Overview
Across the street is an upscale haven for shoppers, the Kierland Commons, tee-off for 27 holes of golf or laze by the pool, popular for kids of all ages.
Resort fees include
- Unlimited in room high speed internet access
- Local, domestic long distance and 1-800 telephone calls
- Access to Agave, the Arizona Spa facilities and usage of the Yoga & Well Walk Fitness classes
- Tennis courts & full tennis equipment rental
- Expanded shuttle service to adjacent shopping at Kierland Commons & Scottsdale Quarter
Check in
4 p.m.
Check out
11 a.m.
Rooms
732
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Reviews
Not worth the price. $600+a night is ridiculous to ask for this hotel, dirty pool. no breakfast. Not too many activitie
Traveler650749 on May 02, 2024
This is good for families - but I didn't know why the rating was so high. They don't allow rollaways. Room was fine. Plain. They didn't give me the upgrade I was entitled to for Bonvoy. Bonvoy status seems not to matter much anymore. Breakfast not included. Breakfast buffet was ok. The tea was good. The pool was ok. The bar wasn't open on one side. Wait staff was few and it took a while to get food and the order was wrong. The lazy river doesn't MOVE forward and it was filled with leaves and debris. It wasn't anything special at all. The gym was nice. The lobby is nice. Check in staff - meh. My teens felt like they were treated like babies. Lots of malls and restaurants in the area...that was a plus. Great hibachi place that is loud and boisterous and young.
Lots of hidden fees
TravelWarrior200 (Pasadena, California) on May 02, 2024
First, off we paid $20 a day, for $80 total, for never using any resort facilities. We were in meetings all day and night. And the first warning of this was when we were checking in, buried in the check-in printout; no place else. Various websites say parking is free and in fact there are no control gates or monitoring at the self-parking lot. Half the guests knew to just lie and say they weren’t parking here but we were honest and thus got hit with another fee of $20 a day for four days, for still another $80 total. We only stayed here because of the conference we were attending but only after the fact were we told we would not earn Bonvoy points because our hotel stay was coordinated with the conference event. Even though we checked in and otherwise used the Marriott app, thereby saving still more overhead for whoever really owns this property. And finally, various GPS apps took us and many others to the wrong Westin Kierland resort. Marriott somehow doesn’t care about making the distinction between two properties with nearly identical names. Marriott spends a fortune trying to get us to stay at their brands but a property owner such as this one totally undermines any loyalty to Marriot.
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