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    Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Frankfort

    3.4 (28 reviews)
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    Indoor heated pool
    Erin T.

    Stayed here for the second year for our annual Bourbon Run to Kentucky. Check in was a snap with Brandon and we were off to our room. Very clean and comfortable. The bed and pillows were sooooo welcoming after our busy days touring beautiful Kentucky. Most of where we visited was in the Frankfort area so we were close to our activities. We spoke to Brandon and Matt quite often when we passed by the front desk and even asked for restaurant recommendations. The breakfast each morning was really good and everything was clean and well maintained. The hot tub was very relaxing along with the pool. We had them to ourselves in the afternoon. We will be back next year and hope to see Brandon and Matt again. Thank you for a great stay!

    When it's raining or snowing, don't expect to unload under cover.  Blocked off in inclement weather. Fairfield cares!
    Linda W.

    So it was raining, pouring when we arrived to find the covered entry closed and the entire area wound with yellow caution tape. Unable to check-in and carry our bags into the lobby under cover, we parked and trudged through the rain and under the caution tape to enter. Inside, we were told by the desk clerk that they always tape it off when it rains do people don't "run across the entry and fall" because it gets slippery. Suggestion. Fix it.

    Ceiling pimples begin to form in the lobby as water leaks from the second floor

    If you choose to stay at this hotel, pray to God it doesn't rain. 8pm Sunday... We notice a ceiling tile dripping and inform the front desk that there's a problem. They seem surprised and thank us for alerting them to the situation. 2am Monday morning... I walk out to buy a soda from the vending machine only to notice that the original tile and several adjacent tiles are visibly bowing under the weight of the water pooling in the ceiling. There is not even a bucket under the tiles to stop the drip. I stared up at the newly formed ceiling pimple in awe of the sheer volume of water necessary to bend the walls. 6:30am Monday morning... We wake up abruptly to hotel staff as knocking on doors telling us to pack our things and go to the lobby. We open the door into what can only be described as an affront to the senses; think the humbling perspective check of standing under Niagara falls combined with the doomsday pressure of nature reclaiming the land. We hurriedly pack our bags and evacuate to the lobby, where patrons casually sip coffee as water begins to literally leak from every fixture of the hotel lobby. Water pools onto the tile floor as it flows from chandeliers, fire sprinklers, and eventually through the very material of the ceiling. I can only imagine the mold that will develop in the coming months (then again, we overheard employees discussing that this also happened last month... It is clear that from the beginning of the previous evening, employees knew the full extent to which shit was about to hit the fan). Maids fruitlessly place buckets under the largest leaks, meanwhile functionally pushing water from place, unsure of where to begin. I don't blame them. Finally, we are informed, the water has been shut off. A mere 8 hours later. It is at this point when our group of 12 faces the grim reality of a 9 hour drive home with no showers, clean teeth, or even the dignity of watching our poop flush down the toilet. Frustrated, we ask the hotel manager if we can check out that morning without being charged for the weekend. Clearly, we thought, because they could not uphold their promise of a place to stay for the weekend, we should not have to pay for the inconvenience. "I'm sorry," we are told repeatedly. "The best we can do is not charge you for the last night." Eventually, the owner of the hotel pulls us outside, presumably because the lobby is now no longer capable of sustaining guests, and are told that he is "dealing with a lot right now" and "can't give us anything else." Patrons beware: it doesn't matter how long you booked your stay. Should disaster strike, you will be compensated with a curt apology and surprisingly good muffins as you are hurriedly ushered out the doors. (Edit: take a look at the video I uploaded. This is not even exaggerating)

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    This is not the fanciest hotel in Frankfort. But for what you get it's extremely cheap.

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    Decent, practical, no frills 'inn' for our one night stay in Frankfort (Oct 2024). The property…read morelooks fancier on the outside and on the website than it is, but it was updated, clean and had everything we needed. It's really a motel with indoor corridors and parking outside your door. Oddly, there were two doors in the room -- one that led to the outdoor parking lot and one that led to the interior corridors. The bed was comfy, the shower was good, the hotel was quiet. The staff were friendly. Plenty of outdoor parking. Small indoor pool (we didn't use it). The complimentary breakfast buffet was pretty typical with a decent amount of seating. They offered eggs, bacon, yogurt, oatmeal, cold cereals, granola bars, apples, oranges, toast, muffins, coffee, tea, juice, etc. We noticed there were several construction workers staying there at the time. See my photos for more details.

    I was so impressed with this hotel. The staff when checking in at midnight was so friendly. I asked…read morefor extra pillows and blankets and she was happy to help. Room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was pretty good. Eggs could use some work, but they were the normal hotel eggs. There's a beautiful pool that allows for indoor and outdoor use. Gym looked clean. Best part when staying with a group... just down the hallway is a bathroom for multiple people! I know it's there for the pool but you don't have to wait for your friend to be done showering or worry about using the bathroom with everyone else in the room. I really loved this and because of that, 5 star!!

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