Fairfield Inn & Suites

Does NOT support the military! Apparently this specific hotel does not meet the views of the rest of the Marriott corporation. Instead this hotel will only allow military to pay a government rate Sunday through Thursday leaving our armed forces personnel to pay a huge out of pocket difference for Friday and Saturday. Extremely disappointed with this hotel and its management that attempted to correct the situation by providing a $ 5 discount rate on Friday and Saturday. What a way to help and support this nations warriors. You won’t be receiving my money or Uncle Sam’s money again.

Brought my silly wife and mother in law for the weekend. Fairfield is directly across the street from Harrah’s. Front desk people from happy and friendly. Housekeeping people were happy and friendly, room was nice and clean. In the morning, the included hot/​cold breakfast items to choose from were excellent, scrambled eggs, sausage, waffle maker etc. The breakfast staff were also smiling and happy. Will stay here again next time we get the gambling itch.

First day this room smelled like marijuana, second day this room smelled like a weed fest in the bathroom and a cigarette fest in the room. Laura the clerk said that she found where the weed was coming from but didnt know where the cigarettes were coming from… what laura didnt mention was that she was the only person working in the hotel WTF!!! On a Saturday evening and the only person working across the street from a casino… this is suppose to be a smoke free hotel… the whole hotel… HOW? Its better to give the option because if every hotel in the surroundig area are booked then your gonna get smokers in your non smoking hotel GEESH!!! If you are a non smoker and want a non smoking room stay at this hotel at your own risk. As I type this review I am looking at poor laura tell customers staying in the hotel that call and come up to the desk with the same complaint that if they give it a minute the smell will go away beacuse she has sprayed the hall ways and the elevator. WOW!!! I had to give them 1 star in order to make the review but in honesty it ges a big fat ZERO!!!

If your coming to Cherokee to visit the casino and can’t/don’t want to stay at the casino this is the best hotel you could choose to stay in.
The hotel is literally across the street from the casino, and there is a sidewalk and crosswalk leading to same.
The hotel is clean, and quite. The continental breakfast was superior for this type of hotel. The 4 star rating is based off of other hotels of this caliber. This is obviously not a resort but the location, price and cleanliness is right.

Generally I would give a hotel like this 3 stars, although this particular location has a few things going against it. There is only one garbage can in the entire room, and it’s not in the bathroom, which makes no sense. You may be thinking to yourself, well maybe Jeff just happened to get one room with no can, but this isn’t the case, I am here with an extremely large group taking up many rooms and no one has a garbage can in their bathroom. The second reason I am giving 2 stars is because upon entering the room the desk was sticky and there was garbage in the chair (odd since the garbage can is right next to the desk).
The internet does have a free and paid option, the free stuff seems to work fine for Netflix, so i’m satisfied. There is a flatscreen TV in the room as well.

As Fairfield Inns go, this one is pretty darn good. The breakfast is a bit beyond their standard. And the rooms are pretty nice. The pool is very warm, which is a big plus when travelling with a child who loves to swim.
On the minus side, the TVs are old, and the channel selection is pretty weak. And it is a Fairfield, which means a pretty basic breakfast buffet.

We stayed at this Fairfield primarily because it is right across the street from the Harrah’s casino. We paid $ 139.00 a night which is high in comparison to the other hotels and motels in the area. But, you know, I just can’t resist racking up Marriott reward points and my hope was that the higher cost would equate to a better hotel. For this price, I’ve definitely stayed at much nicer hotels but this one wasn’t so bad. It was clean and again right across the street from the hotel. On the downside the room was tiny, the beds small, the walls thin, the trash cans missing and the free breakfast could hardly be called a breakfast (cold items only and plastic ware). If by some miracle I end up in Cherokee again, I might stay here only because the other hotels look a bit sketchy.