Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Oklahoma City Downtown

Super convenient location to Paycom & all of Bricktown. Clean & spacious rooms.

There wasn’t an ice maker on our floor so we had to elevator to a different floor.

I liked the staff, the amenities in the room, the breakfast, the cleanliness

It’s right on a Main Street. Cars stop and go at lights. Constant traffic. A lot of revving engines throughout the night. The walls seem very thin.

It was clean & very close to the Paycom Center! While most concert goers were driving in traffic, my daughter and I were already eating our late night snack watching them!!

The air didn’t blow like this southern girl in premenopause liked -my daughter said it was fine.

The location is good and bad. Good as it is very close to the conference center. Bad as it is very close to the highway.

My room faced the rail tracks and the highway and there was no sound proving whatsoever. It was super noisy. The bathtub had no covering on the bottom and was very slippery as it also worked as shower.

The location was great. Being near the convention center was what I was looking for.

The parking should not be that expensive, especially since the hotel is not that great. $25 is just too expensive. The room smelled like stale old cigarette smoke the first night, as well as some other weird odor that was funky like BO. The breakfast was a miss. It wasn't good. They didn't have bananas, and the oatmeal, egg, and meat options were just not good. The eggs were the water-based mix and not good at all.

The front desk people were nice and helpful. The rooms were clean and nicely sized. It was close to many restaurants and activities and within walking distance.

Stayed for concert at Paycom Centet and location was perfect! Parking at hotel was $25/day with in and out privileges, while the parking garage across the street was $10 every time you went in. The only “bad things” were the hotel bar closed at 10pm on Friday night, so by the time concert was over we had to go somewhere else if wanted a drink and the noise from the cars on the east side street.