Best Hotels in Fairfield

The Circle Hotel in Fairfield (named for the Fairfield Traffic Circle by which the hotel sits) is a recently refurbished locally operated property. The rooms are clean and the furniture is comfortable. Read other reviews here for great or advice on room locations. An added bonus is the Circle Diner next door, within walking easy distance and a local favorite. A detraction for me was the new TV system — I just didn’t get it. I live locally and had to stay here two nights while my apartment under repair. I’d gladly recommend Circle Hotel to anyone. Very convenient location to shopping, too!

With a stay at Best Western Plus Fairfield Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Fairfield, within a 5-minute drive of Fairfield University and Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater. This hotel is 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from South Benson Marina and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Longfellow Park.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.A complimentary full breakfast is included.Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 60 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Wireless internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.

I'm writing this review for those of you who are concerned about the bad reviews of this hotel. Everyone in my party thought this hotel was perfectly fine. A week or so before my stay I had to alter my reservation, and did so over the phone with a person who was very helpful and professional, and also asked if I wanted the two rooms to be next to each other (they were). The online check-in process was seamless - nothing unexpected, no unexpected charges whatsoever. The room was very clean and quite comfortable. I didn't hear any noise from either the road or the restaurant. I had a good night's sleep. My sister was staying in the room next door, and neither of us could hear the other one's TV or anything. This hotel was very convenient for a family gathering, and I would absolutely stay there again. It is not fancy, but it is absolutely fine. One thing I would agree with is the heater is extremely loud.

No. Unless you’re a one night stayer, this hotel will not work well for road warriors. No, microwaves in rooms. Not even an option to get one from the lobby. I’m done paying $50 for a microwave for my stays which I have to buy without reimbursement. No status recognition. What’s the point of chain loyalty if the hotel won’t recognize your loyalty. I don’t have a problem with Marriott but since Covid happen Hilton doesn’t seem to care much about my loyalty, it’s common now. Road warriors live in hotels. We want to come back to the room and not be bothered after working some 14-16 hour days sometimes for two weeks straight with no days off. I’m done giving hotels the benefit of a doubt when staying. Living on the road for 10 years I recognize better hotels compared to poor ones. Listen I understand people on vacation piss everyone off and are constantly unprepared for everything, always getting in the way and lost. Constantly are rude to the front desk and trash rooms. Road warriors aren’t typical like this from my experience with my multiple crew members. All I ask for a hotel is to have accommodations for road warriors to go about our business and limit unprepared vacationer interactions. Having to make multiple trips to the lobby to use a common microwave is frustrating.

Hotel seemed more rundown than when I stayed there before the pandemic. Got there late at night (nearly 11 pm) and left early (by 7:30 am). Only interacted with one person at front desk. He did the bare minimum - checked me in & gave me a room key, but did not mention any hotel amenities. My booking was for a king bed but I was assigned a room with 2 double beds - no explanation was offered. After I got to my room, I found there were no vending machines on the 2nd floor. Guests have to go to the front desk pantry. It would have been helpful if I'd known that when I checked in. Also, the parking lot was full; I had to drive to a poorly lit area at the back, park there and then walk around the building in the dark to the front desk. Altogether, it was certainly not a typical Hilton experience!

There is a parking lot. On the highway side, it is convenient to get in and out of the highway. The breakfast is quite satisfactory. There is free coffee and tea in the lobby for 24 hours. The room is very good. There is a sofa bed.

I recently started a new job at a brand new company and was tasked with assisting with a training seminar being held at our headquarters in Shelton. I worked with John Snider over at the Hilton in Shelton to reserve rooms for our guests as well as reserve their conference room. He made the process very easy and he was very flexible. The travel arrangements as far as who was coming what days and how many days was quite complicated as our training seminar was divided in two groups. John did not hesitate whenever I needed anything. He was very responsive. The staff was kind to all of our guests and the rooms were spectacularly clean. The conference room looked very professional for our meeting and I could not be happier with the way everything turned out. Many thanks to John Snider and the entire Hilton team in Shelton for making my very first training seminar a very successful one!

