The rooms here are quite nice and large and the location near the airport is obviously the main attraction. But I am not sure it's worth $160 a night, which is what I paid for a Sunday night in March. The whirlpool when I was there was out, though a sign said I could use the one next door at the Holiday Inn Express. They have an airport shuttle that runs every 30 minutes starting at 4 a.m. There is a full-service restaurant in the hotel, including a bar. The rooms have very nice erg chairs and desk, a microwave and a refrigerator. My room also had a flat screen television, but it did not appear to have high-def channels accessible. A definite step up from a Hampton Inn, my usual choice of hotel in this general service-and-price range.

OKay, now yes granted the hotel is nicely located only a mile from the airport.

There is another hotel right next to the Hilton Garden Inn and a Waffle House right out the front door to the Hotel.

The Pool Area is Nice, Despite some cracking along the pool water area. A good size fitness center and a nice restaurant staff.

However, here are the bumps in the road.

I came in on 6th of August and tried to check-in however no rooms were available so i asked the Front Desk since i'm a Gold VIP that i would like an upgradeable room if available. I was told they were sold out for the night.

So, i decided to check the hotel website to see if they really were. To my dismay, the hotel had a number of different rooms available for the night.

So i had to cancel my original reservation and rebook at a higher rate for a better room than what i would of had.

I stayed in Room 226 a One-Bedroom Suite a nice room, however turning on lights in the bedroom can be quite tricky and they had to come exchange one of my lights since it wasn't working right.

Check-Out was a breeze and directions given were great.

Though, i probably wouldn't stay at this hotel again.

I have been a fan of Hilton Garden Inns so booked a night here before flying out the next morning. Even though I am a Hilton Honors Silver I seem to have been given the worst possible room in terms of location. The room itself was nicely designed and decorated. The staff was very friendly. However we were on the first floor within 25 feet of a Waffle House restaurant. All night long there were motorcyles revving their engines. Also we could hear extremely loud hip hop and rap music from the cars that were pulling into the Waffle House all night. We travel often and this was without question the most sleepless night we have ever spent in any hotel the world over!
Also there was water leaking through the recessed light fixture over the tub at 3am when the person in the room above took a shower. This was in room 104. I think this room never should have been assigned as this is a definite hazard.
Overall a nicely decorated and friendly hotel, but not a place to get a good night's sleep!!!

Traveling to Phoenix on business I always try to stay near the airport and I-10...the Hilton Garden Inn is close to both. Great rooms, very spacious with a small kitchen (small refrigerator, sink and toaster), living room area and separate bathroom (there is a door).

There are a couple hotels near this property, but this one always seems to have a good price for the room. There is a Waffle House in front of the hotel, which is, well, a Waffle House. If you go over the interstate heading south, there is a McDonald's on the right.

If you are looking for a few more dining options, head over the interstate then left on Broadway and head to Tempe/ASU.