Fairfield Inn

Very helpful to travellers. They have a shuttle to the airport and they confirm flights time and terminal. Great customer service.

Close to DFW and easy access to gas stations when you need to drop off your car. Breakfast was decent: bananas, waffles, packets of instant oatmeal, muffins, eggs, yogurt. I tried 3 different milk containers of those 2 were spoiled.
The room was comfortable. The maid came by at 8:30AM, and I was to be checking out at 12pm at the latest (in reality I had planned on 10). SERIOUSLY! What is up with maids coming by so early the day of check out?! This has become a huge pet peeve in this trip I just took. 8:30 seems a bit early for the maid to be coming by anyway, but ask the desk if the person has checked out!

Clean, comfy room. Bed slept fine. Breakfast was a little carb heavy, but standard free breakfast fare. I stayed here on points, and glad I did. Worth the points. If you can get a good deal, stay here. But I wouldnt pay full price. Needs an update, or good deep cleaning.

Old, small rooms, room reeked of cheap cleaning materials when I checked in. Shuttle parked in only parking in front of lobby which should be reserved for check-​in/​out. Only plus was the hotel is very close to the airport. Probably would stay somewhere else next time for the price.

I heart Marriott!!! I’m am a rewards member that is VERY serious about my points, so when I saw that I could escape to Dallas for a weekend and use my points vs coming out of pocket, I jumped right on it!!!
This location is about 2 miles from the airport. Perfect location in my opinion, and is located amongst a group of different hotels from other chains. Easy to find and located on an access road, keeping you from hectic traffic.
The facility is very clean. Yes it is a little older than some other Marriott properties that I’ve been to but it is very comfortable nonetheless. Beds are super soft. Plenty of pillows and necessities that you would need in your room with the addition of a microwave and fridge. There is free parking! And there’s a pool in the back — small and only goes up to five feet, but it serves its purpose. There is workout room and a mini business area with computers and a printer. WIFI IN THE HOTEL IS FREE!!!
The free breakfast is good as well. Bagels, muffins, danishes, fruit, eggs, sausages, cereal, yogurt, oatmeal, waffle maker, juices, and a few other random things. The waffle maker makes waffles in the shape of the state of Texas. Ha!!!
Only issue I had is when I asked the front desk to call me a taxi. Maybe he knew the guy or something, idk, but when the driver arrived, I hopped in. Felt like an über, but it wasnt. All I wanted to do was take a 25 min drive to the Galleria. That’s it!!! By the time we got there, my tab was almost 60 BUCKS!!! WHAT THE EFF!!! I didn’t even tip the driver because that was nuts and then he tells me he is a private limo service. Yeah, in a Lexus, cool. That made me pretty angry. I could’ve just called a cab myself. Next time I’ll stick to renting my own car or an über. Smh. I’ll be back though, Dallas!!!

This DFW Fairfield Inn is a bit old, but they keep it in good shape. I got a smoking deal here that included free breakfast, so I am a little biased, but the bed was nice and the room and facility were clean and fresh. The bed was softer than normal which was good for me, and it had a microwave and refrigerator in the room. This location lacks a whirlpool, and the pool looks a little neglected. Accessing the location is a little tricky due to a one-​way frontage road and little signage. Overall, it is a good, basic option near DFW.

Missed my flight in Dallas trying to get home with a 2 year old. And the only knock I had was waiting for the shuttle took almost an hour and a half. And when I continued to call the front desk and the lady told me (with a nasty attitude) that the driver was at another terminal. Well DFW is NOT that big that it takes an hour to get from one «terminal» to the next. And then when this man had 2 other people in the van when he got to me, I was done. Very poor customer service in my opinion.

great value & location. quiet for day sleeping. Will likely use again.
Weekend Stay in Sep ’13

Rooms are updated and comfortable. No dinner on site. You can take the shuttle to the full service Marriott (a pain and expensive) or walk 5minutes to the shell station on the corner have a Whattaburger and a buy a six pack for half the price. Breakfast is good

I hate when you expect a Marriott which is what this place is now being billed as and you get a Fairfield. The night I stayed there the place was under renovation. My room number sign wasn’t even attached to the wall outside my room — it had fallen to the ground. The breakfast was gross. The only positive is they gave you a bottle of water when you check in and microwave popcorn in your room. I would definitely pay a little extra to get a little better next time.

