Fairfield Inn & Suites Lexington/Georgetown/College Inn

The free breakfast was more like a buffet: Sausage links, scrambled eggs, sausage gravy, a pot of oatmeal, strawberries, melon, pineapple, waffles, lots of toppings, etc.
I do recommend using the heater, AC, or fan all night, due to its proximity to I-​75

Very nice hotel. Certainly not a Ritz, but very clean and friendly staff. I’d definitely stay again. The kids loved the outdoor pool and hot tub.
I don’t usually stay at Fairfield Inns, and was pleasantly surprised.

The Georgetown Fairfield is the halfway point between Cleveland and Atlanta, and has been our layover spot for many years. The staff is always friendly, the kids enjoy the pool and the rooms are always clean. Facility is currently undergoing renovations. The bathroom remodel is quite nice. Room offers a much larger refrigerator for longer stays. Staff should reach out to their sister chain — Residence Inn — for pillow recommendations, felt like I was sleeping on a brick. Despite the pillows we will continue using the Tiger Way Fairfield.

Subpar, compared to other Fairfield Inns I’ve stayed in. It was a very long drive and when I arrived, all I wanted to do was check in and head straight to my room. The two ladies behind the counter were helping the same couple ahead of me, instead of splitting up the work. Maybe one of them was training? When it was my turn, they were still mucking around, especially when some other people were walking by. The hotel is dated, rooms a bit musty, bed was hard, no mini fridge or microwave, and there was a lot of street noise. Breakfast itself was comparable to other Fairfield Inns. The sweet lady who was taking care of breakfast was very attentive and was often replenishing the food and drinks. As usual, they offer free water and coffee in the lobby area, but were out of coffee at 6:30 in the morning when it was time for me to head out.

Nice hotel. It’s a perfect example of why I try to stay in Marriott hotels while traveling.

Very accommodating — accepted our state government rate request without batting an eye. Clean room (we ended up with a suite since they were full), nicely appointed. Better than standard breakfast with friendly attendants. My husband must eat GF, and he had plenty of choices. Would loved to have used the pool and spa, but we arrived late and it was raining in the morning.

Checked in original room given had a horrible smell. Window was slightly open when I tried to shut it entirely the seal was not tight and could hear outside noises still. The mini fridge was wide open when we walked in. Black dust all over top of drapes. Went to front desk to ask for a switch if possible. Front desk told me no more double beds available but a one bed with a pull out. Took it. Then friends that arrived later were given our original gross room, without knowing our circumstances, thought it too gross also and we’re switched to (drum roll) a two bed room that we were told they didn’t have. Drapes and floors very dirty. Will NOT stay again. Just be honest… the lie revealed and not good customer service

Def not up to standards for a Marriott location. The property is nice and the staff is friendly but the inside is very old and run down. The carpets in the room made my kids feet black in about 10min so for the rest of the trip they will wear socks and prob throw them out when we get home. They need to reinvest in this location. I would not stay here again until it is cleaned up.

Clean, lovely front desk staff. Hot breakfast included. Exactly what you’d expect. I’d stay here again.

Many Marriott options are available in the lexington area surprisingly. This was the only one offering the low govt rate so stayed here. The property is rather large actually but a bit rundown. They did update the TVs and parts of each room. Overall though not bad and has everything you want. A chickfila and ruby Tuesday share the property which is nice. The traffic noise is a bit loud but not unlike other hotels near a highway. The gym equipment is pretty horrible but still working as far as cardio. They have a weight system thing but it doesn’t work.
Staff was amazingly nice and accommodating. I was late by a day because of flight trouble and they let me cancel the first night with no penalty despite being past the deadline. For platinum or higher status members they have me the points and some snacks and a nice large suite. The breakfast is way better than the usual frozen stuff you find at this part of the Marriott chain. Hot bacon and eggs and sausage, nutragrain bars, great cereal choices, etc. Overall, a good option for this area if you cannot get into the griffin gate. The four stars is for the staff, price, and location.

The gal at checkin was incredibly friendly and informative. The hotel is in better condition than the typical Fairfield Inn. Love the local photography they have throughout the halls. It is located right off of the freeway and is a bit noisy.

I have a love-​hate relationship with this particular Fairfield Inn. I’ve stayed here a total of 6 nights (two different trips) for business purposes.
On both occasions I’ve been happy with the staff and the cleanliness. The price is right, and there is free breakfast and wi-​fi.
However, the rooms are large suite-​style, but they have old décor and appliances (a big CRT tv, not flat panel like most other Marriotts I’ve been to). [I have no idea what the previous commentor is saying about it having «modern flair» or being brightly colored!] There is a gym, but the cardio equipment is very old. There is a pool and hot tub, but they’re outside. The lady who prepares the breakfast does so before the 6am start time advertised, which was awesome for early-​risers like myself, however the hot-​food options were obviously microwaved and honestly gross. (Thank goodness for the Belgian waffle maker and the cups of fruit!)
What really makes this hotel not reach 3 stars is that if your room faces the highway, be prepared to hear every single vehicle throughout the night. Luckily I’m a heavy sleeper, but even the 16-​wheelers would make my bed vibrate and drown out my TV.
Next time I will stay somewhere else in Georgetown, or even stay in Lexington.

Stayed at this Fairfield Inn a little over a year ago and was impressed with the style and layout of the suite. Not sure what year it was built, or if it had been recently remodeled, but it was decorated in bright colors with a modern flair.
We were in and out quickly because we had to drive onto Xavier the next morning, but we enjoyed the complimentary breakfast and the comfortable stay.