Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Philadelphia Horsham

The stay made a strong impression from the moment I arrived. The reception team were professional yet approachable, and their warmth made check-in feel smooth and sincere. The room was spotless and wonderfully quiet, breakfast was uncomplicated but clearly prepared with care, and the peaceful surroundings made it easy to enjoy truly restful sleep. What stands out most is the value for money. The level of comfort and attention to detail feels far above what the price would suggest, which is why this is a place I would happily recommend and return to.

Stayed there for two nights , it’s ok clean and staff is good. Rooms are ok and breakfast is included provided you are up before 9 - 930 am. Could do better on 24 hours coffee as there was no cream. I go for black so I was happy. ||Try it

We had a pretty decent stay, front desk agent was super friendly, upgraded us. One area Marriotts can improve upon is the chaos that is the breakfast bar and coffee station; you’re always bumping into people and waiting on someone else to get done serving themselves. Also, we were by the muffins and bagels and one of the employees rudely reminded us to “use tongs” for pre packaged items, which was an unpleasant surprise. Other than that, service was good, looks like they’re reno’ing parts of the hotel as well.

Positive: I like that hotel employee is always extremely professional,courteou, and highly competent. Negative: The new manager, should be let go or demoted to a nonmanagerial position. He's bringing down the hotel super fast. Monday, there was no hot breakfast. Wednesday, they ran out of hot food by 7:15 AM. Other issues, out of space.

I would not recommend staying at this hotel, save your time and money. During a late-night check-in, the night auditor was visibly upset that my family and I made a reservation online late in the evening. He sarcastically asked whether we would prefer “a dirty room” or “a room that is unavailable,” which was extremely unprofessional and unacceptable. Throughout the interaction, he was loudly watching Family Guy in the lobby, with explicit language. He also smelled strongly of marijuana, which further added to the discomfort of the situation. It was very clear that he did not want to do his job. To make matters worse, I was charged twice for the room. When I contacted management, I spoke with someone named Jeffrey, who assured me the duplicate charge would be reversed within 3–5 business