Wingate By Wyndham Chandler

“Close to the airport. Comfortable stay”

We had a very comfortable stay. The room was clean. The staff were very nice and helpful. It is close to the airport, about 12 miles. The problem was the breakfast, there was very little food. No eggs or meat or yogurt. Just waffles, oatmeal, coffee and juice.

“Gross bathroom door, good A/C, nice employees, decent (though very sugary) breakfast, marginally passable coffee”

Mixed experience, but mostly fine. This is another hotel that apparently doesn't notice when its doors or walls need cleaning. I've stayed in hotels on 2 continents and this has been a problem at a TON of them (even the pricier ones!); it's not just confined to Wyndham. But it's nasty nonetheless. … Mais

Mixed experience, but mostly fine. This is another hotel that apparently doesn't notice when its doors or walls need cleaning. I've stayed in hotels on 2 continents and this has been a problem at a TON of them (even the pricier ones!); it's not just confined to Wyndham. But it's nasty nonetheless. Bathroom door was quite gross and vents were very dusty. The bathtub was also somewhat gross. If not for the grossness, I would be open to staying again. But...oof. That door was nasty. The employees were always helpful, nice, and good-humored. You might have to wait around for a bit for the front desk person to appear if it's night-time. But they always showed up within about 2 minutes or less. The shampoo goes far, but bring your own conditioner if you have long hair. Beds were adequate and pillows were fine. Nothing special, but that's kind of expected. Their blankets kept me warm without overheating. The A/C worked very well. The hottest it got outside during our stay was 89F (32C), so I can't speak to how effective it'd be in the blazing heat of the summer. But it was great in February. Avoid the breakfast IF you do keto, have diabetes, or prefer to eat healthy--pretty much everything was packed with sugar. Definitely not vegan-friendly either. But if you're an omnivore that loves the sweet stuff, you will be fine. When we were there, they offered: apple juice, OJ, various small "muffins" (aka very dry and sugary cake in a muffin wrapper), small yogurt cups that somehow contained 14g sugar, make-your-own waffles with butter and syrup available, sugared cereals, milk, Wonderbread-style slices for toasting, grape jelly, cream cheese, bagels, pork sausage links, and eggs. The eggs were the same thing that you'd find in a Dunkin Donuts breakfast sandwich, but the hotel's eggs were actually a wee bit better than Dunkin's. Pleasantly surprising. The coffee was....coffee. If you like a quality cup of coffee, just go to a cafe instead. But if you aren't picky, then the hotel coffee should be fine enough. For lunch or dinner, there are restaurants conveniently located across the street. Or if you want to drive, there are a lot of other options too. And a final humorous word of warning: Don't get excited if you see a sign pointing you to a sauna. Whoever ordered those signs has no idea what a sauna actually is and thinks it's the same thing as a hot tub. It....is not. I was disappointed but also amused that anyone would confuse the two. The hot tub was ok except the bubbles/jets were much cooler than the rest of the water, which kind of defeats the purpose of using a hot tub for sore muscles.

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