Econo Lodge

Price gauged! Had no choice but to stay in a hotel last minute after being kicked out of my house. Only room in 20 mi radius...for this room which is seedy, noisy, dank, dated: nearly $300 after taxes. Aren't there laws to prevent office gauging?...except there was no placard in the room kidding what the max allowable rate was. Trust me. I looked.

Stayed in Fairfield for 3 nights as a jumping off point for a weekend in Napa. Motel was in a largely industrial area, close to the freeway and to the downtown Fairfield shopping/dining area. At checkin, the hotel was largely empty. Given a standard king bed room on the second floor with a very small stand-up shower bathroom and an odd small room (about 6 feet square) which had an uncurtained window directly adjacent to the bed that faced east. When the sun rose at 5:15am, it shined directly on the pillows of the bed. We jerry-rigged a curtain that was more or less successful in reducing the light but the blackout curtains on the other windows were less than useless as the room was light as soon as the sun rose. The room did not have any amenities--no coffee maker, no fridge, no microwave. The ice machine on the ground floor charged 25 cents for approximately 2 cups of ice(?????). The continental breakfast consisted of prepackaged pastries, packaged oatmeal, a juice machine and a Keurig knockoff. One morning, there was fruit. Breakfast was served from 7am to 10am. The front office/reception area was always locked and patrons needed to ring a bell to check in or check out. All in all, Fairfield isn't a bad place to stay to jump off to Napa but not sure that I would go back to the Econolodge.

Was just a Solo get way and a time to rest and clear my mind.

The room was dingy, and the rug was very stained. The TV worked but needed coaxing. On the positive side the bathroom was clean and the bed was comfortable.

Just don't. This place was scary. The area around the hotel is sketchy to begin with. The parking lot smelled like urine. The front desk clerk was behind a bank teller type window, I'm assuming for his safety. People were peeking out of their room windows. We had room #53. The room itself was large. The bed was fine. There was a small room that was probably a kitchen in a previous life that had a mini-fridge, microwave, and small table. The bathroom... cramped, but that was livable. There was a window above the toilet and bars on the outside of the window. The window slides open and where the opening was, the bar was missing! The window wouldn't lock shut. We took our stuff with us and thought about getting another room, but by the time we arrived back at the motel, it was late and we decided to tough it out. My husband took a tire iron from the car to wedge the window shut (like a dowel). You can hear footsteps very loudly from the room above. Using the remote and cable was a little tricky. The WiFi was great and we had no problems with it. Six-thirty in the morning, the person in the next room was blaring music and the base came right through the walls. There is no breakfast, like it says on the listing. There is actually a sign taped onto the glass at the front desk that says there is no breakfast offered. You can hear people clearly as they're walking past the room and talking. Turns out, we were fine, but it was a little nerve-wracking staying here.

I was only there a total of 4 hours,left due to BED BUGS!I was bitten about 40 times.manager was rude about everything.

As expected. Budget accommodation and clean and quiet.

Fast check in and checkout. Clean rooms. No work desk Basic amenities. Breakfast is simple but adequate

Great Bang for the Buck. Basic Room, Clean Good shower. Breakfast was very limited but good place to stay on a budget.

The inn is very clean, and I really appreciated. I was really surprise to see it very clean :) did not like the area, but it was close to the freeway. We love the compfort of the bed. carpet need it attention and a broken door henge for TV. Breakfast is minimum.