What can I say. Fairfield is the low end of the Marriott brand and they are pretty much…read morepredictable. The Mc Donald's of hotels. Pleasant staff is limited in what they can do. Pool not much bigger than a bathtub. Place is clean. Rubber is gone on the wheels of the luggage carts. Had to change rooms TWICE to find one with a working TV. Beds are comfortable and room is fairly clean.

The front desk lady was very polite and professional. We had some frozen food for our medical needs…read moregranddaughter. She put it in the hotel freezer for the night. That helped us a lot. She was kind and helpful.

I posted a review in detail about my experience at this hotel. What happened to it? We were not…read moreable to check in because of a problem with hiltons check-in system. It took a great deal of effort to get them to take cash, again because their reservation system was down and they did not have a business contingency plan.

First of all, thanks to Ethan for helping us during our stay. He was informative and friendly. The…read morehotel is Dog friendly, spacious king size room, clean atmosphere, and our room on the first floor had vaulted ceilings way above 10 feet Wish I had the specifics. It made the room feel enormous. The hotel is located near to great restaurants. Doordashes during the one night stay and ate comfortably on their couch/ottoman while watching TV. I would recommend this place for a nice stay.

It really does hurt my heart to have to write such a post about one of our favorite hotel chains…read more We just love the Drury Inn... but I wouldn't encourage anyone to stay at this one. We checked in and were immediately given a hard time. Upon checkin Lindsay wanted all of my information like I stole something when I entered. There were multiple people behind the wall of the front desk giggling and laughing but only one person checking in. Shortly after check in, I went back to the front desk to explain our issue. Wheelchair wouldn't fit inside the room. Walker barely fit inside the bathroom. I have added pictures to explain. When I went back up front it was two new ladies standing there. The only offer they could give me was a King Size ADA, which wouldn't work for us. It took them less than 2 minutes to even try. There was no care in the world that my grandmother would be very inconvenienced here. They could have cared less. This has not been our experience at all as Drury Inns have been unbelievable in having such amazing Customer Service. Do not stay here if you want a decent room. They will put you in a hole and could care less how you get yourself around.

While traveling, we decided to stop for the day at the Drury Inn and I'm so glad that we gave them…read morea try. The customer service was excellent and the room was perfect. We stayed in a double queen room and the beds were so comfortable that I didn't want to get up in the morning. The shower was relaxing and all of the complementary shampoo/conditioner/body wash that was in the shower was quite convenient (though the conditioner comes out very slow). As the shower head is a rainfall type, there isn't a tremendous amount of water pressure coming out at once. Regardless, the shower was great and got all of us clean. The rooms themselves were very clean and comfortable. The pool area was clean and had fresh towels for use. The hot tub was small but had mighty jets. The pool itself was cool as far as temperature goes but interesting as you could swim from inside the building to outside. To add to all of the positives, Drury Inn offers complementary dinner snacks (more like a full meal) and drinks (both alcoholic and non alcoholic) for their guests. That's right, if you are staying here you get three free alcoholic beverages a night, per registered adult. Breakfast was your typical hotel food for the most part. They had waffles, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, potatoes, breads, and oatmeal. In addition, they had a few different kinds of juices, milk, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and even a soda machine. Overall, we were impressed with our stay and would definitely stay here again.

Needed to stay one night here for the solar eclipse, and we were not disappointed! We were…read moreskeptical having only spent $67 for the night, but it was very good for its price. The staff were very personable and quick (checking in and out took a combined two minutes maybe). We walked into a clean, cool room with everything cleaned. The toilets were subpar and looked a little aged, but nothing that wasn't easily tolerable. The shower had great water pressure, which I know is important for many people. You don't need to worry about waking up sweating because the rooms get COLD. The beds were very comfortable as well, and came with two blankets on the bed if needed (they were needed). So all in all, we were very happy with our stay, especially after the ten hour drive.

Very comfortable rooms that are up to date and clean. The beds are comfortable and the pillows…read moreplentiful. I was skeptical of the treadmill because it looks shotty, but it worked well. It didn't skip a beat while I was running and most treadmills do. The breakfast was decent and the staff very friendly. I definitely enjoy staying here when I'm in Poplar.

The room was dated, musty and the bed was uncomfortable but it was reasonably clean and the front…read moredesk staff was very friendly. Not bad for the price. I'd stay here again.

Loved our stay at the Drury Inn. We were greeted warmly upon our arrival. The lobby area was very…read morewarm and welcoming. Our room was very clean, well lit and cozy. The beds were comfortable as well. They have hot breakfast in the morning and an evening reception with hot food, snacks and drinks. The staff in the dining area kept the tables and food areas very clean and made sure the food items stayed well stocked. I highly recommend staying at this hotel if you ever need to book a hotel in this area.

Toilet height in non-ADA rooms is 14", too low to rise from for even abled bodies, and nothing to…read moregrab for. Think squatty potty. Handicapped rooms are 17" with grab rails.

Our family rented a cabin for a week at the lake. There is an extremely long and steep hill between…read morethe cabins and marina. On our first day we went to the office and inquired about borrowing a golf cart to transport our things between the dock and our cabin and were told they didn't have any. There were numerous Totten's golf carts around the premises and we saw other guests on them. We picked up some family members on the other side of the lake and brought them by boat to our resort. My father in law is disabled with a cane and had already fallen several times that day. He tried to walk up the hill himself and almost fell again. My husband went back to the marina to ask to borrow a golf cart but John was talking with someone inside watching my father in-law on the hill and laughing at him. Due to the urgency of my father in laws condition on the hill and the disrespect of John, my husband got in the Totten cart to pick up his dad and get him up the hill before he fell. After dropping him off, my husband brought the golf cart right back to the marina at which point John came outside and started cussing at my husband and threatening him saying he was going to call the sheriffs department for theft of the cart. The cart was already returned and John knew we are guests of the resort since we had to track him down 2 days in a row to try to buy ice from the marina. We couldn't believe that they would treat their customers that way in a situation of trying to help a disabled man on their property. We immediately checked out. I would not recommend this resort. Any family business should put family first and respect the fact that the property is difficult for people to get around. We had hoped to end our day with a nice family barbecue but instead it ended with our family being threatened for transporting a disabled man up the hill. In the future this resort should be more accommodating to their guests and offer to help people up the hill instead of laugh at them.

From the owner: We are a Marina and Resort on Lake Wappapello. We have boat slips, boat rentals, Kayak rentals,…read morefuel, food and cabins for rent.

I use to come to this place when I was a little kid with My family and it hasn't changed a bit. I…read morehave so many good memories about this place. I am really glad to see it still up and running. It is a step back in time coming down here but that's what I love about it. It's just You and the people that are with You and fishing. And the people who run it are very nice good people. I live less than a hour away now and will come back every chance I get.

If you need to get away from the daily grind and enjoy some time in the wilderness, this is the…read moreplace to go. It's really off the beaten path and you won't have to worry too much about getting phone calls on your cell. Although this place is bit rustic, the required amenities are all available in the cabins available for rent. You'll get a kitchen, shower, A/C, and heat. They provide sheets, blankets and towels (you might want to bring your own towel if you like something big enough to wrap around you). The boat dock provides adequate shelter for your boat when you're not on the water catching the huge crappie.