I stayed at this motel last year and they have made some very important upgrades. First there was a dehumidifier in the room. I travel a lot because of my job and have been in a lot of nice motels. This motel is the very first to have a dehumidifier in the room. I have sinus allergies and this helped to breathe freely. The bed was extremely comfortable. It had that extra cushion like you see on TV. On the bed there were blankets between the sheets and a nice "throw" on the foot of the bed instead of the slippery bedspread. There were 3 featherdown pillows on the bed one firm pillow. Yes, there were 4 pillows on the bed. The free breakfast was also excellent. They offered a bacon & egg biscut, 6 kinds of cereal, oatmeal, grits, waffle w/waffle iron, raisins, peanut butter, boiled eggs, about 6 kinds of donuts and pastries, toaster for toast and 3 kinds of bagels, a glass door refrigerator with chocolate and white milk, yogurt and orange juice. They offer fresh fruit and coffee around the clock. I even got milk one night from the staff the first night I was there to help me relax.

And check this out. On Wednesday evening, they provided meatballs, macaroni/cheese and carrott cake in the dining room for their guest.

All this for under $90 a night. I highly recommend Fairfield Inn Six Flags, GA.

I would not suggest staying here. Carpets and furnishings were dirty and the chlorine smell of the pool permeated the entire facility.

Do not waste your money staying here. This place was very RUDE. When we arrived at 9:30pm exhausted from the drive, we were told that the hotel was sold out except for one room which was being held for us of course. The problem was that the room was a smoking room and it reeked of smoke. We had guarenteed our reservation with a credit card and had specifically asked for non smoking. We were told that those were only requests and that the credit card only guarenteed that we had a room not specifics on what type of room. Needless to say, we were very angry and asked if we could just leave. We were then informed that we would be charged one night stay if we left since it was after time for cancellation. We asked if there was a manager that we could speak with and the response was "NO." It was the worst service ever.

On top of this, there was a sign on the door to the pool indicating it would be closed for the day. The next day the sign was still up and the pool was still closed. The next day, pool was open, but there were people in the pool and all around the pool smoking cigarettes. This was the worst place that I have ever stayed. Don't be fooled by the Marriott name, this is NOT Marriott quality.

We stayed here from Octover 22-24, 2004. The Fairfield Inn was a great example of what lodging in this class can be. The staff was the best I have ever seen, better that some much more expensive places. Even the maintenace staff, cleaning staff, and the people helping with breakfast went out of their way to make us feel at home. We are Marriot Rewards members and were surprised to see our names on the bulletin board in the lobby with a welcome message.

The only reason to not give the fifth star was the inability of the management to get the internet computer in the lobby fixed so I could check my email. They did not seem to be able to get technical help on the weekend. I am not sure who dropped the ball. It seemed like the people at the front desk were doing all they could and were extrmely frustrated with the situation, as was I. One reason we like Fairfield is that so many of them have an internet connection in the lobby. We do not travel with laptop when on vacation. It was not good that this one didn't work the two days we were there.

This is a great place to stay, computer or not.