Very small lobby, the breakfast room was 90 degrees, and the rooms are on the small side. I could have lived with all of the those things, but we could hear everything the folks said in the neighboring room. They weren't being overly loud, just having a fun evening of conversation, but we could literally hear every word. Their conversation went on until well after midnight, so we got very little sleep. There are better places to stay in Naperville.

This is a comfortable, clean hotel with a friendly staff. The free breakfast is generous and the facilites are up to date and in great shape. The hotel is walking distance to restaurants and shops and minutes away from major roads.

It's a basic hotel that is a great place in the bargain/family hotels. A fair price for a decent hotel.

What we were looking for: A inexpensive stay at a quality property. We would be staying the weekend, but primary activities were off-premises with relatives.
Arrival was handled quite well. Very courterous and welcoming.
However (only of the only low-lights of the trip!) the keys that were issued did not work. The manager came down with new card keys and personally checked that they worked!
Room was decorated in the 'new' look at Fairfield that is being rolled out.
Room/hallways were very quiet, even though we were just a few doors from pool/exercise room.
Breakfast was included. Breakfast bar includes waffles, french toast, cereals, rolls, bagels fruits, juices, coffee, tea. I good variety for a simple breakfast.
Room contained a king bed, desk and chair and an additional chair that included a footrest/ottoman/hassock (whatever you want to call it)
Air conditioning was good.
Area includes a Mortons, a big local Italian restaurant(I forget the name!)
Nights were very quiet, even though it was obvious there were guests from one or more weddings, staying there.
Checkout was smooth.
On another note, I have also stayed at the Courtyard next door. It would be a toss-up where I would stay when up here again. If I wanted on on-site restaurant, I would probably stay at the Courtyard, but other than that, the two are about equal, if all you are looking for is a place to sleep for the night.

We stayed at this hotel as an alternative to staying in Chicago. It fit our budget much better than a City hotel, and was a five minute drive to the train station, which was very convenient for us. Our room was just a tad on the small side, but we didn't really need much space, just a place to sleep and shower. The room was clean, and cleaned every day that we were there, and there were no unpleasant odors. The walls are pretty thin, but we were at the end of the corridor, so our room was quiet. The bathroom was adequate and clean. The beds were comfortable, if nothing special. We asked for extra towels, and while we had to go get them from the front desk, the staff was polite and provided them right away. The free breakfast is a good deal, especially for families with kids, with the usual food to choose from, including waffles, bagels, yogurt, microwave sandwiches, fruit, cereal, and the like. There aren't many tables to sit at, so the breakfast room, while good sized, was usually quite busy and full. The pool is small, and to call it heated would be generous--to my touch it was cold. The hot tub is basic, but nice for a few minutes after a long day of sightseeing. We actually found several restaurants within a 10 minute radius, and downtown Naperville, no more than 10 minutes from the motel, is actually a fun place to visit. Just be careful on weekend nights, it becomes an extremely busy place. Otherwise, I highly recommend following the signs into downtown Naperville and taking some time to eat and look around. There is a McDonalds just down the street from the hotel, and chain restaurants, including a Dunkin Donuts, a few minutes away. You are not going to walk to them, but they are just a quick drive away. All in all, an average but perfectly nice hotel, and we have no reason not to return someday.