I had an overnight layover in Dallas on my way home to San Francisco from Costa Rica. This place is great for travelers. The shuttle service was really efficient, the rooms are clean, the staff is friendly, and the breakfast in the morning is pretty decent. There were eggs, bagels, pastries, juice, a waffle station, and fresh fruit.
The only downside was that it’s not within walking distance to any restaurants or grocery stores. I didn’t clear customs until close to 9:30 pm and hadn’t had anything to eat since breakfast. When I mentioned this to the shuttle driver, he kindly offered to drive me to nearby burger joint in the shuttle so I could have a proper meal. That added niceness made my overnight layover not so bad.
I’m not religious, but the following day (which was a Sunday), they offered free shuttle service to local churches to hotel guests. It’s a great service for any travelers who are religiously inclined.

A basic Fairfield property that benefits greatly from it’s proximity to DFW airport.
Pros: Free parking. Free shuttle to/​from airport, with extended hours (not 24hr). Free hot/​cold breakfast included. WIFI. Numerous restaurants within a 5 mile radius. Location is in the beginning stages of being renovated.
Cons: It definitely needs to be renovated!

We found ourselves with a longer than desired overnight layover at DFW. I wasn’t looking forward to wandering the airport like Tom Hanks in The Terminal and leaving the airport to explore the surrounding area didn’t seem like an option either. So I booked a nearby hotel at the last minute so we could at least catch some zzzz’s.
For a short stay, I think the Fairfield Inn is okay. They have a free airport shuttle service from 4:30am-11:30pm. We called them from the airport to pick us up and they got there within 10 minutes. They also have free wi-​fi. They give you the password when you check in. They also give you free toiletries in case you forgot them and free half liter bottles of water.
The room was clean and the pillows were really soft. The bed was a little firmer than I’m used to. There was a 32 inch LCD TV in the room with cable, although the reception could have been better. The front staff was really nice. They offered info and complimentary services without me asking, such as a wake up call (thanks for the reminder!).
Although we didn’t use it, they also have an outdoor pool and fitness center. They also have a complimentary breakfast which had a variety of pastries, cereal, egg (hard boiled or in a biscuit), fruit, and yogurt. We really rushed out of there, so we didn’t grab anything other than fruit.
The one really bad thing is that if you find yourself hungry at any other time than breakfast, your choices are slim. There’s really nothing else nearby but a bunch of other hotels, a Denny’s and Whataburger.

Very comfortable and the air conditioning works extremely well. Service was friendly and helpful the only complaint that I have is that the gym is yuck.

I got stuck in Dallas for the night because of a delayed flight — so I’m probably a little biased since I was in a bad mood.
Shuttle from the airport was unbelievably slow — not even just waiting for the pickup, but even the ride there. Checking in was also really slow. But the room was decent. And the shuttle back to the airport was also timely.
The thing that did stick out about this place was the breakfast. For a little airport hotel, the continental breakfast they put out was pretty good. Bagels, fruit, toast, biscuits and gravy, waffles, and some toaster oven items. I was impressed.

This is a Fairfield Inn — if you like Fairfields, you’ll like this one. If you don’t like Fairfields, you won’t. I like them overall, and this one is typical of the marque. Very friendly and efficient front desk staff, above average for sure. This is in an area with many hotels to choose from. I had a room facing the busy freeway and was concerned about noise, but heard none whatsoever. The bed was extremely comfortable, full marks.
Only complaints are my ever-​increasing one about cheap plastic cups instead of glasses, but that’s becoming so common across many hotel brands that I should just carry a travel mug or something. The bathroom counter is quite small; even for putting shaving cream and razor, toothbrush and toothpaste upon. For someone with makeup or medicines or other more space-​consuming items, this could be a true problem.

Nice and close to DFW. Good for late arrival or early departing flights. Standard Fairfield layout. Very clean. Newer gym equipment (2 treadmills, bike, elliptical). Few restaurants nearby.