Ok for those who want care but I like to exercise not to be interrupted all I'm saying is it's not…read morefor everybody. It's connected to physical therapy and because I'm crippled and already had my p.t. somewhere else they thought I didn't when I had 5 years; and wasn't ready for the gym. To someone whose doctor told her she had full range of motion, this was very unacceptable! More individualized than anything else;-it has all the exercise equipment, and I was able to get on a few off them and do a decent basic workout, but I would not recommend it to a lot of people like I said it is individualized to people who go to their physical therapy there. I would not trust the locker rooms amenities, and the pool is ok but when I tried to exercise, I was constantly interupted. No hot tub to relax and I have tense muscles, so I used the pool which had warm waters and the air was warm so that was ok. I don't really think they handled the 'business' of running a gym well and tried to know all their clients personally they made the effort, but it was not always received it the same vein. Overall, it was okay but not ideal

Yuck and more yuck. Okay this is a Rehab workout facility attached to a hospital…read more The Fairfield Inn forces you to use this facility because the hotel does not have a gym. Just what I want to do is drive 10 or so minutes to workout and then 10 to drive back when a normal hotel has a facility in the hotel. There was a sign on the showers "do not deposit solid waste" which means at some point someone did. I piled the provided towels about 6 inches deep and then showered and used fresh towels to shuffle to my locker. Maybe it is okay here, but I can't get the word "unsanitary" out of my mind because of the shower sign. Stay at a Hotel other than Fairfield and you can avoid coming here - I will next time for sure.