This hotel was pretty nice. It seemed fairly new. It has an odd entrance from the side road off the…read moremain drag next to the Hyundai dealer. Set your GPS so you don't turn into the wrong road. Once you're there, you'll find a super duper friendly staff! At least I did on my visit. The pillows could be a little better as they seemed to get flat really quick. The bed was comfortable though and I slept pretty good, which is overall good. And please put a bar of soap in the rooms. That body wash just doesn't do it. Breakfast was amazing. The biscuits were light and fluffy and MOIST! The omelets were made with care and love that they had oatmeal and yogurt too. I didn't use the pancake machine. I know, right? One thing is those new coffee machines that grind, brew, and dispense a hot cup of coffee are absolutely terrible. I'm a loyal IHG member, but if this is the new normal, I may need to switch brands entirely. Some of the worst hotel coffee I've had. PLEASE get better beans or something. I haven't decided if I'd stay again (bad coffee and pillows are two pretty big strikes). I like the Staybridge down the road but also saw a lot of other hotels in the area which may be worth trying out. And wish I would have received a survey on this one... that would have been nice.

My company uses the Holiday Inn Express Racine for when new employees are in training, and they…read morehave reported good things thus far. As part of that partnership, the hotel invited us to celebrate National Pancake Day on 3/1/22. The staff did a great job with the event, highlighting their amazing new automatic pancake machine. I really wish I had shot a video of it, it's quite fabulous! Staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, would definitely recommend the facility to anyone needing a room in the area.

This hotel was awesome for a stay in the Mt. Pleasant area of Wisconsin. I just stayed one night…read morewhen it was Minus 4 outside and the room held up pretty well. They had their evening reception which I didn't partake in as I had just stuffed myself at the Brat Stop on the way up from Chicago. I'd stay here again when I return, but the price competes with some other hotels in the area, so I need to go with the best rate sometimes. As long as it's a competitive rate, I'll be staying here.

This is easily our favorite hotel in the Chicago-Milwaukee corridor with its spacious and clean…read morerooms, full-sized fridges in the ample kitchenettes, and a very comfortable experience. Little details are appreciated like the blackout shades, the swivel television, pegs for coats, and other touches. They never indicated why I acquired a $0.30 charge on our most recent stay. That remains a mystery, but it's not enough to diminish the hotel's appeal for our family.

Awful and unsafe hotel. Smoke detector was in drawer in room (safety violation but front desk…read moredidn't care). Shower didn't work. Hallway carpets are covered in stains. Non-smoking room had strong cigarette smell. "Breakfast" offered was just some granola bars.

Highly likely they have bed bugs. Insect repellent spray and cortisone 10 recommended…read more +bed to sleep on. The floor was clean. Smelled like pot every so often. Snack bars and juice box breakfast. - woke up with in line bites on my right shin, thigh, and arm; apparently the bugs didn't like my left side. The 2nd night I bundled up and slept with OFF insect repellent on my clothes. I woke up with bites on my wrist where I didn't cover or spray. Double checked all our luggage and hoping we don't take any bed bug friends home!!!! Phone and remote didn't work. Super dusty in any crack there was in the room. This may be clean for some people but I damn sure keep my house a lot cleaner than this hotel. I'd rather camp and be bit by mosquitoes than stay in a place like this again. Paint job was EXTREMELY sloppy. Shower rod is slanted down. Hallways are gross: carpets stained and super old. Shower head was slimy on top of the head when I reached up to adjust it. Handprint on windows. Challenge for future customers: find 8 Super great things about this hotel when you stay here.

I've been coming here for well over a year and I am never disappointed! The staff is incredibly…read morefriendly and the hotel is impeccably clean! They have rooms for everyone from single travelers, to families, to those who travel for business. Breakfast, pool access and gym facilities are some of the many amenities offered! The pool hours go until midnight which I love! Breakfast options are abundant ranging from full breakfast as pictured, to cereal, to grab n go options like muffins and pastries. I've stayed in almost every type of room they offer. My personal favorite is the Queen deluxe. This option offers a cozy queen bed and a sitting area with a pull out sofa bed and coffee table too. There's also a desk so it's ideal for a traveling businessperson! Every type of room I've stayed in is always spotlessly clean upon arrival and after housekeeping has visited. The staff is quick to take care of you if you've forgotten any essential personal hygiene items as well! There's also a gas station and McDonald's within walking distance and several restaurant options close by as well. If you can't get out you can also have various services deliver to your room (I've had both Uber Eats and Instacart deliver to my room). Check out is done quickly and easily via text. Standard checkout is 12 noon but they will accommodate late checkout requests as well. Overall, if you're in the area and looking for a reasonably priced hotel with wonderful accommodations and friendly staff... look no further! (There are photos of all room types on the hotel website as well!)

