Fairfield Inn & Suites

Staff are friendly. Room was large and nice. Bed was good. Clean and fresh. I would stay here again.

I’m usually a fan of the Marriott chain hotels but I was a bit disappointed with their room. It was quite small, a bit claustrophobic. I would rather the restroom be a bit smaller than have the living space so tight. No sofa to lounge on, just an arm chair. Had a good night sleep though and comp. breakfast was OK.

For a hotel next to high way: pretty solid.
Beds were good and clean and so was the bathroom.
Overall clean and tidy.
One note: 2 out of our 4 shower towels had dirty marks on them as if not washed well or not washed at all.

Very nice location. New style lobby, free breakfast and wi-​fi.
Love the Marriott brand.

Pretty nice new hotel. Very clean and decent breakfast. The pool is small, maybe only 10 people could fit. Hot tub did not work.

The beds are wonderfully comfortable. I have stayed here before, and will always continue to stay here for business trips when I get the chance. The price is reasonable. The staff has always been friendly, and the other amenities are nice as well.

Good value for the price. The facility (including the pool) is clean and relatively new. The staff was friendly. The bed was very comfortable. We appreciated that breakfast was provided but only wish that it was less bland and better tasting. Nice proximity to the highway (be careful — this is the most dangerous stretch of I80 in the country).

We came here after our room at the neighboring Quality Inn proved unsuitable. The front desk clerk was very nice and let me look at the room so I could decide whether or not to book. The property is only two years old, so the rooms fairly new. I was here for four nights while my husband was busy with a convention. The room was well designed and comfortable, the pool was small, but nice. The fitness room was great– each of the treadmills had their own personal tv. The breakfast area was clean, and the breakfast attendants were helpful. There was a nice variety of cereal, fresh fruit, juice, and hot items.
The only problem with the room was the door latch. The door would not lock on its own, and I came back to the room twice after housekeeping had been in and found the room unlocked.
The room was way overpriced ($ 189 a night), but they have a captive audience. All the hotels in town were similarly over priced, and space in town was limited due to a convention and a softball tournament.

This place seems fairly new and is right off I-​80, next to a state police station, and across the street from Fort Cody, a kitschy quasi-​museum and Western trinket tourist trap. Clean room, better than average complimentary breakfast, a working PC and printer in the business center, friendly breakfast hostess, and always hot coffee in the lobby.

We were in the Amtrak train crash yesterday, and found this hotel on the recommendation of a very nice woman. It is really VERY nice, and my wife and I loved it.