SpringHill Suites Danbury

Adequate, but not what I expect from a Marriott brand hotel. Check-​in was fine and the staff is friendly. The room was ok for my stay, but not what I thought it would be. Walk in the door and there’s a 3 foot wide «kitchenette» containing a small sink, microwave and dorm fridge. Add in the $ 20 coffee maker that takes those plastic slide-​in pod holders. Ughhh. The desk area and king size bed were very good. Having an HD TV which doesn’t have any HD channels is just wrong. Trying to head out for a meeting and grab a cup of coffee for the road — only to find the 2 coffee dispensers were empty just put me over the top.

One of the best hotels I’ve stayed at. Marizza at the front desk was so kind and helpful — she upgraded our room to get us away from the elevator for no charge. These beds are no ordinary beds — they have got to be made of clouds or something, I have never slept in something so comfortable!
The room was super clean, well stocked, and the AC was perfect for my polar bear of a husband. :)
Complimentary breakfast buffet was great — eggs, bacon, all kinds of cereal and toppings, fruit, etc… staff was constantly refreshing items and always saying good morning!
I will absolutely be back and recommend this hotel to anyone needing a stay in Danbury!

This place is so warm and welcoming. Tina the overnight staffer at the front desk is a wonderful addition to the place. The hotel offers excellent amentities for the price. An enhanced continental breakfast (includes eggs, sausage, oatmeal, and DIY waffle station) is included. a Gym, swimming pool (indoor) is also part of the package. Nestled away from the busy city this is a quite hotel without a lot of hustle and bustle. Prices were low to moderate (under $ 100 a night) and the rooms are upscale and clean. the only gripe I had if you could call it a gripe was that the bathrooms look slightly dated. other than that everything was top notch. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again.

No frills or anything to do without driving someplace else. But oh my, the beds were comfortable. I have the hardest time falling asleep in hotels and just didn’t have that problem here.
Very clean, nice and a good breakfast.

A nice suite hotel with a refigerator and microwave in the room. There is one TV shared with the bedroom and «living» area which is separated by a half wall. A small sink in the «kitchen» section completes the floorplan. They have a small hotel store with microwave dinners and some snack options which you can purchase for a significant up charge. One complkaint is that the refrigerator has no freezer which I find useful for freezing water bottles for the next day’s drive.

Due to a death in the family, my brother and I needed lodging so that we could attend the funeral. Rather than pay for two separate rooms, we decided to find hotel that had spacious suites that we could share. My hat is off to
for making the process easy for us. In the middle of grieving and still being in a state of shock, having to book a hotel that meets your needs isn’t easy, but Reservation Counter’s customer service did an exceptional job in getting a price we could afford and a room that matched our exact needs!
SpringHill turned out to be an excellent deal and the hotel itself is very pleasant. Beds were comfortable, and the staff were gracious about providing extra pillows for those, like me, who sleep with a pillow tucked to the side or between the knees. The bathroom is also spacious, nothing glamorous, but it had the tub/​shower and space to move around. There is a small sitting area with a sofa, chairs, and work desk with free Wi-​Fi.
Free breakfast is included with the room. I wasn’t expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised. Not only are there fresh eggs, breakfast meats, coffee, and juices, there are also plenty of pastries, cereals (hot and cold), and fresh fruit.

This hotel checks all of the boxes for a simple hotel for people either traveling for business or on a long road trip and need a place to stay along the way. There is no spa, no boutiques, no award winning restaurant, etc. here. Who cares about all that, anyway?
This hotel is close to I-​84, has ample parking and the whole place from lobby to guest rooms look like they have had a recent facelift. It was a lot more sleek and modern than I expected. The rooms are all suites, hence the name of the hotel. This means all of the rooms are a bit larger than normal hotel rooms, and have a couch, to resemble a living room, I guess. The bed was very comfy and the windows in the room actually open a few inches. I really don’t like the stale air you get in most hotels, so being able to get fresh air in the room was a nice touch.
There was free wi-​fi all over the hotel and in the rooms and free breakfast. The pool and whirlpool were all well maintained and the gym, although small, had actual free weights — amazing.
The staff here was very friendly and attentive from the night staff to the people there during the day.

Clean, quiet, free wifi and close to the highway. This is actually a little nicer than some other SpringHill Suites that I have stayed in. The free breakfast had a decent selection of items and the prices seemed reasonable at $ 99/​night. I would stay here again if traveling through.

Its a pretty normal Marriot, nothing overly glamorous to give it 5 stars, but nothing below-​average to give it less than 4.
The rooms are normal sized hotel rooms, with a divider between the sleeping area and living space. The basic complimentary shampoos, soaps, conditioners, and even a free bottle of water were included.
Continental breakfast was nothing too special; oatmeal, cereal, eggs, sausage, toast, muffins, rolls, the usual.
The Hilton Garden Inn one exit down is a little better with a flat-​screen TV in the room (versus the tube in here) and the breakfast being cooked to order and having on-​site dining, but thats a side-​note.
Didn’t use the pool/​whirlpool, but when I passed by it, the facilities seemed well-​maintained. Heard it was recently renovated too.
The location is quiet, far enough from the highway to not have any traffic noise in the room, but close enough so that you could return to the highway in less than 5 minutes.
For $ 109 a night, the Marriot is a great deal, but if you’re looking for some extras, the Hilton Garden Inn gets the nod.

I’ve been staying here rather frequently for work for multiple days at a time, and I’ve been happy with my home away from home. The room is quite comfortable, with a partial divider between the living and sleeping area (if you are staying with others). There is a microwave and fridge in the room (and a Trader Joe’s around the corner) to keep some items, however the breakfast is usually so complete that I significantly over-​bought. Breakfast includes juices, coffee, hard boiled eggs, oatmeal, cereal, omelets and sausage, pastries, and MYO belgian waffles. I could, in all honestly, grab some peanut butter and jelly and make lunch there too. Two nights a week they have hot orderves for dinner negating my need to really eat out at all.
The gym is also rather nice with modern machines and televisions on each piece. The pool was just redone last week and looks nice as well. The staff is all quite friendly, the location is great, and tons of parking.