HotelChatter - Tag: Fairfield Inn

Cabo San Lucas: Fairfield Inn Is Fairly Smitten With Mexico

ASchechter — 2011-12-12T09:15:02-05:00

<![CDATA[<img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/61268/MarriottCabo.jpg" class="top">Following up on last week's news that <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/tag/Marriott%20Hotels">Marriott</a> would be opening a <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/tag/Marriott%20Hotels">new hotel in Haiti</a>, plus expanding into Serbia, <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/tag/Fairfield%20Inn">Fairfield Inn</a> announced that it would be setting up a new property in Cabo San Lucas. And not only that: Fairfield's partnership with Mexican operator Pulso Hotelero has proved so successful that they plan to open another 35 Fairfields throughout Mexico. For those who know the brand's "select-service" appeal (meaning no added frills like a restaurant, bar, or room service), this is good news for jet-setters on a budget. Rooms at the new five-story Fairfield Los Cabos will start at just $99, and are located just a few minutes' walk from the Marina. Oh, and

Brooklyn: What Is This At The Fairfield Inn & Suites Brooklyn?

ASchechter — 2011-12-07T09:00:01-05:00

<![CDATA[<img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/61268/FairfieldWhat1.jpg" class="top">We like to keep it fun but informative here at HotelChatter so our newest series, <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/tag/What%20Is%20This">What is This?</a> is devoted to odd-looking items in hotel rooms that upon first glance look as if they serve only a decorative purpose. But everything happens for a reason, right? And we're here to tell you what these things really do. You'd be surprised at how easily we amuse ourselves in an unfamiliar hotel room. Flipping mystery light switches. Opening closets. Experimenting with the thermostat. The possibilities are endless. But on a recent visit to Brooklyn's <a href="http://www.hotelchatter.com/hotel-reviews/Hotel+Williamsburg/local/4867">second</a>-newest addition, the Fairfield Inn and Suites Brooklyn, we were immediately drawn to the brightest thing in the roomthis candy red furniture piece, tucked

Falls Church: Would You Live In A Hotel If You Could?

ASchechter — 2011-11-01T09:40:01-05:00

<![CDATA[<img src="http://www.hotelchatter.com/files/61268/BestWesternPlus.jpg" class="top">Making the internet rounds yesterday was the story of Joy Bricker, a 79-year-old woman who has spent the past ten years living at the <a href="">TownePlace Suites Falls Church</a>. And not 'living' as in, she commuted every week between the Virginia hotel and her home. No. The hotel itself was her home, and she loved it. As she numbered off to the <a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/a-hotel-room-of-her-own--every-day-for-10-years/2011/10/26/gIQAawkuJM_story.html">Washington Post</a> the perks of living in a hotelno utility bills, free breakfast, free wi-fiwe were suddenly struck with the idea that we, too, might enjoy the prospect of life in an extended stay property. For starters, the cleanliness! We'd never have to do another house chore in our life. And if we chose our

New York: The NoMad/NoChe Expansion Continues With a New Fairfield Inn

MsRebecca — 2010-09-29T13:54:56-05:00

That weird pocket of Manhattan that some call NoChe (North Chelsea) and some call NoMad (North of Madison Square Park) has seen its fair share of new hotels lately. Everything from Fashion 26 and Eventi to Gansevoort Park and The Ace--with The NoMad and the Flatiron Hotel still on the way. But it's not just the cool kids who are moving in. The area is also getting a brand new Fairfield Inn.

The Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Manhattan/Chelsea is set to open in October, just around the corner from Eventi, and across the street from Hotel Indigo Chelsea.

Baltimore: Fairfield Baltimore Offers Green Rooms for Labor Day Weekend

Jennifer Kester — 2010-08-26T12:31:27-05:00

Eco-conscious travelers heading to Maryland over Labor Day weekend can bunk at Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott - Baltimore Inner Harbor, the city's first green hotel.

The limited-service Fairfield Inns aren't exactly the most exciting of Marriott's brands. But the Baltimore outpost tries to make itself stand out from the ho-hum hotels by monopolizing on its building, converted from a brewery, and adding a bar, and by going green.