Hotel murah di Country Club Heights

"Nice property"

"Standard Fairfield Inn great quality. Comfortable bed and variety of pillows. Hot breakfast with adequate variety. Parking easy."

"Good stay"

"Pool and hot tub were great, nice cool room, the breakfast buffet is very nice options but the quality of the food was cheap tasting. Cleaning team really good and helpful. It is nice hotel, so if they improved the quality of the food, it would be a 4 star or 4.5 star hotel."

"Continually located"

"Really clean rooms, the staff was a big help breakfast was good. Overall was a great stay for our weekend softball tournament."

"The room was. nice, but the listing looked as though there would be a nice breakfast selection with hot food included, and a pool. There was no notice that the place was under renovation and that the pool was not usable. The breakfast was underwhelming. It was pretty much cereal and muffins… Part of the reason this hotel was chosen, was due to the listing & images of the breakfast and pool."

"Room comfortable, hot tub nice and good breakfast"

"Room was clean. Staff was very friendly and helpful when I couldn’t find the thermostat in front of my face. Property doesn’t look like much on the outside but rooms were fairly modernized. Breakfast was just ok. Typical continental for the room price of $100. Good place for a cheap quick stay if you’re visiting a BSU student. Very close to campus."

"King size bed was comfortable pillows were good. It served my purpose the shower was hot It was clean I don't look for other amenities so it served my purpose well. A clean room with a TV that works and air conditioning was cold."

"Bed, pillows, sheets all felt great, the most important to me-I slept great. Blackout window shade was so good. The rest is adequate, you get what you pay for."

"The staff is SO anxious to make sure everything is okay - they helped with obtaining my digital key and making sure anything I needed would be taken care of. Great job on your hiring process!"

"I may be dating myself, but I found it odd that our room did not have a telephone for contacting the front desk, nor an alarm clock. It must be the old-school in me, but it was disappointing to see that there wasn't even a notepad and pen on hand in the room. Don't get me started on the lack of a Gideon's Bible. These may be remnants of the past and not a part of the current business model, but they are trusted things that travelers have grown accustomed to seeing in their rooms. Other than an...