Hotele w Eastern

Positives: - Very quiet - Fast and smooth check-in Negatives: - Paid a premium for my preferred room type but the hotel did not honor that. They listed my preferred room type and marked available and sold it to me. When I showed up at check-in, they automatically downgraded me to a different room type. Felt screwed by paying more and did not get what's promised to me. - the landline in the room did not work - Check out staff, Warren, did not dress properly with his pants zip half-opened, provided instant feedback, there was another staff there, she seemed to be another front desk staff or housekeeping. They both did my check out. Warren later explained that it's broken, and he needed to saw it. I shared how this could come cross inappropriately.

Welcome to the smoke-free pet-friendly Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham Fairmont hotel located near Fairmont State University conveniently located off Interstate 79 in Fairmont West Virginia. Whether you re in town for business or visiting the University our hotel in The Friendly City is your ideal destination for comfort convenience and relaxation. Start your morning right with Free Hot and Hearty Homestyle Breakfast then check email from the comfort of your room with our free high-speed wired or wireless Internet access. All guest rooms include microwaves and refrigerators as well as accessible ADA rooms. Suites are available and we offer a fitness center guest laundry meeting room and business center. You will also find ample parking for your truck bus or RV in our lot. We offer a complimentary evening snack. Enjoy a wonderful Italian lunch or dinner at Murials Restaurant just a short drive from our hotel.

Nice hotel. Very clean! The attitude is also good! I will stay in a nice hotel next time. Very clean! The attitude is also good! I will stay in a nice hotel next time. Very clean! The attitude is also good! I will stay in a nice hotel next time. Very clean! The attitude is also good! Will stay here next time

Hampton Inn Fairmont boasts a fantastic location just off I-79, and only moments from downtown Fairmont. We are also conveniently situated minutes from the new I-79 Technology Park, which houses over 30 businesses. Fairmont State University is just 15 minutes’ drive away, and we are also 25 minutes from West Virginia University - making us a great base for guests visiting students or attending local sporting events.Spacious and modern, the guest rooms at this Fairmont, WV hotel offer everything you need to relax and stay productive. Check emails with free WiFi at the work desk, or prop your laptop on the handy lapdesk. Lie back on the clean and fresh Hampton bed®, and watch a movie on the flat-screen LCD TV. Accessible guest rooms are also available for your comfort and convenience.Keeping up with your exercise routine is easy with our 24-hour fitness center and indoor swimming pool. Get your day off to a great start with Hampton's free hot breakfast buffet, featuring a variety of hot and cold favorites, including our famous, fresh-baked waffles. If you're heading out early, simply grab a free Hampton’s On the Run Breakfast Bag™, Monday-Friday. Stay productive in the free 24-hour business center, and plan a corporate event or training session for up to 25 people in the 600 sq. ft. meeting room. Enjoy free tea and coffee 24/7 in the bright and comfortable lobby, and take advantage of free WiFi throughout the hotel.

Travelers beware! (Exsp seniors/retirees) This hotel sprung an additional $38 a night fee on my 80 year old in-laws when they were traveling from out of state. I booked and paid for the room online, via Wyndham's website. When they checked in the room was dirty. They wiped up a spill on the bathroom floor and the towel turned BLACK with dirt. They approached the front desk manager with the cleanliness issues and were shrugged off and told that ”its hard to find help” and ”we have a lot of construction workers that stay here”. The room was never cleaned, and they were never taken seriously. The additional charge was for a small dog they were traveling with. My issue is not with the charge but the fact that it's not listed ANYWHERE on their website and just sprung upon you when you arrive tired from traveling with no other choice. It's not listed on the website when you book (they blamed this on cooperate as they ”dont know what you see when you book online because they have never looked at it” , then I was told I should have called and confirmed their policies myself over the phone after booking directly with Wydham, and then the manager Amy even went as far as to tell me that SHE always assumes there is a pet fee and I was in the wrong for not expecting one even though she has no clue what IGH or Marriott does, she only knows her hotel policies. She even went farther to say they cannot publish the rates because they range from $38-100$ extra a night at check-in and are on a ”case by case basis”. What hotel can't publish their rates? This is insane. As a customer we have the right to know what we will be charged. This place is a nickel and dime the customer, make up rates as we go, case by case basis that has an excuse for EVERYTHING. If you stay beware! They point their finger at cooperate, and corporate points it at them. You as a customer are just screwed.

