My parents recently stayed here while in town for an event. Chris and Becca were exceptional hosts…read more Very accommodating especially for dietary needs. Response to needs during stay was great. The food was excellent and a variety every day. The house was clean and relaxing. Everything needed was available. This was their first stay at a bed-and-breakfast and it was a very favorable experience. Whenever in the area, they will definitely reach out for availability. It was a great experience and they raved about it over and over! Thank you for taking such great care of my parents, Sherry & Leamon.

A great B&B with excellent hosts. Each room has a private bath. Breakfast was excellent and there…read morewas even a happy hour. Hosts were excellent and told us a lot about the little town. Right in the middle of the historical district it was a short walk to restaurants and other downtown shops. Can't wait to come to to spend some more time in this beautiful little town.

Deep cleaning & Pest Control!! Locks on bedroom & bathroom…read moredoors. To be able to lock the front door when guest leave the house instead of leaving the door unlocked.

We loved meeting Brenda and spending time with her. However, the coddle house itself was…read moredisappointing. I took photos of cobwebs, dust an inch thick on the ceiling fans and the furniture smelled stale and old. Everything was dusty. The bathroom across the hall was cute except for the cobwebs and the rust stained sink. It looked gross. The purple room was small with 2 queen beds. Sleeps four, but it's a tight fit. No good places for luggage. Brenda is as genuine and kind as you would expect. The house was old and so bad, we paid for the required 2 night stay, but my mother refused to stay there another night.

Great service! The front counter person, Kaitlyn, was very friendly and inviting…read more The room was clean and made you feel secure.

Not a bad hotel. Starting with the pros: the bed was comfortable, the breakfast is pretty good, and…read moregood customer service. A few cons: We had to switch room 2 times due to smoke coming out of the indoor heater when turned on and the 2nd room was damp under the carpet and had a horrible mildew smell. The walls are also paper thin so it sounded as if the kids next door were doing flips and bed jumping all day and night. Overall for the price it was not bad.

Definitely a different Marriott than when I stayed last year. I go to my room I noticed a little…read moremildew around the toilet seat. I go back downstairs to move my car. The guy at the front desk ask me how was everything and I told him about the toilet. He was nice and helpful and moved me to another room.. I checked this room out .. on top of the toilet top it had some red residue on it.. I thought it probably was a stain .. but actually it was something that wasn't cleaned properly.. the bed "oh my" it had some overly washed out sheets on them ( needed to be discontinued)like something that would have been very uncomfortable and itchy to sleep on. I didn't even care to be moved again,I just ask the guy for some sheets and just waited for morning to come. I will say this the breakfast was good.. 3stars based on breakfast and front desk guy.

Let's face it: when it comes to Marriott owned hotels, it's almost always proceeded with the…read morepresumption of prestigious excellence, am I right? Such is the case with the Fairfield Inn & Suites, but it doesn't come without some flaws. Let's discuss. Right as I walk into my room, I am immediately impressed. So much so, that I whip out the ol' camera and start snapping away. The single king bed suite that I got was immaculate and spacious. Imagine my surprise to discover that there were, not one, but TWO televisions in the room; one in the bedroom portion of the room and the other right next to the work area. It all had a very professional feel to it. The two end tables in the living room type area came in very handy, too. I suspect the dual TV thing was due to the fact that it had a pull-out couch in the room. The service here is extremely cordial also. In fact, one of the cleaning ladies complimented me by saying, "Ah, so YOU'RE the clean gentleman that stays here!" I took that as a big compliment, because I realize she appreciated the fact that I don't come into hotel rooms and trash the place. I tend to keep all my used towels in one pile for them and leave the place generally de-cluttered. I figure the cleaning staff in most hotels have to deal with some pretty horrific stuff, so I try to keep it as convenient for them as I possible can. And, of course, no really fine hotel is complete without some type of complimentary breakfast (a legitimate one, that is), but there are a few flaws with this one. First, it could use a few more sides. They basically feature eggs, bacon or sausage, various breads and cereals. What would have been nice to see is some variant of starch, hashbrowns or potatoes. I know it can be done because I've seen less luxurious hotels pull it off. Second thing is...they could restock their food a bit more whenever it gets low. Just this morning as I go down to hopefully enjoy some scrambled eggs, they were out. They were almost out of bacon, too. The thing is it was like 9am and they never even bothered to restock the eggs or bacon. The breakfast bar closes at 10. I'm not even sure the lady running the bar ever checked to see how many were left, because I sat there for a good 40 minutes just to see if she was going to bring out more. No such luck. I'm also a little disappointed that if you happen to take advantage of their WiFi upgrade for higher speed access, it doesn't even come close. I did a speed check and there is literally no discernable difference between the high speed package versus the complimentary one they provide. Deceiving. Ah well. No place is perfect; not even the 5 star ones. Still, this was a stellar stay which I would easily repeat. In fact, I just signed up for a Marriott rewards program which I hope to take advantage of real soon. I'm kind of kicking myself for not setting one up a long time ago, but I hardly get to travel as much as I'd like to these days. Far as I'm concerned, Fairfield Inn & Suites is 4 comfy king sized beds out of 5 worthy!

