FairBridge Inn Express Mount Vernon

Needs remodeling. Free breakfast is terrible.

Convenient to family

The only handicapped rooms only had one bed. I was traveling with my father

I really enjoyed my stay.

The staff are friendly including housekeeping. Room was very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was not really my favorite but ok. Property is about 5 minutes away from restaurants since it’s on the highway.

The hotel doesn't have an elevator, the pool wasn't in working condition, they had no alarm clock, the phone didn't connect you to the front desk, and there was no information at all about the hotel or the town in the hotel room. The room door also didn't latch unless it was dead bolted and latched from the inside. It was clean, but we felt not completely at ease.

Location close to town.

No elevator. Toilet was slanted. Located behind car dealership. Expensive for what was provided. Much better amenities for same or less within 20 miles.

I didn’t even want to bring in the suitcase. It was dusty and dirty. The sheets were stained, the bathroom was dirty. There was even a booger smeared on the comforter and the way for me to see! I’m very disappointed this time with my room, especially for the price I paid

Great place

Great service, friendly staff. Pretty decent breakfast. Nice rooms with cool working a/c. Everything works in the room. A very thoughtful family runs the hotel, they are nice and courteous! Thank you! And i would definitely recommend this hotel to friends and family.

Beware! I stayed here with my elderly mom for a family reunion. We discovered things that should’ve been shared with us BEFORE booking: They have no elevator! My poor parent had to go up 2 flights of stairs every time we left/arrived. There is no AC in the building..only in the rooms, and it was in 90 degrees or hotter while we were there! There’s an active railroad track, about 100 ft or less from the back side! The trains go by about every 2 hours, and blow their whistle repeatedly, every time it goes by, day OR night! We could barely understand the person at the front desk (that wasn’t a bit friendly), and didn’t see anyone behind the front desk again! We stayed 2 nights, and it cost $244!! We could’ve stayed at the Fairfield Inn, which is actually nice, for that price!! This was obviously a place where some people live, for long periods of time, but it is not advertised as such. The side door entrance is always open, even though upon checking in, the paperwork says that you’ll need to use your key for that door after 10pm…wrong, anyone can come and go as they please. The lobby where they serve a breakfast (one long shelf that housed some of the breakfast stuff was just a raw piece of wood just screwed down) seems to be more of a place for AA meetings or something similar. I know there’s a need for these types of places, but it’s not where someone just traveling through would like to stay, so it should be advertised in a way that lets you know it’s for a selective group of people. I will say that even though the whole building looked old, with subpar construction, and blatantly obvious code issues, the mattresses in our room were comfortable, and clean. That just didn’t seem as important because no one was able to sleep through the train horn blowing every 2 hours!!!😂