I took my daughter and her friend to a concert in Salt Lake city for her birthday. This place was not cheap (over 100). But I thought I would go ahead and pay it since it was her b-day and all. Well the room was decorated in this ugly green color everywhere!! Also, the bathroom sink and tub had hair in it, which is a pet peeve of mine. Breakfast is ok, they do have it laid out quite oddly, the coffee is in another room all together. I was just not impressed for the price we paid. Then as we were leaving I told them we were checking out and the guy was like, ok well as long as there are not any problems you should be good to go. Exactly what was that supposed to mean?!?!? I was not pleased.

I had surgery in SLC, and needed a separate bed from my husband that night, near the surgery center. So, I made a reservation for 2 queen size beds at a nearby upper priced hotel ($100+). When we arrived at 5:00 pm, we were given a room with one king. Well, the receptionist said "there's a fold out bed". I'm sorry, but I'm not paying $100 to sleep on a fold out bed. She said, "there are no other rooms". I looked outside, and the parking lot was empty. She gave no excuse. I made her call their other 2 hotels, and "they're full too". Really, on a THURSDAY night?! After making a scene, bandages and all, she finally offered to lower the price to $70. I would have gladly paid more for what I needed. That was only the beginning of a bad night.

My husband agreed to sleep on the fold out, but you know how that goes...needless to say, I didn't sleep. The mattress was so hard, I had bruises on my shoulders and hips the next morning. I tried the fold out bed, but it was just as hard. So, I ended up sleeping on the pillows as best I could. The beds had one blanket, and it was snowing outside, so the room was hot and stuffy. Is it just me, or do other people prefer to sleep with a comforter and fresh air? The shower curtain was nice, but the bathtub took forever to drain. The molding was missing along the bathroom floor and doorway. I only saw 2-3 other people the whole time we were there. I was never so glad to get out of a hotel in my life.

This hotel has the quality you should expect out of Fairfield. Clean, comfortable, friendly staff, and functioning equipment in the rooms. There are a rare few hotels in this chain that fall short, but this hotel works just fine in every way. Definitely recommended.

Checked Trip Advisor for any reviews but none were available. As we didn't have much choice due to time and commitments, we took a chance and I am happy to report that we were very pleasantly surprised. The rooms are quite spacious and bright. The beds were excellent and the hotel itself was quiet at night. There is some background noise from the close interstate, but not enough to ruin a good night's sleep. ALL the staff bent over backwards to be helpful and I only have praise for everybody there. The hotel has a small indoor pool and jacuzzi and both were used daily by our family. If I have a gripe, I would have to say that breakfast was always stressful. They have a breakfast room with places for a maximum of 18 people and a hotel capacity of some 200 people. Why do hotels in the US do this? Breakfast should be a nice leisurely meal that sets you up for the day, sadly this rarely happens here.