For $90 it was a nice room...BUT. One night a year in August a charity group called ”Party with a Purpose” holds a gala in a tent about 500 ft. across the road from the Microtel. As it so happens, that was my night. Microtel doesn't have the best sound proofing and it was no match for the bass beat of the party band. Every thump came into my first floor room. It was like being in a box with your heartbeat being played over a speaker. I asked the front desk guy if he could do anything. No. The party was not associated with them. I went across the road to the Wyndham hotel right next to the party. Could they do anything? No. It wasn't affiliated with them and the guy said he ”caught hell every year” from his guests about it. I went back to my Microtel. I asked the Microtel guy if he had a room on the side away from the band. No. He had only one open room...the room above mine on the second floor. I borrowed the key to check it out. Oddly, it was quieter...apparently the bass traveled through the ground to my first floor room. I moved upstairs, put in my earplugs and went to sleep. The party was still on at 11. Early in the morning I took out the earplugs because the party was over. Then the rhino that was staying in the room above me woke up and thumped across the floor...remember the lack of soundproofing? Back in went the earplugs until I got up later to start my day. My advice...take earplugs if you stay in a Microtel and avoid this one in August.

This was a great hotel. Close to everything, easy check in and out, clean, and most of all - the staff was incredible. Very kind throughout the stay.

I'm always surprised to find that, decades after passage of the ADA, new buildings still make it hard for you to get in the door. The hotel had double sets of doors that weren't automatic and had no automatic door openers; it took 2 people to get a bell cart into or out of the lobby - 1 to open the doors, 1 to push the cart. We weren't the only ones having that issue but if any Marriott staff noticed, they didn't offer to help. The hotel had a big banner near the check-in desk claiming that Morgantown welcomes everyone; it's not very welcoming if it's a struggle just to get the door open. (We may have been spoiled by the staff at the Raphael in Kansas City, another Marriott property; they had bellmen by the door 24/7 to open doors and help you with luggage.) The main entrance is poorly lit and poorly marked; after a long day's driving, we had trouble finding the correct entrance in the dark. Parking cost $12/night, which is notated in tiny print on the home page. The indoor pool looked nice; unfortunately, we checked in too late and left too early the next morning to get to use it. That was disappointing, as the indoor pool was a key reason we booked this hotel for our overnight. Our room left a bit to be desired. It was big and had a nice view of the river, but the only lighting bright enough to read by was over the door and in the shower. However, there was *lots* of ambient light once we turned off the lights - even the electrical outlets had little glowing lights on them. You can drape a washcloth or something over the phone and microwave displays, but not on a wall outlet. There wasn't much storage space, and most of it was smallish open cubicles, not drawers. The bathroom was big and had decent counterspace, but the mirror wasn't sufficiently wel lit for doing your makeup. There was a hook in the shower but no hook or towel bar outside the shower to put a robe or towel. The bathroom door was barndoor style, installed crooked (see photos). The main room door stuck; we had to push or pull it to make sure it closed all the way. Dinner at the restaurant was overpriced but good. I ordered the caprese flatbread, thinking I was getting a caprese salad (I was too tired to read the menu carefully); it was quite good, as was the french onion soup. My husband's filet came out medium-rare rather than the medium-well he'd ordered. We opted for the breakfast buffet the next morning. I always appreciate having real (rather than instant) oatmeal available and most of the fruit was neither under- nor overripe, although the coffee was too strong to be drinkable.