Stayed in the SpringHill in corralville. Rooms were clean. The staff was very nice and the…read morebreakfast was standard for a hotel. Overall, a good stay.

From start to finish, I felt like a welcomed guest! The moment we were greeted to resolving a…read moreproblem at the end was effortless and without question. We enjoyed the space of the room, the comfort, and as noted the overall service. I would recommend them again and because of this experience we will look at SpringHill Suites for future destinations.

My wife and I are long-time, active members of the Hilton Honors Program, and we choose Hilton…read moreproperties whenever possible because we typically receive excellent service and consistency. Unfortunately, this experience did not reflect the standards we have come to expect from the Hilton brand. We arrived at the hotel on Friday, December 5th, for a large, two-day wrestling tournament taking place across the highway from the hotel. Many of the team's families were staying at this same property. We initially booked our stay for two nights with plans to depart Sunday morning. Prior to the incident in question, there were a few minor maintenance issues in our room (a showerhead needing replacement and a couple of broken items), as well as some snow accumulation on walking surfaces outside. However, these were not major concerns. The hotel itself was clean, quiet, and comfortable, and all staff we encountered up to that point were friendly and professional. As the tournament progressed on Friday, the weather forecast for a minor snowstorm quickly escalated into a significant storm expected to hit the Iowa City metro area by 6:00 PM on Saturday, December 6th. Due to safety concerns, the tournament organizers adjusted the schedule to conclude much earlier than planned so families could travel safely. In our fifteen years of traveling for wrestling, this is only the second time we have ever seen a tournament schedule changed mid-event due to weather. Given the seriousness of the forecast, my wife and I made the decision to leave immediately after the tournament concluded rather than risk traveling during the storm. On Saturday morning at approximately 8:00 AM, as we were leaving for the tournament, I spoke with the front desk receptionist and explained our situation and weather-related safety concerns. I asked whether we could cancel the second night of our stay. The receptionist acknowledged the concern and told me she could not process it herself, but that the manager would be able to assist once he or she arrived. At her request, I left my name and phone number for a return call. At 11:30 AM, having received no call, I contacted the front desk again. I was reassured once more that this would not be an issue and that the manager would contact me upon arrival. At 1:30 PM, as the tournament was concluding and we were preparing to leave town, I called again to resolve the matter before departing. At this point, the tone and information from the front desk changed completely. The receptionist became rude and dismissive and informed me that the manager would NOT be coming in and would NOT assist with the request whatsoever. I asked multiple times for a return call from management and was explicitly told that no call would be made. The abrupt change in communication, combined with the unprofessional and rude behavior shown during this final interaction, was extremely disappointing. Given the legitimate safety concerns related to a major winter storm and the multiple reassurances provided earlier in the day, I believe our request to cancel the unused second night was both reasonable and justified. At a minimum, we feel we are entitled to: - A return phone call from hotel management, and - Reimbursement for the unused second night due to the documented weather emergency and early departure. We have always trusted the Hilton brand for consistent service and professionalism, and it is our sincere hope that this matter will be reviewed and resolved appropriately.

Normally, the hotels in downtown Iowa City are so close together that parking is at a premium but…read morenot at the Hampton Inn in Coralville that has wide open secure and free parking spaces with Diamond spots. The landscaping is neat. The staff is very professional but where they need work is replacing some of the beyond wore chairs in the sleeping quarters, more professional signage throughout the worn carpeted hallways for rooms marked for staff instead of elementary handwritings, replacement of some of the chipped tables in other words it's time to spend some money on needed well worn furnishings and signage that signifies the Hilton Brand. Even with those shortcomings it is still close to the campus, and hospital offering clean standard rooms, and has a connected private restaurant which is good for those crowded game days where you want to retreat to your place of relaxation and yet still be a part of the "Go Hawks" atmosphere.

I noticed an odd smell when entering our room, but since hubby didn't notice it as much, we stayed…read morein the room. It definitely wasn't as noticeable if you didn't leave the room, which in some ways is a good thing I guess.... The kitchen set up was nice - a full sized fridge which is always a bonus. I felt like the King size bed was too close to the air conditioner/heater for anyone needing to get up at night and I didn't like the lumpy pillows. Breakfast was ok - it's nice that they at least offer something.

This is a very good place to stay the food is incredible and delicious you can get a free…read moretoothbrush they are very welcoming free make up wipes a big room and has necessities had closet and my daughter who is 12 could hide in the cabinets big bathroom. I stayed in room 320 and it was crazy I lived it I will be back here soon

Clean and attractive hotel. A special rate was available so…read morefor $2/night more I selected a suite. Large king room with separate sitting area w/desk and a 2nd TV. This room, 210, is handicap accessible except it has tub/shower with hand rails but not a step-in shower. That is disappointing since it is HC otherwise. Still room is large, well maintained, clean.

