We enjoyed our stay here :) This is a new hotel so it was nice and clean. We booked our stay for a couple of nights while in the area for business. The area is a little congested like most parts of Central and Northern New Jersey and the entrance can be somewhat difficult to find if you're not paying attention so once you see Wawa be prepared to turn right and if you miss the entrance make the next right after the storage building. The staff in general were kind and helpful with the exception of the guy who worked night shift who seemed angry and ungrateful for his job. Corporate you might wanna look into this guy before he ends up costing you customers and/or a lawsuit. Plus, I saw him in the back sitting down numerous times and not asking if we needed help. Not acceptable! The free breakfast was pretty good and they have a 24/7 coffee station. They had a wide variety of foods for your dietary wants and/or needs. Cereals, bagels, bacon, Belgium waffles, scrambled eggs, breakfast sandwiches, fruits, juices, milks, yogurt, etc. Each morning the hot foods changed slightly. - scrambled eggs 3/5 - sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit 3/5 - sausage, egg, and cheese croissant 4/5 There is plenty of parking and the area is well lit and safe in general. There is a Wawa literally 100 feet away which makes it nice for late night cravings or to grab miscellaneous items plus there is also a Popeyes 200 ft away. The lobby has cold drinks, snacks, and frozen foods for purchase plus an assortment of things you might need like Tums, hand sanitizer, etc. The room we stayed in was a king and it had a sofa and two televisions. I think they are 55". The bathroom was spacious, but the shower door leaked a lot of water on the floor due to not installing the door seals correctly. So place a towel in front of yours to absorb the water. The bed was comfy but the pillows were horrible. There was a coffee machine, microwave, and a small refrigerator in the room. There was also a table and office chair to do work. They have a nice gym too, but we didn't have time to utilize it. This was a nice stay and I have no complaints except the guy who was working night shift. Btw, downtown Union is less than a mile away so you can walk there to enjoy the wide variety of cute shops, cafes, and restaurants there. Go explore it! Safe travels :) read more

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Very nice, new, Fairfield Inn. This is my second time staying here. Behind a WaWa. rooms are nice, breakfast was good. Will be back. read more

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Google review summary 4.3 91 reviews 5 4 3 2 1 Reviews on other travel sites Tripadvisor 4.3/5 · 4 reviews Reviews Search reviews Hogans Rabiah 1/5 Edited 10 minutes ago on Google BEWARE - No flexibility during a state emergency I stayed at the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Union from February 20-23, 2026. During my stay, a major blizzard hit the area and dropped approximately 18 inches of snow, leading to a state of emergency across New Jersey on February 23rd. Because of the storm, transportation completely shut down. I have a physical disability and rely on Uber for transportation, and during the emergency no vehicles were able to get in or out of the hotel area. As a result, I was forced to stay an additional night, February 24th, that I had not planned for. I contacted the hotel manager, Michael Martinez, hoping the hotel might provide some flexibility or partial relief on the additional night, especially given the state emergency and the fact that I could not physically leave the property. I was told I would still need to pay the full rate, and my government work ID from the job I had to miss was not honored for any discount. The only reason I was able to leave the following morning was because someone from a wedding party staying at the hotel felt bad for my situation and offered me a ride. I later contacted **Marriott International corporate customer service because I truly believed the company would review the situation and help resolve it. I was contacted by Andrea O'Neal, who stated they wanted to discuss the situation. However, the final response was simply that the hotel would not offer any refund, credit, or adjustment, and the manager reiterated that the rate offered was the lowest available. What was most disappointing was not just the lack of flexibility during a natural disaster, but the lack of empathy even after the issue was escalated to corporate. Because this situation involved a guest stranded during a declared state of emergency and unable to leave due to transportation shutdowns and a physical disability, I respectfully request that Marriott's executive guest relations team conduct a formal review of how this situation was handled. Situations involving emergency conditions and guest safety deserve careful consideration, and I believe this case warrants a second review by corporate leadership. I am also sharing this experience publicly so other travelers understand what level of support they can expect from this location if unexpected circumstances occur. If you plan to stay here, just be aware that if an emergency or severe weather event occurs, you may still be charged the full rate even if you are unable to leave the property. 3/16/2026 reply from Marriott's Corporate Office of Consumer Affairs - Case 817814524 Customer care case number: 822962349 After escalating this matter to Marriott International corporate customer care, I received a response from Andrea O'Neal stating that the case was "carefully reviewed" but that they would ultimately support the property's decision, regardless of the circumstances. This is important for other travelers to understand: even when a situation involves a declared state of emergency, severe weather, and a guest who was physically unable to leave the property, corporate still deferred entirely to the hotel's position and declined to offer any adjustment, credit, or resolution. At no point was there any meaningful reconsideration of the fact that I was stranded due to transportation shutdowns and had no control over needing to extend my stay. While I appreciate the response, it confirms that in situations like this, guests should not expect flexibility, escalation support, or a different outcome from corporate beyond what the individual property decides. I am sharing this so others can make informed decisions when choosing where to stay, especially during unpredictable or emergency conditions read more