Extended Stay America - Tampa - North Airport, formerly known as Extended Stay America Tampa North Airport, is less than two miles from the airport, and close to George M. Steinbrenner Field, International Plaza and Bay Street, and Cypress Point Park. Air conditioned rooms have fully appointed kitchens, with microwaves, refrigerators and stovetops, and living areas are equipped with cable TVs, coffee makers, irons, hair dryers, and free Internet access. The property has free self-parking on-site, as well as a barbecue area, and fitness facilities. Complimentary coffee and tea are available in the common areas. Extended Stay America - Tampa - North Airport serves a complimentary continental breakfast, and local restaurants are close by for additional lunch and dinner options. The hotel is located in the Westshore district, a short drive from the local beaches, and close to Raymond James Stadium, Westshore Plaza Mall, and Westfield Citrus Park.
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Most guests are very happy with the fact that the rooms have fully functioning kitchens, as they can prepare their own meals and save money in the process, and say that this is especially convenient for guests with kids. Several guests note that utensils and kitchenware need to be requested at the front desk.
Many guests comment that the property appears to be renovated recently, noting that the carpets and the furniture are brand new, and that the walls are covered in fresh paint. They say that common areas are also updated, and feature brand new furniture and equipment.
Most guests love how welcoming and warm the employees are, saying that they are always ready to go that extra mile to ensure all guests have a memorable stay. Several guests point out that all minor issues get full attention from the employees, and are quickly resolved.
Several guests say that the room cleanliness levels might be a problem for people obsessed with neatness, noting that the housekeeping crew could do a better job preparing the rooms for guests, and making sure that forgotten items are taken out of the rooms.
Some guests point out that the front desk is understaffed, noting that there is usually one employee handling the check in/check out process, and that getting a room can take a while. They say that new management appears to be tackling that issue, as well as all others at the property.
Several guests note that the rooms have minor odor problems, saying that this is more noticeable as they turn on the A/C unit. They point out that old air-conditioning units might be to blame, and suggest cleaning them out and replacing the filters.
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