Location: The hotel is in a cluster of several hotels (Hilton Garden, Spring Hill, Jameson, etc.) near the hotel and has easy access on the other side of the interstate to a Wal-Mart.

Inside: There is only one ice maker in the hotel (first floor). The hallways were cold - 65 degrees. Towels seemed thin. Pool was indoor and appeared to be clean. Outdoor sun deck available.

Staff: Friendly and helpful. Desk clerk identified herself by name and told me the names of the other clerk who would be working over the night in case I needed anything.

Breakfast: Stale. Pastries were stale and selection was sparse.

I've had much better stays in other Fairfield Inns. For the price I paid ($80+) for a single King, I would not stay here again at this price, especially when there are other choices at similar prices.

This hotel was perfect for an overnight stay. It was clean and we felt safe. The only thing is that their two bedroom suite is actually a large room with a separate area with a pull out couch. The only thing is I think there should have been 2 televisions in the room.

The free breakfast was good and my kids loved the free internet service on the hotels two computer.

We spent a night. All was well for the price. About a 20 minute drive from downtown. Pleasant staff. The usual awful free breakfast. I didn't stay there to eat.

wonderful staff. stayed for 3 days in december. check-in was fast and welcoming, got to my room no problems at all. i rented a room with just a double bed in it as it was just me staying. the room was tucked behind elevator on second floor. at first i was hesitant, but found that it was actually very quiet and i enjoyed being away from main hallway. the room had long hall way in it that leads from the door back to the bathroom and room. it was small, but had two end tables, a bed, a dresser, a television, a desk with chair, and an comfortable upholstered chair in the corner by the window. coffeemaker, free wireless internet, and comfortable beds were my favorite. the bathroom is seperate from the vanity, which i always think is nice when there is more than one person staying. the vanity area had a small closet with iron, board, towels, washcloths, and hairdryer. nice for a no-frills brand like fairfield.
the next morning, i wanted to tell everyoe thanks for being so kind the night before (just in case i didn't see them again before i checked out) i met the general manager in the lobby (he's the young guy, very attractive and friendly--didn't expect him to be the boss) and i told him i was enjoying my stay. we got to talking about my daughter was moving to college at SCAD in Savannah, we had a large trailer with her belongings. because i was a marriott rewards member, the manager upgraded me to a jacuzzi room for no extra fee so that i could relax a little more. very thoughtful! the entire staff was friendly and accomodating like this. on the second day while i was away helping my daughter the hotel had been changing out all of the beds because there was a huge stack of mattresses outside and bags of old linen. the room i was upgraded to was marvelous, big jacuzzi in the corner of the room, mirrors surrounding it, big plush almost all white comfortable bed without an icky bedspread. lots of pillows, nice view of the lake out back. so relaxing! i was so thankful to the staff. i left a 20 tip to the housekeepers and left the gm some treats i picked up downtown.
all in all i expect to be back here when i visit my daughter at college. savannah is charming.
when in savannah, make sure that you take a trolley tour. eat at lady and son's restaurant. go listen to the live music at city market. sit on riverstreet and watch the people and river traffic, it is relaxing and entertaining.