First off, I want to say that the staff is amazing! I got caught up in a storm and wasn't able to…read moremake it for one night and they didn't charge me! The rooms were nice and big. I enjoyed their breakfast. There was a nice selection of breakfast that I had. I wasn't able to join the happy hour as I went to have dinner with some friends but sounded good. I definitely recommend staying here

I'd say the best hotel in this area. I have co workers staying at other hotels, I stayed at…read moreFairfield, and by far this is the hotel to stay at. Better breakfast than the other hotels, beds comfy, big room, pool and spa, free laundry, grills. What more can you ask for?

This location is really nice! I have had really excellent service and stays. I have had about 2…read moreweeks of stays here overall. The front desk has always been helpful and courteous. The check in process has always been very easy The hotel is clean and spacious. They have an onsite restaurant that serves a decent breakfast buffet. They have a nice sized fitness center and a small indoor pool. Outside there is a small hot tub. It is also right across the street from a little green space park. It's easy to walk to several restaurants from here too. The rooms are comfortable and so are the beds. Reasonably priced for what you get. Highly recommended.

I would highly recommend this place. While I wish the room had a couch to sit on the room was…read moreplenty big and nicely accommodating. Great views of the valley and distant mountains as well made for a great place to do work from. Location was very central and while there was some homeless activity the grounds and surroundings were great. Staff here was 5 star all the way! Super friendly on every occasion. I needed to extend my check out and that was met with a no problem and glad you stayed with us. I would for sure come back another time.

Centrally located, nice room, helpful staff, good rates ... excellent experience for a hotel stay…read more We stayed for four nights, over a weekend holiday. They do have limited parking.

The stay was nice, the room was nice. We didn't use the pantry so I can't comment on that. The…read morelaundry room which is free to wash and dry is awful. The biggest problem only one working washer out of three. I waited for a washer for hours to come available. I watch a man pack the washer with caked on muddy clothes and used no detergent. (No wonder the washer don't work). I would rather pay to do laundry at the hotel. Then to have free ones that doesn't work! I recommend you put coin operated washer and dryers and used the money to keep them working or to replace ones that don't.

This is my second time staying here, and both visits have been great. The service was excellent,…read morethe rooms were clean, and the bed was very comfortable. It's a clean, safe hotel, and I will definitely stay here again.

We drove 16 hours from California to Colorado for my daughter's softball showcase, so we were…read morelooking forward to a comfortable stay. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. On our first night, I moved the couch and found dog food and pet hair on the floor. We reported it to the front desk, and they apologized, saying they would clean everything the next morning. They also told us that rooms are supposed to be deep cleaned after a pet has stayed there and weren't sure how this had been missed. During our stay, my daughter developed a small rash on her leg. I can't say for certain what caused it, but it was concerning given the pet hair and dog food left in the room. We also dealt with an ant problem throughout our entire stay. When we brought it up, it felt like the staff blamed us because we had kids and food in the room. While we understand that food can attract ants, we expect a hotel room to be clean and free of pest issues when guests check in. Overall, the staff was polite, but the cleanliness and pest issues made what should have been an enjoyable trip much more stressful. I hope the hotel takes these concerns seriously and improves its cleaning standards for future guests.

The crepes are everything Came here with our darlin friends…read morethe Fabers and had a fantastic breakfast. They swear by the goat cheese one... I got a pesto turkey one... oh my word it was so good. My husband got a nutella one--yummy but rich. The worker was great, the atmosphere was great, the food was great. 10/10 recommend if you want a crepe real bad--because ooooo they be good

Have stayed in the past. Smelly bedding, dirty carpets, old mattress... Not up to previous…read morestandards. AC is a window unit, noisy and hard to adjust. Love the history, but it wasn't what I had remembered.

Let's start off with the employees and housekeeping are great. Housekeeping comes every other day…read moreand does fantastic work. The employees are friendly and helpful. The bed is comfy and pillows are alright. Off with the bad. The A/C unit is pretty low and very outdated versus other hotels I've stayed at. The bathroom fan is also loud and could be lubed or fixed to be a lot quieter. The bathtub some spots are missing paint, some red stuff by the drain and overall can use a fresh paint job. Overall, this hotel could use a remodel. I only booked this for Marriott bonus points and nights.

This Fairfield is old and the old style. It's decent and the only Marriott property in Greeley, CO…read more The service is great, it's what I come to expect at Marriott properties, the employees are helpful and friendly. The gym is very small. The pool is decent. Breakfast was decen, smaller selection. The rooms need a bit of an upgrade. The beds are stiff and older. The HVAC doesn't have a number, it's a knob, it's located under the window and is very loud when it shuts on and off, it definitely wakes you up multiple times a night.

This was a great hotel for the price. We stayed for the nights. Check-in was quick and easy…read more Breakfast was great. Not just a continental. Cindy was friendly and efficient. The pool was good but a little dingy (that's what the 4 stars are for, otherwise it would be five).

