The best Starwood Hotel I've stayed at in the past 4 years. On a trip that took me on various Starwood Hotels from Tempe to Long Beach to Santa Monica to Los Angeles, this  will top it all and it has all to do with customer service. Writers, thinkers, owners, the internet world have all said that 2013 would be the year customer service returned; well they were right. \n\nI flew in the night before into Phoenix and drove into Flagstaff that same night then drove back down to Tempe the next morning. By the time I arrived to the hotel it was safe to say that I was Mr. Grumpers. I was greeted by Lisa who checked me in and told me how to and where to send in my Starhot letter. When I got to the room I later received a call saying they had received my email confirmation. I then later asked the front desk agent Faith, who is a student at ASU on local places nearby for a scenic sunset. She recommended going to the \"A\" Mountain and it was the best decision I made. I saw one of the best views in the country that evening. It was a bit of a hike up especially with the sun setting fast. Once I got up there you saw the city and the mountains in the background, basically a picture says a 1,000 words. \n\nI got back and showed Faith and Lisa my pictures they were really digging it with no bs which is rare to find. We had a whole lot of side convo which I enjoyed, their manager not so much but hey their good at their job. Later on they had a split view on In N Out, I went and found out it sucked but hey I had it coming. It was the first time I spent most of my evening and morning in a hotel room. It was nice, spacious, and up to date with free parking! \n\nAfter staying at the Westin in Long Beach, the Sheraton in Santa Monica, and the Westin in Downtown LA this hotel topped them all.