Fairfield Inn by Marriott Tallahassee North/I-10 3219 North Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32303

"Hotel was going through renovations and definitely needs it. Was put in a 2nd floor room but there was hammering going on past 9 pm - I was moved then to 1st floor. Breakfast was good. Once renos are completed, this will be a fine location and hotel for single night stays."

"This hotel should not be branded Marriott until the updates are complete. The price for this hotel at this time should be no more in the $59-79 a night range! Couldn't even look out peep hole if someone had knocked. Bed is hard and old- it does not have a bed bug cover (but no bed bugs- i checked!) The room reeks- from old carpet?- maybe from when people were allowed to smoke in room and it is very stained. Water damage under sink area, husband pointed out rust in bathroom and the sprinkler system has been painted over. I would normally have walked out of a hotel like this without staying, but we had been driving about 14 hours by then and were exhausted. 2 positives for this place: the pleasant woman at the front desk and new carpet in the hallway."

"This hotel smelled like mildew, and the rooms were old need to be refurbished they smelled. The only thing that saves them from us leaving was that they had mattress pads that went all the way around the bed so we would’ve hadn’t spent the night. Breakfast was a very sad compared to all the other Marriott we are titanium elite so we have stayed in at a bunch. Probably the worst Marriott I’ve ever stayed at. I can’t believe Marriott backs this one honestly"

"Hands down the worst hotel stay I ever had. The hallway smelled pretty bad on the first floor. When I got to my room I had to struggle very hard to push the door open, and as soon as I did the terrible smell of mildew, humidity and carpet hit me at at one. The carpet looked horrible at that point, I closed it right back up and walked over to the front desk and told the young lady that room wasn't going to work for me. She gave me another room upstairs, when I got there the keys she provided didn't work so I had to go back downstairs. When I finally got in the 2nd room I realized it was a little bit better than the first one as far as the horrible smell goes but still not up to Marriott standards, and that's when I found out the Marriott bought it and going to go under renovation. In other word it's really NOT a "Marriott" yet but it's carrying the name. I didn't sleep all night from the traffic and noises as my room was right next to the elevator to the left and the ice machine to the right. I was exhausted in the morning. Both of the young ladies at the front desk were nice, the one from the night shift as well as the morning shift. However both of them had food at the front desk and were eating in front of customers, I find that to be a little unprofessional. Thank you"

"Smelled everywhere and felt dirty. The bathroom was literally falling apart. The shower door was broke and terrible patchwork for missing tiles, grout, and part of the wall. Rust on toilet paper holder and in shower. One of the worst bathrooms I have ever experienced in a hotel and the door did not lock. Weird holes in the walls, used bobby pins on the sink. The elevator was scary. The rooms were not nicely decorated or maintained. The door to our room wouldn’t shut unless it was pushed closed. I cannot believe the amount they charge and call themselves a Marriott."