Very disappointing and, honestly, bizarre stay…read more I booked this hotel specifically because it advertised bathtubs. I was traveling with my neurodivergent 5-year-old, who has a strong aversion to showers, so I even called ahead to confirm we'd have a bathtub. We were assured we would. That night, the tub wouldn't hold water. I called and was told we'd be moved, so I packed everything up. Then I was told there wasn't another room--and that none of the tubs hold water because of flooding liability. I asked if I needed a refund to find another hotel. After speaking with the manager, I was offered a suite with a working tub, but my son had fallen asleep, so we stayed put and planned to move the next day. The next day, after packing everything up again, I was told maintenance had fixed our original tub. So apparently it went from "none of the tubs work because of liability" to "maintenance fixed yours." The tub did hold water, but slowly drained the entire time. I unpacked for a third time in 24 hours. The first couple nights I also developed unexplained bites on my feet/ankles. They didn't look like bedbugs, and my son, who slept in a different bed, had none. I stopped getting new bites after housekeeping changed the sheets, so my only thought was maybe a stray flea? But the most concerning issue was this: after housekeeping came through, my 5-year-old found a very runny pink liquid in an old capless dish-soap bottle and wanted to pour it into the tub to make bubbles. I never would have thought to search a hotel room for cleaning products. Thankfully, I caught him. I brought it to the manager, who said it was soap, despite it not being a dish-soap consistency. It was as runny as water. Maybe it was. And that's the problem. If it really was simply soap, why does the bathroom mirror says the hotel uses hospital-grade cleaning products to disinfect the rooms. So naturally, when my child finds a liquid product in a repurposed bottle left behind by housekeeping, I'm going to assume it's the product they claim to use to clean the rooms. Was it actually the soap I was told it was? Was it a cleaning solution? I don't know. I don't really care. I shouldn't have to be able to identify an unknown liquid in order to know whether my child is safe in a hotel room. It was negligent. Final 2 complaints: The room had Doritos crumbs on the floor when we arrived and smelled damp/musty throughout our stay. There was also the issue of the hotel's advertised "guaranteed lowest price." When I was searching for another hotel that night because of the bathtub situation. I found that the sold this same hotel room for over $10 less per night. So that guarantee didn't exactly feel like a guarantee. None of the guarantees did. Staff were never rude, and breakfast was decent, but the contradictions, cleanliness issues and housekeeping concerns were enough. I'm back in the area next month and won't be staying here again. The bathtub situation was frustrating. Finding an uncapped, unidentified liquid in a repurposed bottle within my 5-year-old's reach was unacceptable.

This place is awesome if you like mystery stains or wanna play a game of clue IRL, it makes for…read moresome fun laughs and questionable stains, it was awesome to take a step and have sticky feet from the mystery substance left on the floor! would recommend this place to no one!

Made our 3 day reservation with Hotels.com had a decent price and 2.5 out of 5 stars which was…read morebest for the area. We arrived last night and it's labeled "non-smoking" so that's what you expect, no the sheets and comforter smell like smoke and we have found several cigarette burns/holes. Also this place is pet friendly so they charge $15 per night as a pet fee, which was not mentioned in the hotels.com description unless you decided to dig super deep. Not really a big deal but still they need put it on the initial description. Another thing that bothers me is how much the sheets smell of other dogs, pretty sure they don't change the sheets, which is disgusting! They also have this card that basically says to keep reusing your sheets and towels to save energy and water, which I understand, but if you saw all the stains and the peculiar smell on the sheets and towels you would start to believe they don't ever wash the sheets. Even the towels have stains. Like come on, I would really like a clean sanitary room, thank you. Not to mention white crusty stains on the carpet or the flickering bathroom lights that hurt your eyes. I will never recommend this place to anyone. I would rather sleep in my rental car. They refuse to give refunds for the extra nights I paid for. I would really rather just go elsewhere. Don't waste your time or money. Also it's quite funny how the owner blamed hotels.com for giving us "their worst room".. uhm I'm pretty sure you shouldn't have a "worst room" all rooms should be equally clean and maintained. End of rant.

These guys get 1 star because 0 is not an option. Not even 20 minutes after I checked in a random…read moreman opened my room door with a key card. He was unable to enter only because I had the safety latch on. The room also looked like it had recently been a crime scene. In addition to the terrible condition and lack of security I had no shower head.

Not the worst option in Greeley, but not the best option. If the Double Tree is just ~$50 more, I'd…read morego with the free salted chocolate chip cookies. The room was dated and though it was cleaned recently (with some wet carpet spots), the cleaner spray was really strong. But maybe that was to cover the fact that someone had clearly smoked in the room from the smokey smell and the tape that was covering the smoke detector vents. The bathroom was missing the pole for the towel rack and the room was tagged in multiple spots. Can't really recommend thise place, even if you are looking for a more affordable place for a beer fest nearby.