Very good for the price. Clean rooms a little bathroom but its ok for 3 to 4 days if you need a place just for sleep. The staf very helpfully. No breakfast offerr but they have a good coffe al day and wahing machies. Near to the highway but very quiete place

I chose this hotel based on its online photos, indoor pool with water slide and decent reviews. We were a large group all attending a wedding nearby. And the rest of the group all booked at this hotel after we did. Huge mistake. First, we planned to spend the day of the wedding by the pool with the kids until I read here that you have to book a ONE hour time slot. Not only that, but when I called the hotel to confirm I was told you can’t book ahead, or even at check in. Booking doesn’t open until 7AM the morning you want to use the pool. So if you want to guarantee a big group gets in at the same time you have to set your alarm for 7AM, and wake your whole room calling down to the front desk. I tried speaking to a manager beforehand, but only got the run around. When we checked in Friday night around 8pm, we called down for a pack n play and were told they were all out! Apparently they have THREE cribs for over 100 rooms. Front desk told us it’s a common problem at the hotel and we should have checked in earlier as they’re first come/first serve. They were ZERO help as to where our baby was supposed to sleep that night, and acted like it was our fault for having to work and then drive into town that night. If this is a common problem, why wouldn’t they just buy a few more cribs? They could have Instacarted one that night. We had to go buy a crib! When we moved the chair to fit the pack n play we bought we found dirty, open food wrappers with food still in them! My toddler has food allergies so this wasn’t just gross, but also dangerous for him. When we ran out of shampoo/conditioner before the wedding we called down to housekeeping, no response, so I went down to the front desk. The receptionist literally told me I’d have to “stalk the housekeeper” to get some, because she didn’t have any. Luckily, a manager stepped in and did say she’d send some up. But that was the basic attitude all weekend, the guests problems are not their problems (even though they were hotel related). There was also a domestic incident at the hotel that night that involved screaming, yelling, dog barking, and required a police response. This, of course, wasn’t the hotel’s fault. Overall, though, look elsewhere and save yourselves the hassle. ESPECIALLY if you have a baby.

Tive muitos problemas para conseguir dormir na única noite que permaneci no hotel no terceiro andar e no final do corredor (06/11/2021). Logo no check-in e apesar de ter pago o hotel com antecedência, tive de depositar por volta US$ 70,00 para segurança do hotel. Isso é muito complicado para quem tem cartão de crédito internacional, e não foi avisado no momento da reserva. O aquecedor fazia um barulho impossível e apesar da noite fria, tivemos de desligar para reduzir os sons. Daí percebemos o ruído no banheiro. A descarga disparava de quando em quando. O som era abafado, por isso demoramos para entender que o problema estava no banheiro da unidade e não na coluna. Em não conseguindo apoio dos funcionários do hotel, ligamos para um amigo que conhecia de hidráulica, e por volta de 1:30 am conseguimos desligar a água (ficamos sem descarga automática. Ainda restou o chuveiro pingando....Bem, conseguimos dormir por volta das 2:30 am. Fizemos as reclamações no check-in, às 11:00 am no dia 07/11/2021. Fomos informados que a gerência entraria em contato no dia 08/11/2021. Isso ainda não aconteceu (hoje é 16/11/2021). Para piorar, eu esqueci um vestido de festa no quarto (longo, branco e com desenhos em preto). Logo que cheguei em casa e desarrumei a mala, no dia 07/11/2021, percebi a ausência do vestido e enviei um e-mail para hotel avisando sobre o fato e informando que eu iria buscar no dia seguinte. Qual não foi a minha tristeza: além de não responderem o e-mail, o vestido NÃO foi encontrado. O funcionário se desculpou e só. Fizemos um depósito para proteger o hotel e não fomos ao menos cuidadosamente atendidos. Viajo muito e jamais passei por isso no Brasil, na Europa ou mesmo em hotéis menos pontuados aqui nos EUA. Aguardando contato dos representantes do EVEN HOTEL NORWALK até hoje.