Hotel C- rating - Free internet was limited to a SLOW bandwidth of 384K. They wanted a premium charge of $8.95 to upgrade to up to high speed 1500K. This option was not represented in on the hotel homepage at Marriott.com. Hotel was quiet. Older TV's, but good channel selection. A little dated in appearance, but clean. Staff was accommodating but not as friendly as found in most Marriott Hotels.

It is located downtown and their was a great place to eat called Luichi's in walking distance. Great Italian food and excellent service!

Compared to other Fairfields / other Category 1 Marriotts we've stayed at, this one was really mediocre. The bed was dusty. The sheets seemed small for the king size we got and kept falling out. The TV was from the 90s, The curtains couldn't be closed and there were quite a few people outside that made the evening somewhat uncomfortable. Otherwise the personnel was very friendly. I think its the location. If you are a traveller like us who is going long distance and needs a place to stay, this is a bad choice. If you must be in this town for other reason, its probably OK.

This is the second time we have stayed at the FairfIeld Inn in Hartsville (the first being in July 2009). The hotel appears to be new. Everything was extremely clean. The desk clerk was friendly and helpful. The hotel is about a block from a quaint main street that is filled with shops and restaurants and is also close to Coker College. They have coffee and tea in the rooms as well as in the lobby. A continental breakfast is provided. The rooms were a nice size and the beds were very comfortable.

This is my third stay at this hotel. As usual the staff was friendly and accomodating. The room was spotless and in a great location. You can walk to the downtown restaurants and movie theatre.