I was hesitant to stay at the Fairfield again but I took a chance. Check in was better and I was…read moreupgraded to a Suite and put on the top floor. I really liked my room and the layout of the suite made more sense than others I've stayed as the bed was in the middle of the room and the couch and desk near the window. This suite design had both overhead lights and multiple lamps. Then with the relaxing area being near the window there is the sunlight too. I even got to watch the sunrise from the window. The cable lineup was on the smaller side with just a handful of stations but did have the stations for the games. Hallway noise was a bit of an issue with doors slamming frequently and conversations. So more soundproofing would be nice. Breakfast was to start at 7am and the breakfast seating is a large area. There were at least two large groups here during my stay and already at breakfast at 7am. The food was better the first day as the second day the oatmeal was cold not even luke warm. So I don't think the warmer was plugged in. It was hot the first day. The toppings were in a different section. The breakfast area isn't organized the best either. But there are waffle makers; biscuits; omelets that were rubbery; scrambled eggs; bacon and potatoes. There were pastries; bagels and bread for toast. I think I should have grabbed that instead. I stopped at Bojangles on the drive home. I'd stay here again but skip the breakfast.

I would have given this location 4-5 stars if it weren't for a few things. We booked for just an…read moreovernight stay and so glad that's all it was. Check in went smooth, quick, and the desk clerk was very pleasant. There was a stand up poster in the lobby for a golf tournament and when I asked about it I was told it was a caddy shack related tournament. Well that's interesting! They also have free cookies available, but get em fast cos they go quick! Our room was on the first floor and that would come back to haunt us later as those golfers were partiers and had setup a full bar for themselves that evening at a table in the dining area, which is near the front desk. They had assorted hard liquors they brought with them to make drinks and needless to say they got very loud. The room itself was spacious, very clean, and the carpet looked new. The TV is nice and big. The curtains did a good job of blocking out light. The bed tho was not very comfortable at all so I did not have a good night's sleep. The frig is small and does not have a freezer compartment. My eyes and nose got very irritated from what I discovered was a plug in deodorizer that had a very strong scent so I unplugged it. The toilet is low so if your knees are not in great shape it could be an issue. Unfortunately I'm finding even in most hotel chains the handicapped rooms still have a low toilet! The shower door didn't want to stay closed, plus water leaked on the outside. With the exception of bar soap, the other toiletries are mounted on the wall in the shower, but are pleasant smelling. There is no hand lotion. The breakfast seating area is large, but there was only one attendant who looked stressed and was kind of cranky when I asked for some forks to be replenished as there were none, not to mention several of the hot bar items were wiped out. An employee with full trash bags on a cart for some reason walked by all the receptacles that were filled to the brim with trash in the dining room. To say the hot food on the free breakfast is not very good is an understatement. The "fried" potatoes are coated in a seasoning salt and were kinda hard and the scrambled eggs are microwaved in a pre-sealed plastic bag and are a bit funky. The bacon tastes fake, yet is extremely greasy. The turkey patties looked too horrible to even try. The waffles are ok just have your batter ready as soon as you prespray the iron or it'll get stuck. The syrup is in a dispenser and none avail that is low sugar. No fresh fruit that I saw either. Lots of carbs like assorted breads and bagels to toast. Oats, grits, yogurt, and hard boiled eggs. I could be missing some things, but all in all if it'll pass for your kids, ok, but if you're just two traveling adults you might seek out breakfast somewhere in town. If this is an example of what Fairfield Inn offers, I think we'll pass on this chain in our travels.

Nice and clean. The room is very spacious. The property was very quiet. Patty and her husband…read moreare doing a great job managing the place.

0-10 DO NOT RECOMMEND!!! My fiancé and I booked this suite…read morefor a busy weekend we had in Greenville NC. Once we entered the suite to shower I noticed small particles floating around the tub and the water was being ran...I initially shrugged it off rinse the tub out and proceeded to shower. Once we sprayed the bed with Lysol I thought everything would be fine but that was a sad mistake! At around 3am my fiancé started itching I immediately got up and noticed there was a BED BUG CRAWLING ON THE PILLOW!!! (I have pictures and videos) We left immediately and tried to reach out Saturday morning to no avail as well as going back up there and the office staff is "supposed" to be open until 12pm but of course there was a closed sign up at 11 am. I called this morning and the office manager Jennifer was extremely rude and very disrespectful! She even stated we brought them with us and "Orkin treated the room prior to us being there" Now may I pose this question...Why would there be a need for the room to be treated prior to us coming if this weren't an issue beforehand? Anyway, once we requested a refund she hung up on us and when we tried to call back she hung up twice and my fiancé recorded the conversation as well! If you are in this area DO NOT STAY HERE!!! We are still trying to get in contact with the corporate office about this matter which is extremely difficult but I promise you I will get my money back!

I will start of saying all of the ladies working here are very professional and very accommodating…read more I have to give a special shout out to Felicia. She was very accommodating and pleasant and went above and beyond to make sure the stay was great. For example, when she realized my mom was using a rollator, she made the recommendation to move our room close to the elevator. My family has stayed at this location numerous times and said Felicia has always been great and amazing for years. Amanda also was amazing. They have to guys that work there that need to work on their personalities. I had to call maintenance because of a leak but it was addressed immediately. The breakfast each morning was very good. The beds are very soft. The hotel is dated but we'll kept.

