Holiday Inn Express, Buckeye, AZ delivered on all aspects for an overnight, business stay. Front desk hotel staff very friendly and efficient. Check in was easy and quick. Room was very clean and comfortable. The complimentary breakfast served offered a variety of items -- with hot cinnamon rolls ...

2.6

Days Inn Buckeye AZ

2.0 out of 5.0

from$84

G L P. said

Jul 26, 2015

This hotel met my expectations. My only comment was that the shower temperature adjustment was problematic - could not get cooler water at a higher flow rate.

4.2

Thunderbird Executive Inn and Conference Center

2.5 out of 5.0

from$71

A verified traveler said

Apr 1, 2018

We found out there s extra 5 bucks parking, but the free snacks and breakfast definitely make up for that con. Very clean, and quite place. Loved the stay, because previous hotels were loud, and this one helped me get some rest finally... as I am very sensitive to noises. Please don't come here to ...

3.3

Red Roof Inn PLUS+ Phoenix West

2.5 out of 5.0

from$47

A verified traveler said

Mar 19, 2018

Clean room and facility. Not many restaurants near by.

Hotels in Buckeye

Need a comfortable place to stay in Buckeye? How about one that rates highly for Hotel Staff and Room cleanliness?

Orbitz has you covered with 18 of them. Meaning you can easily find a cozy — and convenient — home base for exploring some of Buckeye's attractions, such as Dust Devil Park, Friendship Park and El Oso Park.

The dining scene Buckeye

You can't leave Buckeye without visiting at least a few of its popular eateries. Ground Control, Litchfield's and Beijing Chinese Cuisine offer up tasty morsels along with a dash of local flavor.

Where to shop in Buckeye

Want to dress like a local or pick up some new duds? Head to Ross Dress for Less, Wigwam Creek Shopping Center or Marshalls. Jewelry stores like Osborne Jewelers offer up pretty baubles and sleek accessories. Ross Dress for Less is a great place to pick up new footwear.

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Art and culture in Buckeye

Any destination has a roster of must-sees, and museums are usually at the top of the list. In Buckeye, for instance, the exhibits at Litchfield Park Historical Society Museum offer up their cultural and historical insights to visitors.

Sample some of Buckeye's best educational offerings at Litchfield Park Branch Library, Barnes & Noble and West Valley Periodontics.

Getting to Buckeye

Leaving on a jet plane? It will probably land at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, a major transportation hub for the area.

Best times to visit Buckeye

If you're planning a trip to Buckeye, consider visiting in July, June and August. Orbitz offers great deals 365 days a year, but during these months, you'll save the most — 48%, 48% and 47%, respectively.

Get outdoors in Buckeye

Not all of Buckeye's attractions are indoors. Spend some time at Dust Devil Park. Visiting AZ Live Sound, too, is a good way to get outside.

Where to shop in Buckeye

Buy the newest gadgets at Best Buy.

Getting to Buckeye

Leaving on a jet plane? It will probably land at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, a major transportation hub for the area.

Things to do in Buckeye

If you're looking for a relaxing way to have fun in Buckeye, you can always catch a movie at Harkins Theatres Gateway Pavilions 18 or pamper yourself at Golden Apple Skin Laser & Veins.

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Nice hotel close to a lot

We stayed here for 5 days. The room was not super clean. There was hair in the fridge, in the drawers and on the bathroom floor. Sorry, but nothing grosses me out using a "clean" hotel bathroom and looking down to see other peoples pubes all over the floor and random hairs on the counters. Ugh. The bed was really firm and comfy and overall the room was great. We did have an issue with a maid/guest leaving our fridge open, so it took almost a day to cool. We let them know upon arrival and were told someone would check it out the following morning. No one ever did. My biggest complaint was noise. We got unlucky and had some young partiers next door who were smoking (multiple things), super loud and constantly slamming doors. It's a non smoking hotel too. The worst was a maid at 10am. She was cleaning our neighbors place and must have yelled for 30 minutes straight to her coworker down the hall. Laughing, slamming doors, yelling. It was beyond unprofessional. We were also there when some thieves decided to cut the wires to the outdoor lamps and steal all 4 tires off of some guys rental car. They said it was the first time anything like that had ever happened. We stayed there 4 more nights and I did feel safe. But, don't park in the back of the building and always know there are opportunists, even in nice, super populated areas.

Access to Spring Training sites

Motel is on Grand Blvd, northwest of Phoenix. As with all Motel 6, no frills, just a clean, basic room. Staff made sure standards were upheld. Downside, location was also ideal for some work groups, who used as their temporary base. Why? After work the work gangs enjoyed drinking, smoking and being loud - but to their credit the noise usually stopped around 10 PM. There is a railroad track across the highway. It does seem closer when train blows whistle during night though. Knowing shortcomings, I actually would stay again because it was the only motel that didn’t significantly increase their rates during Spring Training.

Clean, comfy, location so-so

A clean, well-maintained hotel, nice comfy room and bed. Breakfast included. Cool even in the heat of summer! Two small issues: the room temp control seemed a bit moody, and there was no butter for the toast at breakfast.

Convenient Location

This hotel met my expectations. My only comment was that the shower temperature adjustment was problematic - could not get cooler water at a higher flow rate.