How this hotel got a 9 On hotels.com is beyond me! It is run…read moredown with a bed as hard as the floor, and carpet from at least 20 years ago. There is a high pitched sound like that of a lightbulb ready to blow? We usually like Country Inn and Suites very much, but this one was very disappointing! We will not be staying here again.

I stayed at Delta Hotels in Racine for 7 days and unfortunately, the experience was far below…read moreexpectations--especially for a property under the Marriott brand. From the start, the hotel's identity was confusing, with signage for both Delta and Fairfield out front. It was unclear what kind of experience we were walking into. At check-in, the agent did not inform us of a scheduled pool closure, nor that all amenities listed on the in-room TV were outdated or unavailable. Rooms were okay but the bathroom was cramped and the shower head does not move which makes showering difficult. There was no in-room dining, and the restaurant was only open for buffet breakfast ($15) and limited dinner service. For a week-long stay, having no reliable food and beverage options on property is a major inconvenience. Even on the weekend, no Bloody Mary's or mimosas--a surprising miss for a hotel. To make matters worse, we received a text asking how check-in went, but when we responded with concerns, no one followed up. If you're going to ask for feedback, you need to act on it. As someone who has worked with Hyatt, Starwood, and Marriott, I know what proper hospitality looks like--and this wasn't it. I won't be returning, and I'd recommend others consider alternative accommodations in the area.

This hotel is decent and will probably be better once the renovations are done. The staff was…read morefriendly and the bed was comfortable, as were the pillows. The room's carpet could use a good cleaning (or burning, honestly). And although the room was spacious, it seemed like they removed some furniture as there was a huge area between the bed and window. Maybe it's part of the remodel. I appreciated the managers reception where I was able to have a few beers as well as Fried Pickles and Onion Straws from the BBQ place next door. It was a nice snack before heading out for real dinner later. Parking could also be better as it's not designed very well, and the main elevator is on the end of all the rooms, so if you have a high room number (in the 50s), you have a loooooong walk. Luckily, there's a back entrance with an elevator and better parking. It's not very roller-bag friendly though. I debated staying here again, but for the price, it just wasn't worth it to me compared to some of the newer hotels in the Mt. Pleasant/Racine area.

Thieves, bugs, terrible room service, ripping off workers! Stay away from here! Worst I've ever…read morebeen treated at a Super 8, disgraceful! No free light breakfast as they claim, dope smell constantly, continued to charge me taxes after 30 days! Won't ever be back! This is a SUPER 8 now, not quality inn! Terrible ownership! They tried to charge my charge $500+ a week after I've been checked out! Worst Super 8 in HISTORY! Tampons laying in the parking lot. Disgusting!

Great: Coffee Water…read morepressure Front desk Newspapers provided Good: Waffles Sanitation Location Awful: Bed Floor (can someone respond and tell me what the bumps are under the carpet??) Dogs peeing and barking Eggs Sausage Recommend? Not if you can afford something else and don't need to bring a pet

Stayed here on a business trip. My options were to stay in Chicago or Wisconsin but my event was in…read moreRacine, so although a city would have been cooler ... I wanted a shorter drive vs. a cooler hotel. As I was coming in at 8 p.m. and leaving at 7 a.m. Fairfield was the least expensive out of any Marriott, so I booked it vs. the nicer looking Residence Inn and Courtyard in IL. I was a bit surprised that the exterior pictures don't match the hotel. This is actually two hotels combined into one ... it's not a Standalone Fairfield. It's an odd mix because the two hotels are very different and though connected by a hallway, one is modern and artsy ... and the Fairfield is your typical mildly sketchy looking cookie-cutter low end Marriott property. I was upgraded as an Elite member to a suite, upon asking. It was pretty big with a lot of open space ... but it felt a little creepy to be honest. It just seemed very dark inside and dreary and there were kind of bad vibes to it. It also smelled like a place where many parties happened and some cheap carpet deodorizer tried to hide that. The thing I hated the most was that the curtains had a very odd bright orange fall leaves print. Beyond the fact they looked cheap ... like a Temu shower curtain on all the windows, it was summer and the whole fall/autumn changing leaves thing didn't fit. Not sure why it bothered me so much but it helped create the bad vibe, along with the bright white florescent bulbs in the room, which is my biggest pet peeve. Bright white lights make it feel like the inside of a convenience store ... I much prefer warmer colored lights. I went to the bar at around 9 pm and it was probably one of the least friendly bar staff I had experienced. It took about 5 - 10 minutes before the single bartender came over to me, despite there only being 3 or 4 other people in the bar. I was informed they closed at 9:30 so no food was being served. I ordered a beer ... $8 for a local IPA ... and the bartender immediately cashed me out. My signal that I wouldn't be having another beer. The staff kind of huddled in a corner and joked amongst themselves with the bartender the whole time. It pained me to tip for that kind of service but I did, begrudgingly. Breakfast was okay. I don't expect big things from a Fairfield Marriott and this hotel came in right on the money there. Everything was average. The worst was the clearly powdered and reconstituted scrambled eggs, which was more like a mush. It was what I was expecting but I kind of hoped they'd surprise me by being better than the average Fairfield. The staff seemed nice. Plenty of parking. Things seemed kind of clean. The whole hotel probably wasn't that old but felt dated and blah. I'd have guessed it was built in the 1980's. The area around it is pretty much typical of most highway stop towns... fast food and strip malls. A really nice beach is a short 10 - 15 minute drive away. Overall ... I'm glad I was only here for a few hours. This place is one of those depressing, corporate one night stopovers. Very much what you'd expect from a $150 hotel under the Fairfield brand. Nothing wrong with it but I was happy to go.

