I booked a suite, which is a good size room (comes with a little kitchenette, gueen bed and sofa sleeper), and used a corporate discount so got a rate under $70. Not bad for the money.

Just a few complaints: the towels are fairly skimpy (can't expect luxury pima towels for $70) and it is VERY noisy. Can hear the toilet running for quite some time after flushing, can hear the TVs from the rooms above and to the sides, and when someone else is showering or using the sink, it is just about impossible to have a conversation without being completed distracted.

I was also very dissapointed in the way the parking lot was plowed after the recent snow storm (or not plowed). It was very treacherous trying to get out of my car and get to the sidewalk.

The front desk staff were very friendly and courteous.

All in all, a good value for the money. Since I was just looking for a place to crash for the night, it was acceptable.

Stayed here over the Christmas Holdiay 2006. I stayed in one of their suites, which I would recomend over the regular room. I paid $75 a night, compared to $70 for a regular room. I talked to the manager to get that rate, Hotels.com had it for $77, microtel website $89. A suite has a living area, microwave, and a refrigerator, if you are planning to stay a couple of days, upgrade to the suite. Hotel was very clean and staff was helpful. Free wireless was available in the room. The breakfest was very good, if you are there on a Tuesday night, they have a wine and cheese reception.

I would recomend this hotel to anyone who is planning to stay in the Danbury area. I will be returning to this hotel again

It's hard to criticize any place that is clean, pretty well located, and where one can stay for $70/night tax included. But there are a few points that I would want to know if I had never stayed at this Microtel. The standard room is small--I'm tempted to say very small, but that may be a matter of opinion. There is a small desk that would suffice for working but no sitting area or "easy chair." In short, the bed takes up quite a bit of the space, although the separate bathroom is a very decent size and there is a reasonable place for hanging clothes immediately as one enters. I really feel that the room is best if one is looking for a place to sleep and not much more. For $70, that's OK.

In addition, I'd recommend getting on the ground floor (there are two floors, although I'm not sure where the '"suites" are located) if you have any amount of luggage. Stairways are the only access to the second floor from the lobby, which could pose a problem. The included breakfast is more than adequate and the desk help competent. There is no fitness room, and Microtel does not claim one. Everything I saw was clean, although an odor of smoke was detected on the "fresh" towels, indicating that someone may have been puffing away in the laundry.