We arrived at the hotel around noon and they allowed us to check in early. The hotel was ok for a Residence Inn, but I have stayed at much nicer. When we arrived to our room it a very nice and big, but had an awful view we could look and see the roof on the lobby. Most of the... more

When traveling with our kids we stay in these types of properties so that we can get all of us in one suite (two bedrooms, two baths, one living/kitchen area). The property itself is fine, but overall the service wasn't. In 5 days, we only got new soap and shampoo and conditioner a couple of times. The refrigerator wasn't cold... more

I stayed here with my parents to watch my brother in the USTA national Team tourney at Reid Park. Overall, pretty good value. We paid $116 with taxes based on Marriott sale on their website. The room wasn't huge but was clean with a kitchenette. I used the pullout couch and let my parents sleep in the Queen. There was... more

A decent hotel, typical of Residence Inn. There was one problem, however. One day during my stay I came back to my room mid-day. Housekeeping was in the room, and the door was wide open. I walked in, greeted the housekeeper, went over to my luggage and pulled out a few items including my Bose noise cancelling headphones. The housekeeper... more

This was my third visit to Tucson and third stay at the Marriott Residence Inn Williams Center! A friend and I went to Tucson for the Gem Show, and this hotel again fit the bill. Good location, near friends of mine also, daily breakfast, nice, clean rooms, good shopping nearby, excellent wine store across the street, good restaurants nearby and... more

Great concept for a hotel, spacious room with sitting area and kitchen, all of a very high standard. Staff nice and friendly, tennis court and swimming pool small but OK. Free breakfast and light meals during the week. This hotel succeeds in creating a big family atmosphere. On our next trip to Tucson I will certainly be staying again. Highly... more

Nice facilities, but no sleep. Our room was across the street from the Cactus Moon nightclub. Music blared, cars varroomed, people yelled until well after 3am. Ah, sleep at last? 6:30am the local garbage truck awoke us to their version of the trash can symphony. Sigh. dancin don more

I chose Residence Inn because we needed a two bedroom suite during our stay in Tucson. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the suite which also had two bathrooms and a fireplace. The beds were comfortable and lots of down/feather pillows. It is several miles east of the 10 freeway and you'll drive through varying neighborhoods. However, once... more

We stayed at the Residence Inn at Williams Centre in early August 2005. The hotel is new (opened Dec. 2004) and was first rate. We stayed in a two bedroom suite. The suite was very clean and fresh and the furnishings were nice. The pool area was small (typical for most Residence Inns) but very adequate. The hotel is located... more