Fairfield Inn & Suites Tifton

Warm and welcoming staff upon arrival in Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Erica is the sweetest woman and very knowledgeable and accommodating. Thanks Marriott for making this such a nice stay. This is why I’m a Marriott’s member!

5 hours on the road and I was DONE. The beginning of a headache had started so I wanted a room. The coupon in the book said they had rooms for $ 89.00 a night. So I went to find this place, and Find it I did.
When I went to check in, it appeared no one was behind the counter. I waited. and waited. Finally I called out and someone came from the room behind the counter and helped me out. I showed her the deal, and she told me that it was booked, but she could offer me a suite for $ 99.00.
As she started to book me, she saw I’m a Mariott Elite member (I have no idea what that is but I signed up for it a while back) and so the rate I;d asked for magically came up. I ended up with a twin queen room in a handicapped spot — with a tub that was HIGHER than most tubs in regular rooms.
The beds were AMAZING though. So comfy. Very easy to fall asleep in. Clean and quiet, I had a nice, restful night until a dog barking in the morning woke me — this is a pet free hotel, or so I thought. I did mention this to the inn keeper in the morning.
The breakfast was Ok. scrambled eggs, sausage and the typical fare of waffles made by you, fruit and what have you.
I’d certainly stay again.

We come to this hotel every year for the ga rec & parks state championship swim meet. We travel all the way from the far northwest part of the state (almost chattanooga) so it is very important we have a great place to stay in Tifton: the Fairfield never disappoints. They are so accommodating of our big group of rowdy kids. We have had early warm up times in years past and even though the swim meet people don’t seem to realize how far we travel, the hotel does! They have always put breakfast out early for all our hungry swimmers! Just awesome. The hotel is modern, comfortable and always clean. We always enjoy our stay and this year is no different.

I always enjoy staying at the Fairfield Inn & Suites when I travel and this one is no different. Georgia State girls track meet is in Albany this weekend and I wouldn’t dare try to stay in that city with hundreds of visitors crowded everywhere. Tifton is a 30 mins drive away but the availability of restaurants and hotels is plentiful. Arrived late to the hotel (around 10 pm) however because I used the Marriott online line app to check-​in the day prior, when I arrived the front desk clerk immediately handed me my keys and pointed me in the direction of my room. No logging into her computer to check me in or a need for a credit card to verify my payment method. Felt kinda VIP-​ish. lol! Room was very clean and inviting esp after spending the entire day in 80 degree temps at the track meet.

This year’s experience was exactly opposite of our last year’s stay. The rooms and lobby have been fully renovated. No more smells! Bedding was comfortable. The staff was friendly and polite. The general manager had sent us a free night stay after our experience last year. Even though there was a new general manager, Lisa, she honored it. Great night stay!

Amazingly clean. No «hotel» smell. The beds are extremely comfortable. I’m going to buy pillows from Pacific Coast now! The breakfast was amazing and fully stocked all the way from 6am to 9. Check out is at noon which left time to shower after eating. Rooms are newly renovated so in perfect shape.

Clean room, friendly service, comfortable bed, hot water… what more do you need for an overnight on the road! I really enjoy the new style Fairfield Inn, and although this hotel is 7 years old, it has been kept up nicely. It was a very nice value for the money paid.

It pains me to give less-​than-​stellar reviews (maybe because it pains me to visit less-​than-​stellar establishments) but I can’t conscientiously give this hotel more than these three stars. (Ha! ‘Stars’, ‘stellar’; I see what I did there.) The staff certainly deserve better and the location is nice and peaceful — as peaceful as the pretty graveyard next door, as long as you don’t believe in restless ghosties — but whoever is in charge of choosing cleaning supplies and making cleaning policies should be replaced. Maybe it’s something that’s decided on a national level, which would be a big mistake, but methinks it’s unlikely.
We’re staying here in Georgia in the middle of the humid southeastern summer and the floor is sticky in the bathroom and the carpet is damp. Everything feels slightly damp, really, which leads me to believe that the humidity is mostly to blame, but it should be taken into account when picking out floor cleaner and when using a steam cleaner on the carpet. Or perhaps my problem is with the people who designed the rooms and failed to give them decent ventilation. I feel grimy and uncomfortable in what would otherwise have been a very comfortable room. I’m not sure we’d stay here again, but if we did it wouldn’t be in summer.