I travel to Ocala 9 or 10 times a year,I stayed at your hotel mar 4/5/6/2011out early 3/7/2011,there was a $60.00 charge om my master card for incidentials. i charged nothing, i was told the credit would be given back to my card in 5 to 7 day,today is 3/15/2011. still no credit. i will never stay at your hotel again and none of my employees.poor experience

I came here for the HITS horse show for a total 16 day stay. Slight misunderstanding about room sizes and amenities could well have been on my end. I expected a big enough room for a longer stay with microwave and refrigerator, but to guarantee that type of room would have been 25% more money. My room was quite small, but clean, comfortable and safe. Staff was friendly. Close to I-75, so not entirely quiet, but not too distracting. Close to town and restaurants. I elected to move to another hotel more suitable for an extended stay. Apparently the hotel is planning a renovation this spring which will change the room configurations and add suites, so this info may outdate quickly.

I have gotten used to staying in the brand new Fairfield Inns with the cushy beds and brand new decor. This hotel is above average, but it's just not brand new. It is clean, but could stand to have the carpets replaced in the hallways. The beds are comfy, but not those new, cushy beds. My room was very clean. The bathroom is small, but it too was clean. There was a frig and microwave in my room, even though it wasn't a suite.

The front desk staff was very nice and efficient. And, the breakfast room was great. The breakfast area was clean and the lady was friendly and kept everything well stocked.

Location of this hotel is excellent - right off the interstate and has lots of restaurants and stores all around, including a grocery store, Walmart, Target, etc.

I enjoyed my stay here (I stayed a couple days), and would stay again (it is the second time I have stayed here). I just like those brand new Fairfield Inns so much better! :)

Stayed one night on our way to Miami.

We are fans of Marriott and try to stay there whenever practical, if for no other reason than to maintain our Gold status and earn points. I know that Fairfield Inn is far from a high-end Marriott, but that's no excuse for not maintaining some standards. First of all, there was not a single working ice machine in the hotel. C'mon folks... this is FLORIDA where I would think an ice machine would be considered a necessity, not a luxury.

Another complaint, we had asked the evening before if they had skim (non-fat) milk available at breakfast. We were told "yes", skim, 2% and whole milk. The next morning, I didn't see any skim milk at the breakfast bar and because no employee was nearby, I peeked in the back room fridge and saw a whole bagful of skim milk cartons. I went to the front desk and asked if I could get some milk from the large fridge. The front desk person checked with a co-worker and reported that the milk was expired, that is why it was bagged. It had an expiration date of FOUR days prior. FOUR DAYS? They couldn't anticipate guest needs better than that?

Ok, so to some people skim milk and broken ice machines may not seem like a big deal. But when you're traveling, and you a choose a hotel based on past experience, you expect a level of of consistency.

Lastly, the only wifi available was in the lobby. The rooms were wired. We are a couple, each with a laptop. So having just one access point was really inadequate. Maybe it's unfair to criticize them because it is "disclosed" on their website. But still. It's 2010. It's a Marriott. No wireless in the rooms? Grrr.

This Fairfield has room to improve.