Decent Fairfield experience. Efficient staff. Relatively new infrastructure. Enough free…read moreparking. Breakfast was acceptable. Not a destination but an acceptable choice in area.

*This is a review made for a reservation during the COVID-19 pandemic.*…read more I stopped here in late June 2020 as cases were beginning to climb again in the U.S. I thought that their COVID-related precautions were excellent: an entire plastic drape between the front desk staff and you with only a cutout to hand off cards and paperwork, and the staff were wearing masks and PPE. If you are passing through and looking for a hotel with good precautions, this one is reasonably priced, has good location (close to highway but not next to it, near stores and restaurants), and was perfectly reasonable quality for what you pay for it. I didn't really "explore" the amenities so to speak, so nothing very good or very bad stands out, but anyone on a road trip who just needs to crash will find this satisfactory. If you're actually in town, I imagine you could do better without breaking the bank.

Do not stay at this hotel. Came in for daughter's graduation. Booked ahead as hotels had filled up…read morefor graduation weekend. The hotel is run down and disgusting. I'm attaching photos. The room was overpriced, price gouging at $400 per night. Upon arrival charged $500. One check in person on a weekend at capacity.

This place is a roach motel... literally. We stayed at the Marriott the night prior but due to an…read moreevent the following day they tripled the price of their rooms so we looked elsewhere to stay. Unfortunately we found this Days Inn. I knew right away just by the look of the exterior that this was a bad idea. When we checked in, one of the ladies behind the counter was holding a new born infant in one arm while attempting to check a person in. That was really odd. Got our room keys and went around to the side of the building and went in. The place smelled bad, and it looked like the carpets haven't been vacuumed or cleaned in years. There were cigarette butts and other litter everywhere. Walked into the room and was immediately greeted by the smell of 10,000 ash trays. The sign on the wall says they charge $250 if you smoke in the room. I'm assuming they don't enforce that. It was bad. I just felt dirty being in there. Walked into the bathroom, and there they were. Two roaches scurrying behind the toilet. And that was my ticket out of there. Went up front and demanded a refund. The lobby was busy and I think that's why they didn't give us any push back as there were a lot of Iowa fans in town for the opening weekend football game. I truly believe that had the lobby been empty they wouldn't have given us a refund. This place is disgusting. Wouldn't stay here if our car burst into flames and they were the only hotel left with rooms within 50 miles.

Don't. Just DO NOT. This was on the shower curtain while my 9 year old son was in the shower. Roach…read moreby the pool. Completely unacceptable. The rooms were dirty, but don't take my word for it- just check out the windowsills. Please, spend the extra money and stay somewhere clean.

I only stayed here one night, but it was a comfortable budget room. The room was well maintained…read moreand remained a comfortable temperature. Parking was easy, the hotel was easy to find, and hot breakfast was available. For the price, it's a good option for a 1-2 night stay

This place is totally disgusting! Upon entering the lobby area, you get the impression that it…read morecould be a decent place to stay! That is a complete facade! The bathrooms appear to have never been updated since this was built or were refurnished from a 1989 era, demolished hotel! The bathtub was too pathetic to even take a shower in, and the room had a dilapidated couch that i wouldn't dare touch! EVIDENTLY IT IS KNOWN TO THE STAFF THAT THE PLACE IS BOMBARDED WITH COLONIES OF ANTS! When the staff is notified, you're either offered ant spray or given the option to have it sprayed! Please do not allow this to hinder you from coming to Coraville, IA, because there are plenty of brand hotels here, however, save your money when it comes to this particular one! Coraville appears to be a nice little town.

Wow!! We stay at a lot of Hyatt hotels because of the rewards the company offers and I think this…read moreone tops any of the others. Customer service was great, the lobby and restaurant looked beautiful. Swimming pool looked clean and the fortress room was fully stocked. A Starbucks by the restaurant and they did a great job making drinks. The only down side to this location is no free breakfast. Which is fine, there plenty of places to eat within walking distance. Parking was less than $10 a night - which is a steal. And to top it all off, the room was amazing. We got a suite (that was not much more) and got a couch bed and a king size, and the view of the river was a sight to see. We have to come back often to see family, and will likely be staying here.

Ok. This is a good hotel. Being a very frequent Hyatt traveler, I can say that this hotel has…read moregreat service throughout. The front desk is extremely polite and professional. The restaurant server remembered what I ordered from a visit a few weeks earlier to the detail. The rooms are clean modern. I have stayed in their suites and their standard rooms and they are all nice with desk, a couch, and a table for eating that slides over your couch or chair. The bathrooms are nice with the rainforest combo and they are currently building a recency club. The only thing that I think they could do better every time I visit is to polish the water marks off the stainless faucet and handles If you book third party it is on you. Book direct and you are set.