Fairfield Inn & Suites Denver Aurora/Medical Center

RJ, the GM is incredibly accommodating and polite! The service here is superb. Given the chance, I would absolutely choose to stay here.

Comfy, clean, friendly staff, bright, new building. Convenient. Indoor pool. Exercise room. Would stay here again. No problems.

There are a lot of better options out there.
This location is dated and shows its age.
While I was there the road was under construction and a railway station being built.
The noise from the highway is loud.
The bathroom seemed dirty but that could have been due to its age.
I will know better next time.

Lets talk about FAIRFIELD INN by Marriott in COLORADO. This hotel is located at I225 and IILIF. First of all, the STAFF FANTASTIC. Christine the manager was very receptive but for sure under staffed. Clearly the owners of this franchise refuse to give her a budget. The night auditor was great too.
The hotel was HORRIBLE. On a 6 night stay. The first night we are welcome to bed with a giant «DARK AND CURLEY» The sheet were not changed and the previous guest must have shaved his nuts. The next 3 nights the room was not cleaned. I asked about it and one of the staff members said they were short staffed. The hotel was a perfect home to every crack addict in town. The pool was green and was growing some sort of hair. I try to live pretty good life so Im still trying to figure out what I did wrong to have a experience like this. Again, if not for the great staff, I would have given this a negative rating

You can tell by the amount of reviews to-​date (5) that this isn’t a go-​to hotel in the Aurora are.
First, there is no medical center nearby. Places that are walking distance is the hotel across the street and the highway.
Second, it doesn’t seem like the staff doesn’t ever own up to anything. Noise complaints, getting short-​changed in quarters, even burnt smells from someone putting aluminum in the microwave.
To add to the list: $ 800 worth of electronics missing/​stolen in an unmarked mail package.
Lastly, there was no way to find out what happened to it. They have cameras that didn’t (and possibly still doesnt’) work. So whoever signed for my package, did not log into their system. Poof, and my package is gone.
After waiting 3 days for an answer along with filing a police report and even messaging Marriott corporate, all I get is a handful of apologies. That’s it. Some sweet nothings are going to make me feel any better about trusting hospitality employees with my stuff.

The staff was nice enough and although I only ate breakfast twice in a two week stay — that seemed fine as well. There were always cookies at the front desk in the afternoon.
The workout room was minimal but I did use the treadmill and elliptical — they were fine. One weight machine that was okay but not really that useful.
The walls are paper thin — I could not only hear the tv in the rooms on each side of me, I would hear conversations and kids yelling. I did complain once to the front desk and was told they would contact the room next door and ask them to keep it down after hours of loud television — it was after all 3am… they didn’t do a thing. Finally banged on the walls and they got the point. When I asked if they had checked out of the hotel I was told yes but they hadn’t. Same thing that night… I probably should have changed hotels.
The television channels were very weird — hard to catch some of the football/​baseball games. And as I was there during baseball playoffs, it was disappointing. And the telephones were as non-​descript as possible. No directions for calls of any kind — very weird. Didn’t know how to get an outside line or anything else.
The hotel itself was older. The last several Fairfield Inns have been new, nice and very clean. Usually when I stay — because of the lengths (2 weeks or more) I get upgraded to a suite. Didn’t happen. The bathrooms was old, no mildew but broken, loose tiles and gnats every morning in the sink.
I wouldn’t recommend this hotel and I wouldn’t stay there again.

This hotel was very clean and the staff was great. After the first night I had a bad experience that I informed the front desk manager about. I expected him to switch me rooms and be done with it. Instead he went out of his way to make sure the rest of my stay was great. I will definitely be returning to this hotel in the future.

This is probably the oldest Fairfield inn I have stayed in.
That’s not saying much, of course. Most Fairfield inns are brand spanking new or almost new.
The décor is not quite up-​to-​date, but the place was clean.
The rooms were very clean. In fact, it was surprisingly cleaning than anything I stayed in for the last 3 months. I’m on the road more than half of the time, so that’s a pretty surprising find.
If it wasn’t for the guests who show up in this place, I would have given a rare 4 star rating to a hotel/​motel.
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So I will give you a gripe alert before you read on.
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1. some a () decided to put corn dog with metallic and plastic wrappers in the microwave oven and walked away. We ended up with smoke, alarm and all the nice stuff. I ended up with half a day of headache. No one would admit to it either.
2. some a ()…very likely the same one who put the corn dog in the microwave oven just can’t stop screaming at the service girl who is trying to provide the instruction to heat up the dog.
3. some *cough* people checked into next room with a working girl who screamed for 2 hours straight from 2am… she sure worked hard for the money.
The walls are extremely thin in this hotel. I usually sleep better in the hotel. This wasn’t the case for one night here.