Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott White Marsh

Staff was friendly and breakfast was good. But the room did have a musty smell.

clean and quiet

Great stay! Eveerything was inline.

Great breakfast and service. Staff were wonderful.

Ty is the best. So helpful and understanding. So kind.

Stayed for 3 days, very nice hotel. Very professional staff. The free parking and breakfasts is a plus!

Staff was very friendly, did everything they could after a storm to get the pool open for the kids. Breakfast was great, hotel was clean, beds were comfortable!

Staff was very helpful with everything

Everything was perfect… great place to stay outside Baltimore

Location, close to BWI, made it perfect. Additional, the staff were very friendly and helpful during my stay. Definitely will use on future trips

Clean, friendly staff, very good breakfast.

Plenty of accessible parking and strong WiFi.

Excellent stay! Great location, quiet atmosphere, free breakfast, and exceptionally clean throughout. The staff were friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay again.

Cleaner, good service, varied breakfast. Close to restaurants. 10/10

All staff was extremely friendly. Most variety for free Breakfast I've seen- scrambled eggs. Spinach egg white fritata. Oatmeal, cereal, yogurt, fruit waffles. Lots of bread items. There was meat but I didn't see what it was. TV was user friendly. Basic cable channels. Had Netflix you could login to your account and free HBO max that you could search, pause, etc. Loved check out was at noon and pool was open til 10. Yummy welcome cookies with fruit infused water was refreshing. Loved having anytime coffee/hot chocolate. Great before bed treat or one for the road. Gas station/convenient store 2 min walk across the parking lot.

Quiet setting

Friendly greeting by staff, good breakfast with variety.

I enjoyed the gym unfortunately didn’t get out to the pool, but the staff was very friendly and I enjoyed chatting with them from time to time

Very nice and clean hotel

The proximity to my visit locations while in Baltimore. The staff were so helpful. I travel with my sister who is non-ambukatory. Because of this, we travel with a hoya lift. Well, the bed did not allow the hoya to go under the bed since it had the box. So for each day I had to physically lift my sister from and into the bed. This was totally a strain on me and on her. In our wheelchair travel chats, this remains a MAJOR PROBLEM for many. I get why the hotel does not want to have to have housekeepers clean under the bed, but is it not feasible for the wheelchair accessible rooms to provide the opportunity for travelers needing such to have this access in these rooms. It may be only 1 or 2 rooms in smaller hotels. Help us!