Hotel was very neat and clean. Two great Mexican Restaurants near by that were not chains. Hotel had printed directions to the nearest grocery store and a great list of restaurants. Great place to visit.

We give Thumbs Up to Jordan and all who were working there when we arrived on our first stop to Indy for the Brickyard 400 NASCAR race. We always look for a well known chain such as the Fairfield because for the most part, we'll never be flying blind when making a registration on the road.
The television remote didn't work and we called the desk and Jordan was right there with a new one. When it too didn't work, he immediately moved us right down the hall and it was with minimal effort on our part. What a clean, friendly, and welcoming appearance this inn has and how receptive the staff is And I must echo another traveler with the comment about the breakfast - take a look, other major chains and get rid of the powdered eggs and rubber bacon and do what this Fairfield has done, along with the regular fare such as fruit, yogurt and cereal.

What we would recommend, at the inn's earliest convenience, is to replace the thin and sandpapery towels. They didn't seem worn, just very cheap in quality and feel.

We're heading back west in October for a wedding, so most probably, we'll stay here again.

Way to go, Jordan - you are Top Notch with customer service.

Stayed one night passing through from New York back to Chicago. Surpringly there are very few Marriott options along I80 in the central/western part of Pennsylvania.

The property is typical of Fairfield Inn with a very small pool and out of order workout room.

Friendly staff, clean room, and a great Mexican restaurant which is next to the I80 exit next to a gas station.

Let me just say the staff treats you like a 5 star hotel and the cleanliness is amazing. The lobby is gorgeous! There's just a few minor details I need to point out. A few dirty spots on our pillow cases, housekeeping left us with no t.p., there's very little parking, pot holes in the driveway, the road to get into the hotel has no traffic light (so entering/exiting is a nightmare), it has the SMALLEST indoor pool I've ever seen and 80% of it is 3 ft deep, rooms have no welcome book - you can't find any info on breakfast, amentiies, etc, there's no phone book or local pizza/restaurant/attraction information, and only one luggage cart available. Walls are thin. We could hear doors and all our "neighbors". And the bath tubs are like the pool - TINY! I enjoyed the breakfast. The sausage/egg/cheese bagel was pretty darn good. For what we paid on Priceline I'd probably return.