Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Boise Nampa

I didn’t stay here myself, my project manager did. I met him there to print documents for his project final the next day. We got our work done in the quiet business center, which was comfortable. The computer and printer both worked well, and we could print on both sides. Thanks, Marriott!

It was kind of noisy, and I felt awkward going to breakfast in my pajamas. Another receptionist had said that was fine, but an employee gave me a strange look when I went to get food, and I was the only one dressed that way at the time. At check-in, my stepdad spoke demandingly to the receptionist. She seemed to get an attitude with me afterward, maybe because of that, even though I’d been polite to her before it happened. She was a Hispanic Lady with black hair tied into a bun.

They were able to put our family in rooms close to each other, as we’d requested. Breakfast was warm and tasty each morning, and the staff were helpful and friendly, especially Scott. I’d definitely stay there again.

This place felt old, noisy, dirty, and outdated. I don’t know if the other ratings were paid for or meant for another hotel. The Marriotts in Boise all seem run down.