Great nightly rates, the room was clean, the beds were extremely comfortable, the breakfast was…read morepretty good, the staff were extremely friendly and helpful, especially La'shaun; she went out of her way to accommodate me with several requests when she wasn't required to. If I'm ever passing through Enterprise again, I'll stay here.

Our Baseball team stayed here.I can only speak for my room .My shower was dirty and a cabinet had…read moresticky stuff on it.I slept great and had coffee and breakfast.If the room was clean it would have gotten more stars from The Working Man Review.

I can't stop raving about our incredible stay at the Eufaula House B&B! From the moment we walked…read morein, it was such a warm, open and inviting space. We were greeted by the very nice owner Karen Cail. She was instantly welcoming and kind. Walking into the B&B was like stepping into a cozy, welcoming hug. The place is stunning--it was thoughtfully decorated with charming and simple details. I loved the high ceilings and feelings of open space. Our room "The Eufaula Suite" was an absolute dream: spotlessly clean, with a bed so comfortable I didn't want to get up! The attention to detail was spot on. It felt warm and cozy, light and airy. Our suite also had a nice size outdoor balcony with a café table and chairs. But the stunner was the giant master bathroom which was cavernous. This was my kind of suite!!! The beautiful claw bathtub got a lot of use as the owner provided us with wonderful, relaxing bath salts. It also had a large walk in shower. Two large vanity's with sinks on either side of the bathroom were perfect for me and my husband. There was tons of shelving storage and a large closet in the bathroom as well, plenty of space for clothes. Most importantly the entire B&B was spotlessly clean with no unfavorable smells. It actually smelled like autumn and baked cookies. The breakfasts? Pure magic! The host took the time to chat with everyone, answering any questions, accommodating any request with easy kindness and effort. Each breakfast was prepared with love and care, perfectly seasoned and presented. During the daytime, she would bake the most delicious cookies! We enjoyed sitting in the common room as well as on the large outside porch. So much easy ambience, not overdone, no sensory overload with too much décor. I found the overall décor to be simple and very tasteful. The Eufaula House isn't just a place to stay--it's a memory we will cherish forever. The hosts' warmth, the incredible food, and the homey vibe made this getaway one for the books. I highly recommend staying in the Eufaula Suite for the ultimate experience in B&B luxury.

I love, love, love this place! Karen was the most accommodating hostess. The home was lovely and…read morethe room was beautiful! So much southern charm!! I would highly recommend staying here.

We were so disappointed with staff and room. Upon check-in there was no one to be found. We phoned…read morethe hotel and someone finally arrived (came from their attached resturant Nxt door.) The gave us room #1 that had a very bad leak (plaster falling of the wall and raining/dripping in our room!!) We were told they warm beigneits would be available from 9:00-10:30 am. We waited around for 30 min. and phoned the hotel and their resturant but both answering machines were full. We left at 9:30 am- NO beignets!! We were charged $147.00 for one night. I do not recommend this hotel- definitely go elsewhere.

We often look for historic properties when we travel. Well, this one is a hidden gem. Built in the…read more1920's, it was originally a Mason's lodge. It's now owned and operated by the chef in the adjacent restaurant "Nola". Our biggest surprise were the delicious, and freshly made beignets for breakfast.... Best I've ever tasted.