Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel
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Our take
By Matt Spaulding, Founder and writer
At the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel, the $25 destination fee comes with a $25 food and beverage credit each day. The booking screen printed "Includes 25 USD Destination Fee" beside the rate, and Marriott's activities directory lists the rest of what it covers: a daily 2-hour bike rental, light rail passes for up to two guests, faster Wi-Fi and a discovery bag for two. If you would spend $25 a day at the hotel anyway, the fee is a wash. The rooftop pool is harder to count on: Marriott's overview, as it showed in search results, lists the rooftop and pool as temporarily unavailable, and Marriott's pages give different reopening dates, so ask the hotel whether it has reopened. Reviews call the pool small anyway. Parking on site is valet only, $46 a night on Marriott's info page and $54 for an oversized vehicle, with paid public parking next to the hotel. Valet plus the fee is $71 a night on top of the room, before tax.
Quick facts
- Resort fee
- $25 Destination Fee, inside the rate shown ("Includes 25 USD Destination Fee"); covers a daily $25 food and beverage credit, a 2-hour bike rental, light rail passes for up to two guests, faster Wi-Fi and a discovery bag for two (Marriott activities directory)
- Taxes
- Marriott lists rates with taxes off; Phoenix's 13.07% (Arizona 5.5%, Maricopa County 1.77%, hotel occupancy 3%, Phoenix 2.8%) goes on top
- Parking
- Valet only on site, $46/night; oversized vehicles $54; paid public parking next to the hotel
- Check-in
- 4:00 PM
- Check-out
- 11:00 AM
- Pets
- Up to 2 pets, 50 lb each, $50 per night
- Pool
- Rooftop pool; Marriott's overview, as seen in search results, lists it as temporarily unavailable; reopening date unresolved
- Walk to the Phoenix Convention Center
- 7 minutes
Where you are
100 N 1st St, Phoenix, AZ
Open in Maps →At 100 N 1st St, a 7-minute walk to the Phoenix Convention Center by the street route.
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Does the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel charge a resort fee?
Yes, a $25 destination fee. The booking screen printed "Includes 25 USD Destination Fee" beside the rate, so it is in the price shown, and Marriott listed the rate with taxes switched off.
What does the destination fee at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown include?
A daily $25 food and beverage credit, per Marriott's activities directory, plus a daily 2-hour bike rental for up to two guests, daily light rail passes for up to two guests, faster Wi-Fi and a discovery bag for two.
How much is parking at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel?
$46 a night for valet, the on-site option on Marriott's info page, or $54 for an oversized vehicle. Paid public parking sits next to the hotel. With the fee, a night with valet is $71 beyond the room, before tax.
Does the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel have a pool?
Not one you can count on. It has a rooftop pool, but Marriott's overview, as it showed in search results, lists the rooftop and pool as temporarily unavailable, and Marriott's pages disagree on when they reopen. Ask the hotel before you book for the pool.
What are check-in and check-out times at the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel?
Check-in is 4 PM and check-out is 11 AM.
How far is the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel from the Phoenix Convention Center?
7 minutes on foot by the street route.