Fairfield by Marriott Hotels in Chesapeake

Worst hotel stay ever. Booked 2 rooms, paid $1500. This hotel is no way a 3-star one. It’s dirty everywhere. Furniture in the lobby are leather-like material, and they are very dirty, clearly rarely cleaned or wiped. We booked rooms with free breakfast and the table where we had to sit to wait and eat was dirty, we had to call someone to wipe it clean, and even then she didn’t do a good job. We stayed from Saturday to Wednesday and not one single time the housekeeper stepped foot in our rooms to clean, despite seeing a housekeeper roaming around the hallway with her cart. We were told full cleaning day was Tuesday and was asked if we wanted our room cleaned; we answered “yes” but the housekeeper never showed up, not even to replace towels and rags. We only had clean towels on the first night. The second day, housekeeper removed dirty towels from room, left them outside the door, and never came back to pick them up. When we returned to the room after a full day of activities, we were greeted by dirty towels by our door. We were told someone was coming to pick them up, that someone never showed. This happened again. We had to go to the front desk to get clean towels and toilet paper. Our trash accumulated and we had to take them out ourselves for fear of being charged extra for leaving the room dirty, even if their housekeeping service should be taking care of that. You never know. Room doesn’t come with an iron but a steamer that is very inconvenient to use. We are working on getting refunded for our stay as we didn’t receive anything for the amount we paid. I understand being short-staffed but to charge guests $1500 and no service except for a mediocre bed to sleep on… imagine having to get your own towels and toilet paper from the front desk. When we checked out, the front desk asked us about our stay. We told her all of this. She said she was sorry, and was visibly embarrassed. She said she would have done anything about it but we have to go through Priceline to make things right as we booked our stay on their site. Went through Priceline and were told to go back and contact the hotel as it is a hotel issue. A total rip-off.

Would not recommend this hotel for families (anyone, really). Our experience here was a NIGHTMARE. Management is poorly trained and rude to customers as well as their own staff. I felt unsafe in the environment the managers created through their aggressive and threatening body language and verbal confrontations with hotel guests. It was an incredibly unpleasant and stressful weekend . Customers are not permitted in the lobby after 11pm; the manager sends them to their rooms. Yes, even adult guests. Expect to be clearly informed that the alternative will be eviction. How’s that for hospitality? On the second night of our stay there was a fire alarm. Again management demonstrated their poor training and interpersonal skills. It was clear they had no plan to support the safety of guests during the emergency. Manager Rob and Manager Joel were anything but calm and orderly, and instead screamed at guests streaming out of the lobby exit that they needed to get out of the way. No, I didn’t write this incorrectly. They were screaming for guests to get out of the way. Apparently no concern for whether guests were inside the building or not, or for keeping people safe. They even yelled at kids who had evacuated from the pool and were soaking wet, ordering them out into the 30 degree night with no towels. (A kind staff member later brought towels. Thank you, Stephanie). After the building was cleared by the fire department (false alarm) Manager Rob and Manager Joel then yelled at all guests who had returned to the lobby that the pool, bar and entire lobby was CLOSED for the night. All (PAYING!) guests were sent to our rooms at 9:45!!! Really there are so many other hotel options in the area that there is no reason to choose this one.

It was not the quality of the Comfort Suites that we usually stay at. We checked in and were sent to a room on the third floor at the back of the hotel. When we got there there was a cleaning cart outside and the door was propped open. We walked in and sat our bags down. There was a spray bottle and rag on the furniture. My husband started calling the front desk when the housekeeper walked in. She was pretty rude and said ”I'm not done with this room.” We explained that the front desk sent us there. She then told me to remove our luggage so she could clean the area for another guest! We went back to the front desk to get another room. With the housekeeper telling other housekeepers that the front desk had done it again as loudly as she could! The front desk person gave us another room right across the hall from the 1st one so off we went again. I have to admit that the second room was clean. The bathroom was pretty good with a large shower. One of the parts of the grab bar had fallen down and needed to be replaced. Each time we went into the hallway the housekeepers were blocking the hall with their carts and conversations. They didn't seem to care that guests were trying to get to the elevator. We will continue to stay at Comfort Suites but don't think we will come back to this one,

Breakfast is quite satisfactory, there are not many varieties, but some of them have the ability to meet the needs of breakfast; no extra bed, suitable for children, double room suite, two beds are large, each 1.5 meters wide, outside There is also a sofa in the house. If there are too many people, you can take it. There is free parking. The main recommendation is that this hotel has a small kitchen, and the tableware and utensils are complete, you can make some delicious meals yourself.

The location is convenient and quiet, the room is suitable for business trips, spacious and comfortable, clean and hygienic, and the breakfast is delicious.

Hotel was exceptionally clean & staff was very nice & accommodating. However, our room was not ready until after 7:00 pm. I was promised a refund that never happened & have yet to receive a credit for a mystery charge on my card that I did not authorize.

I made a reservation and held it with my credit card one week before my arrival date. On the day of arrival, while enroute, I received a phone call from the front desk telling me that they had to cancell my reservation due to overbooking the hotel. The front desk clerk did let me know that there where other hotels close by if I was interested. I asked to have the names of the properties emailed to me. Instead, I received an email showing that I made a late cancellation which comes with a cancellation fee. The hotel manager was kind enough to waive the fee but made no attempt to find me a room. Every staff person that I had spoken with had a very clear ”Could Care Less” attitude. I did manage to get a room through Hilton Honors, which I have been a loyal member for over 25 years. Although, their attitude was about the same as the Hampton Inn in regards to the issue. So, if your travels require you to have a guarantied room, do not make a reservation with this hotel, and think twice about making one with any Hilton property. I do not think that Hilton fully understands the power of a network of a respected person attending a business meeting with 150 other travelers. Many will not stay here again.

The clerks were polite and competent. The room was clean. We paid top dollar for a bare-bones experience. There weren't any travel sized shampoo, conditioner, or body wash. They had an unknown brand of particularly harsh product in pump bottles permanently affixed to the shower wall that left my skin dry. The door wasn't tight; it let light in around the perimeter. The shower door wasn't hung correctly, and rolled open until we stuffed a washcloth in to keep it closed. Breakfast was available, but not free. There's plenty of competition nearby, so I'll stay elsewhere next time.