Best Hotels in Salina, United States

It maintains the same price / performance ratio and sleep comfort as the Quality Inn and other areas. The price and location are good. There are two problems. The first is heating in winter. The noise of the indoor air-conditioning fan is very loud. If it is turned off at night, it will be cold. The second is that the breakfast content is less

It was clean, convenient and everyone was extremely pleasant and efficient even working on Christmas Day. The young man who checked us in and who was working many hours was just exceptional- as was Pam who did such a fantastic job with the A+( yes I was a teacher) breakfast which included a great variety of above average offerings , all kept very clean and orderly. She even wrapped bagels, bread, English muffins and apples in individual baggies ( which is appreciated during these Covid days) Great stay !

My co-worker and I stayed here during a road trip for business and I have to say, I wish we had stayed at the Hampton Inn just across the street. We checked in past midnight and just everything about this place just made me wish we went to the Hampton, but I was trying to build my Marriot Bonvoy account back up since I am already maxxed out on my Hilton account so we stayed here. How this place was $200 for a night is beyond me, this hotel is old and outdated, my room wasn't very clean, the staff was rude both checking inn and well wasn't even acknowledged when checking out. We got in at midnight and I was going to their ”gym” which is basically a closet with a treadmill or two (ok not the end of the world I get it, not the biggest selling point) but I also asked the front desk for a milk for my protein shake after my work out, she gave me one and I wish she hadn't it was expired and curdled and gross, I unfortunately didn't look at it before putting it in my blendjet to mix it up and well lets just say I dumped it right out. So I ended up going to bed at about 02-0230 to then be abruptly woken at 08 by the sounds of housekeeping knocking on every door as loud as they could with their master key just to ask if we were checking out today... I mean yeah, I am, no I'm not leaving this second, I'm probably not going back to sleep at this point either though so thanks for that. I'd just steer clear of this fairfield inn and just stay at the Hampton Inn next to it, I've rarely had any issues with the Hampton Inn and I always know what I'm going to get with them esp for a way lower nightly rate for an off the interstate hotel. I think what I have the hardest time with is the cost for this place for one night...