The room was smelly, the shower curtain rod was falling from the wall. The bathroom was not cleaned…read moreenough and there was dirt and hair in the shower. The TV was not working in our room and the pool was closed. The receptionist kept making mistakes trying to check us in and we sat there for about 10 minutes before finally getting our keys to the room. When we went to unlock the room the keys hardly worked. It took 6 tries each time on average to just open the room...The outdoors around the building was overgrown and dirty too. All in all it felt like your average Super 8 instead of a Mariott. Very disappointing especially for the price we had to pay.

Blood on sheets. Charged me $100 for spilling food on floor. Nasty breakfast. Will not be returning…read moreand would not recommend.

Should be bulldozed!!! My friend and I arrived late after a…read morestressful evening of driving through a blizzard. All we wanted was the room I had booked weeks before that was guaranteed clean and welcoming. First Mr. Patel at the desk was impossible to understand and insisted that we go outside and take a separate entrance into the building for what purpose I didn't know until I saw paperwork he was beginning to fill out for a pet policy. As we had no animals with us, and he hadn't even asked, I told him we didn't have any animals. He looked at me doubtfully and I had to reassure him several time we didn't have any animals. He asked why we booked the pet room. I informed him that it was the only room between several hotels I had considered that had two queen beds so my guest and I could sleep comfortably and I got the last two rooms available. He finally put away the pet policy and told me we could access the room from inside the building then instead of having to go back out into the bad snowy weather. As we went down the hall we smelled marijuana throughout. Once we entered the room and looked at our beds, we saw so much animal hair and even pee on the mattress it was appalling. We marched to the front desk and reported the condition. The man working the desk, Mr. Patel, said he'd have to see the issues to believe them but I'd taken pictures and showed them to him. He said he couldn't give us a new room since that was the only one left. He got us new sheets but said there were no new pillowcases. I questioned him again thinking a hotel should have extras but he said there were none at all and the day staff didn't do the laundry. He offered to make up for the inconvenience by opening up the workout room and hot tub room, then he leered at my friend and I which made us very uncomfortable. We refused the offer then asked for a bandaid for a sore I had. He said there was a first aid kit in the guest laundry room. The sorry excuse for a first aid kit was a large broken Rubbermaid container stuffed with bandaids and other wraps and things anyone could just take off with. The hot tub in the room next door was gross, as it had dirty towels and candy wrappers on the floor next to it. On the way back to our room, there was a large ball of human hair that was never removed even after we saw housekeeping go through the next morning. We changed all our own bedding and couldn't use the pillows due to no clean pillowcases. As we stripped the mattresses, we found pee on one mattress and poop on the floor behind the other. We also found an empty candy wrapper behind the mattress. The sink was badly cracked and the refrigerator was dirty. The ice bucket and tray were also dirty. It was very hard to sleep at all since we were so uncomfortable. The next morning when my friend went to use the hand towel hanging from the bar next to the sink, she found snot and hair inside of it. We went to breakfast and found there was no syrup available and asked the lady on duty to refill it. Also all the yogurt in the fridge was 2 weeks past it's best by date!!! A young woman working that morning, A. K., was so apologetic about the shoddy service her cousin Mr. Patel gave the previous night in not providing us with clean pillowcases. She assured us there had been and still were plenty available he could've given us. She offered to take 10% off the next time we stay and I told her we would never be staying there again. I always take the little few shampoos and things they put out for guests to use. Not here. I leave them because I don't want any part of this hotel in my memory.

I came here with 3 of my friends. No elevator. You have to put a $100 deposit per room for…read moreincidentals. They said it will be refunded after you check out in 3 business days. The Pillows are the size of throw pillows. Barely any hot water. The pool towels are the size of hand towels and very thin. The bath towels aren't much better and very rough. The ONLY reason we even stayed here is because my husband had Wyndham reward points to burn up and we came to the Renaissance Fair. Ill never stay here again.

This is a great place for an overnight stay. The outside appearance does need updating but dont let…read morethat fool you. The staff is pleasant. It is clean and quiet. The room is clean, updated and very spacious. The bed was firmer than my liking. The air worked well, nice and cold. The water feels like they have a softener. The pool is indoor and shmedium size. They do serve hot breakfast and the coffee is wonderful! There is no elevator so we had to take the stairs with our luggage to get to our room.