Fairfield Inn

Staff was nice, however my room had a super strong smell of must or mold. Might have had a leak at one point but it made my stay uncomfortable. Still think the Hiltons are just cleaner

Decent hotel, clean, rooms are spacious. Our room came with a refrigerator, flat screen tv, etc. Beds were standard, but clean and still comfortable.
The one thing that makes this hotel stand out is the staff, they were all really friendly. Lucy up front was a blast, super friendly and very proud of her customer service award. We’re really happy that someone that friendly was recognized by the property! We got bottle waters, a choice of a granola bars, and also some cookies to welcome us. Nice little touches to make you feel comfortable. They also had a little Marriott points special going on, so we got to earn some bonus points which was cool.
If we’re ever back in the area again, this will be the spot to stay at for us.

As I recall, this and the Holiday Inn Express down the road were built together about 5 years ago.
Pluses– very friendly staff, especially the mature lady who checked me in last Sunday evening. Rooms were still fresh and attractive, though not quite «brand new» in spots. Nice flat screen TV, about 37″ I believe. Fan can stay running, so you don’t have the constant cycling on/​off as frequently seen in other hotels. Free breakfast was acceptable if not quite the Hampton Inn level.
Negatives– I used Marriott points, but the online rates are very high, considering the lack of restaurants or shopping in the area. The beds are in the present trend of being very firm, unless staying at very high end properties (my back doesn’t like super-​firm beds). Bathrooms are long and narrow, making a small tub a necessity. I stayed in 2 rooms this week– the first had very minimal water pressure, but the 2^nd was fine. Also, despite the nice TV, a channel guide (either on the TV or printed) would have been nice, and I missed having the History Channel to watch Pawn Stars!
Overall, a good property with nice people, freshly decorated bedrooms and lobby, nice TV, non-​luxurious bath situation, and very firm beds (whether or not you like that).
I don’t see paying anything like the $ 140– $ 150 rates I am seeing online for an area convenient to work but not much else.

This is a great pit stop to make for travelers. Free parking, free wifi, it’s a great place to just rest in between places. The staff is LOVELY so nice, they really made the experience. I even ran into a female issue while i was there and had to call the front desk which ended up being a male (of course) and he was so polite and professional and didn’t make the situation as embarrassing and uncomfortable as it could have been (basically, I explained my lack of tampons and all of the local stores were closed). The breakfast was okay for complimentary they had a lot of options but some of the stuff was just your average gas station microwave breakfast burritos that kind of thing. But they did have fruit, waffles, cereal, etc. The rooms were small and pretty average but I was happy with my experience.

Stayed here for a wedding and had a pretty good time. When we booked our room, the block for the wedding party had sold out and we had to settle for the regular rate, but got the block rate when we checked in. Pretty awesome. I was very sad that the pool was closed (Labor Day) but everything else in the hotel was fine.
Our room had a microwave and a fairly good sized fridge (think college dorm sized). The only thing that really bothered me about the room was the lack of plugs… there were almost no extra outlets in the room except in the base of the lamp and those were fairly loose. Breakfast was tasty (mini waffles!) and the staff was pleasant.

I stay in this area quite often as my in-​laws live in Carver. When I told them I had booked this hotel because I got a great rate through
they were like «it’s soooo far away.» Don’t be fooled — I know no one who lives in the burbs likes to drive more than 5 minutes anywhere but the 10 extra minutes were well worth the stay at the Fairfield Inn by Marriot. Everything is completely renovated and well kept. The continental breakfast had a lot of options (plus there is a Dunkin Donuts across the parking lot). The location is a bit weird — its right off the highway — but I would rather stay here than any of the hotels in Plymouth anyday.

Decent hotel, rooms were average quality, but could vary depending on which room you were assigned. I recently stayed here on business two consecutive weeks but checking out over the weekend. The second room I got was nicer, had a much better bed (less «springy» sounding), and an upgraded MicroFridge. It also had a digital A/​C unit which I thought was a nice upgrade from the dial-​a-​temp model in my first room, but the thermostat was obviously shot because setting the thing to «auto» did nothing, and it ran for 4 nights straight without stopping.
Breakfast: Breakfast was pretty good. The food area was very clean and the tables as well, the attendant working the room was very attentive to messes and dirty tables.
Yes Wi-​fi is free, but god help you if you can get a solid signal. my connection kept disappearing and reappearing and a mediocre attachment download took much longer than it shouldve.
Bottom line is that its a nice-​enough hotel when you need the bare essentials. I didn’t spend a ton of time in my room and i didnt need spa quality linens, etc. I will certainly be staying here again when I’m in the area, but I would probably select this hotel over the adjacent Holiday Inn Express simply for the Marriott points.

I would echo everything the previous writer said, but I don’t understand why he only gave it three stars. We also had to stay here because of a funeral and got the rooms on short notice, but we were absolutely delighted. It’s not a luxury hotel, but it was quiet and very clean. The breakfast was called «continental,» but don’t be fooled: They had everything, including waffles, eggs and egg sandwiches, several kinds of yogurt and cereals, including plain oatmeal, juice and milk, even peanut butter, which my son loved for his waffles.
The staff was fantastic. They were unfailingly pleasant and helpful, even to recommending places we could eat. A couple of nights we played games in the empty breakfast room and they helped us order pizzas and allowed us to stay as long as we wanted.
The rooms were a little small, but they were perfectly adequate. One member of our party travels for work and stays in luxury hotels all over the world — and he said this hotel experience was as good as any he’s had.
Oh yes, free wi-​fi, great flat-​screen TVs, free refrigerators and microwaves in some rooms (we shared), free parking, fresh cookies in the afternoon and coffee available any time.
One member of our family stayed in a more expensive hotel and was very disappointed (just bagels for breakfast, a TV that didn’t work).
We would definitely stay here again.

Unfortunately, my family and I have been visiting different hotels in the Middleboro area because of relatives passing away. However, we did finally find a decent hotel in the area with great rates.
Within the last few years, we have tried many of the hotels in the area, especially the Holiday Inn down the road, however, this Fairfield Inn is the best. Everything is just fresh and clean, while having a great rate for a large group. Since we only called earlier in the week, we were lucky to be able to get such a large amount of rooms (11 rooms) for three days, but the Fairfield Inn helped us also get them in the same floor and wing.
The room is spacious with a flat screen TV and nice, comfortable beds. Inside the majority of the rooms is a mini fridge and microwave attachment thingy as well as a quick heater/​AC appliance by the window. By the bathroom, the sink is also on the outside of the rest of the bathroom, which is nice for multiple people in one room.
Since we got a group rate, we were able to book a room for $ 71 a night, which is the lowest out of any of the hotels in the general area. They also have free breakfast till 9 a.m., which is average among any of the hotel chains.
In general, the Fairfield Inn does its job for being a basic hotel in a random area of Massachusetts. I plan on returning if we ever hit that region again.