friendly and as helpful as she knew how to be). None of this constitutes unmitigated disaster, but we could have done much better for ourselves in that same general location. But, oddly, the towels were softer and more pleasant to use than those at my previous accommodations (the Westin), which charged over 3 times more.

OMG! this place was a nightmare to say the least. Our soccer team stayed there for a soccer tournament and it is a scary place, homeless people hanging out by the pool, we had no T.P., towels, we had to take the sheet off the pull out bed and cover the couch because it was so dirty then we saw that the pull out bed was stained with urin (YUCK)we came home on sunday night, Monday morning my dauhgter had red bites all over her legs and swellon glands. I had to miss work to take her to the Dr. she was eaten UP with bug bites and her body was trying to fight it off. DON'T STAY HERE,YOUR BETTER OFF IN YOUR CAR ALONG THE ROAD SIDE

If I am ever in Mesa again, I would love to return to the Ramada Inn & Suites. Excellent service, excellent ammenities and especially nice rooms for the price. A 1 bedroom room with a kitchen for under $50 is a great deal. And they had a good breakfast in the morning. I was unable to go swimming but the pool looked great especially for the hot weather. I guess I'll just have to try it next time!