Fairfield Inn & Suites

This is a very nice hotel, new building, nice grounds, really pleasant staff. If that were my only criteria, I’d give them a flat out give stars.
BUT, I’ve taken back two stars, one for each of the points below.
1. Clean the breakfast area and tables routinely. I’d really rather not wipe up someone else’s syrup, I’m funny that way. Maybe set an alarm, every 10 minutes, check the empty tables for syrup. Ding. Ding. Syrup check time.
2. One washer? One dryer? Really? For a hotel with hundreds of guests. In a remote area void of laundromats. Fairfield, we’re on a first name basis right? You may think you’re providing me with an opportunity to make friends while waiting in this chairless, postage stamp of a laundry room, but seriously think about the others. They don’t want to be stuck in a laundry room with me. Seriously, Fairfield, have a heart.

This place rocks! I stayed there for one night and for a Fairfield it was great. The bed was outstanding and the shower was super. I’m really tall and it was tall enough for me!!! If you’re short you may not like the shower as much. My room did not have a tub, no big deal for me but if you really want one you may want to call ahead and ask if they do have rooms with them.
FREE breakfast too. It’s not a design your own omelette but it was good. Eggs, cereal, rolls cereal etc. plus coffee and juice. It’s all serve yourself but good and hot. You can be done and on your way in 10 – 15 minutes.
The only small thing is that if you’re on the 1^st or 2^nd floor you will hear anyone walking in the room above you, so I’d ask for a room on the top floor.
The pool looked really nice and the staff was as friendly and helpful as they can be. I needed directions to meet my friends for dinner and they went to mapquest and printed out my directions for me. Really good people, every time I asked for something they were right there to get whatever I needed.
Not the Ritz, but for the price, if you’re going to need a place near the airport. stay here. It’s about a 10minute drive to the airport and if you renta car, there are a couple of cheap gas stations right at the entrance to the highway (I-​65) as you’re leaving the hotel. It’s about 10 minutes to downtown Montgomery, and if you’re looking to go out to eat or looking for nightlife, you’ll have that small drive… but it’s not too far.
I think I paid $ 84 for the night, and if you go through
or someone like that you can most likely get it cheaper.
You’ll be glad you tried it.