La Quinta Inn & Suites Fairfield

Staff is very friendly and the rooms are nice and clean, but the ac/heating units could wake the dead, and kept waking me up through the night. I would recommend paying a bit more to stay at one of the nicer hotels nearby if possible.

Checked in for one evening. There is apparently no enforcement of the hotel's no smoking policy. I got about 3 total hours of sleep due to the noisy air unit and giant barking dog. Yes, I said dog. I have stayed at this location in the past and had an adequate experience. The hotel is in need of major renovation as well as some policing.

Very unprofessional, dead rat under the bed, crumbs all over the sheet. Cumsstains on the blankets, over priced, front desk are very racist and useless, denied us a free room, stuck us with a single bed after a double bed was booked a month in advanced. Long story short if this is close to you then u shouldn't have a problem driving to the one in Wayne.

Awful service, front desk lady was very rude and unfriendly, staff was very sloppy rooms were messy and bug beds in 2 of the rooms I stayed in , bugs in multiple showers and tubs. Not cleaned well

I found the staff to be pretty polite, and the beds were definitely clean. Other than that, I really have nothing good to say. The hotel is pretty seriously torn up. Carpets in room are pretty gross. I'm giving it 2 stars b/c I didn't feel completely unsafe--but part of that might have been the fact that I had my two large dogs with me. There was heavy police presence around the hotel--one cop stopped us on our way in. I guess we looked suspicious at midnight, trying to find the hotel's narrow driveway sandwiched between a large office building parking lot and a interstate on-ramp. Makes you wonder why the area is under such heavy police surveillance, though. I will definitely not be going back. If it's the only hotel with a vacant room in the area (our situation), you'll probably be fine. Just don't go barefoot or leave valuables in your car.