Do not stay here. It was dirty and smelled musty. Toilet ran. Very loud with kids running up & down…read morethe halls slamming their doors. Weed smokers outside that could be smelled in the room. Woke up in the morning to vomit next to my car. Gross and unsafe One star for the staff who was pleasant.

Hotel is remodeled and really beautiful. The staff is so lovely and helpful here. I encounter 2…read moredaytime housekeeping ladies so polite and say Hi and ask me if everything ok. The 2 desk ladies lovely too, the late night one who picked us up at airport and the morning desk girl were both lovely. I loved the breakfast. Biscuits and gravy w fluffy crunchy biscuits cooked perfect. I like the fruit loops and they also had cinnamon buns. I'll try to get a pic of the cool digital lobby coffee and hat water. I've been done 3 times to make hot tea. The machine is that fun. I didn't get lobby pics cuz I'm always struggling with my luggage but it's cute and modern. Attached are some pics of my room. The pillowcases are actually labeled soft and firm for the different pillows. Check the alarm clock and turn it off cuz I went off at 7 am and I was sleeping so good.

Being as though, we can't give 1/2 stars and the stay wasn't a low 2 but a mid, I'll settle for a…read more3. Ok, let's take into consideration they are doing renovations, however the timing of said renovations and the factors needed to assist with the renovation projects was just off. This was the hotel used for a recent training and I really wished they would have done a little research to see that renovations were being done and looked elsewhere for our stay. The hotel does offer free breakfast, however be prepared to see the same menu every morning. Moving along, the staff was very friendly and helpful considering the circumstances. More than half of the rooms on each floor were closed due to renovations. The banging noises were expected and beyond my control, however common courtesy should allow for certain times of the day and night for said renovations. Being awakened at 7am and unable to get any sleep should not be allowed. I understand it's their job but at least put signs up notifying guests of the times. The other thing that was very much disturbing and frustrating was around the same time every evening the water was shut off for 2 hours!! This is ridiculous when you've been out all day and just want to take a shower or relax. So, because of all this, I would leave and not return until later in the evening when it was all over. Who wants to sit in their room without running water and unable to shower or use the bathroom! Plus I was locked out of my room, the night before check out. Staff did all they could with trying to get it taken care of but for some reason no matter how many keys they gave me, none of them didn't work. This was very frustrating considering everything else. The hotel is in dire need of renovations and upgrades because it has seen its share of years. A lot of things are very outdated. One, I do not like staying in places with carpet in the rooms so hopefully they will upgrade to better flooring. Showers are outdated, the bathroom Is small and furniture could use some sprucing up. Maybe once all is said and done, it will look totally different and well upgraded. They definitely want to come up to modern standards bc they have a new hotel being built across the street and others around the corner.

**Hampton Inn Washington, North Carolina - Stay Review**…read more Overall, I had a very good stay at the Hampton Inn in Washington, NC. **Check-In & Staff:** Due to issues with the digital key system, I checked in at the front desk and used a plastic key card throughout my stay, which was no problem. The night shift front desk attendant was exceptionally friendly and helpful--she's truly an asset to the company. She also thanked me for being a Gold member, which is something I rarely hear at check-in, so I appreciated that extra touch of recognition. Impressively, she was also the one who handled my checkout and addressed me by name, maintaining her professionalism from start to finish. **Cleanliness & Maintenance:** The hotel is very clean, which is one of the first things I noticed. Some remodeling is underway, so the pool and exercise room were closed, but I don't typically use those amenities, so it wasn't an issue for me. **Room Details:** My room was ample and clean, with a standard bathroom setup. The towels were thinner and smaller than I'm used to from this brand, but they were clean and sufficient. There's a hair dryer in the bathroom and a closet with an iron, hangers, ironing board, and a cotton blanket or similar. There was no luggage rack, but a wall-mounted coat hanger near the entrance was a nice touch. The room includes a coffee maker, refrigerator, and microwave--though the microwave did not work well (couldn't even pop a bag of popcorn). There's a small shelf area for storage, a desk with a desk chair, and plenty of lighting--four lights total, including a double lamp. The room also has a TV and conveniently placed power outlets with USB and USB-C ports. **Lighting & Noise:** Light-blocking was mixed. The bottom of the door was well-sealed, requiring a firm push to fully close it, but it did not close automatically. The sides of the door and the edges of the window coverings let in noticeable light. Hallway noise easily filled the room; there was little sound dampening. **Breakfast:** Breakfast was acceptable with some variety each day. - Day 1: Scrambled eggs, chicken sausage, grits - Day 2: Bacon, cheesy omelets, oatmeal - Day 3: Western omelets, sausage slices, breakfast potatoes, grits Blueberry and regular waffles were always available, along with breads, coffee, and other breakfast staples. The coffee bar was always stocked and never empty. One of the best features was the grab-and-go breakfast bags with a bagel, apple, peanut butter, and more--very convenient for guests in a hurry. **Other Amenities:** There is a small lobby shop with snacks and drinks. It was low on stock during my first two nights, but it was restocked by the morning of my last day with candy, sundries, and beverage options. **Summary:** Despite some minor issues like the microwave and light/noise concerns, this was an overall excellent stay. The staff, especially the night shift front desk attendant, elevated the experience with outstanding service. I'd definitely stay here again.

Do not book this hotel using a third party booking service. They didn't honor my reservation made…read more1 month in advance, and paid in full with confirmation. Front desk was less than helpful.