Fairfield Inn & Suites Laramie

I think this is just about the nicest Fairfield Inn that I've stayed at, and I've stayed at quite a few!

It appears as though the hotel is out in the middle of nowhere, but that's OK because it's a beautiful property with a pool, a hot tub, and breakfast in the morning. None of which I will take advantage of, because I'm here on business and only for about 24 hours.

The young ladies at the front desk could not have been more welcoming, and helpful with information about the area and how to get a cab, which apparently around here you have to reserve in advance.

If you are in the area, don't stay anywhere else except the Fairfield Inn at Laramie, Wyoming!

I do not recommend. My room was dirty when I arrived. No rooms were available so I had to find another hotel. If my company wasn't paying for this, I would request a refund and a free night at a clean location. Very outdated. Needs a remodel.

I was in town for a meeting at the University of Wyoming and although the host hotel was immediately adjacent to the campus, my United Airlines flight arrived at 9am and I knew that being a loyal Marriott elite meant that I'd probably be able to check in early so I stayed here. This was my first Fairfield Inn and it turned out to be a great choice!

I used the convenient Marriott mobile app, checked in online, and notified the hotel that I'd be arriving early and indicated the time. When I arrived, a room had already been assigned to me and I scored an upgrade to a Studio King suite.

I'm not sure what the regular room looks like but the suite is a very functional set up that includes a small living room with a built-in storage unit, large screen tv, love seat, ottoman/footrest/table, desk and chair. There is an excellent floor lamp as well as a high quality desk lamp if you need some extra light to work. Plugs were easy to find. There's a convenient nook with a shelf, mini-fridge, and a microwave.

The bed is comfortable, firm, not bouncy at all. Pillows were in good shape and the room was clean. My ac/heater (window) unit did blow pretty hard and there was no way to redirect the air, though the thermostat was quite responsive. So, as for me, I just ended up with a lot of unnecessary lukewarm air blowing around. No prob.

Laramie is only about 15 minutes from corner to corner (the Fairfield is located in one of the corners next to the airport.) The drive to the University is easy and routes you around any possible traffic in town - a quick and easy 10 minutes.

Friendly, efficient service, free breakfast (which I didn't eat,) plus 24-hour coffee in the lobby (is this a thing at all Fairfields?) I'd totally stay here again. Thank you for a lovely stay!

Fantastic stay for a night. No cons to really list minus the rooms being a bit small.

The pros;
1. FANTASTIC service from Cameron on nights, plus the GM who let me secure bins of my stuff in a locked room
2. Indoor pool and spa, plus workout room
3. Comfy bed
4. Less than $100 a night. AAA or Govt discount accepted
5. Super safe area
6. Easy access to I80 & US287

1 con now that I think of it;
WiFi didn't work. Boohoo for the price

One of the worst hotels that I've ever stayed in. The staff are all rude, unprofessional, and uncaring. There was nothing good about my stay, I didn't get any sleep at all. The showers don't even have hot water.

Easy to find and right off the freeway. A little far from food & drink, but you can get almost anything delivered in Laramie. The rooms are adequate and the hotel is super clean.
The Covid breakfast bar (that's what I call them) was not great, but not terrible either.
The staff though ... they are so nice and accommodating and CHEERFUL. Big kudos to Abby @ the front desk who was just the best.
I would stay there again if Laramie is on the way.

Another great stay. We've been staying here for the past 10 years. The service is always on par, we get what we need and at a fair price.

The rooms are clean, the noise is at a minimum and the bedding is fresh.

It is easy access right off the freeway

Stay a couple nights while moving our son. Place was clean and had parking for trailers as we had a car trailer. The staff was super friendly. I liked that they had a small table and lamp on the both sides of the bed my only complaint with the room is that there was not an accessible outlet by the mirror in the room. I need to dry my hair and my son was in the bathroom. We did not take advantage of the grab n go breakfast but I would get coffee from the front desk and it was good. All employees wore masks.

The room smelled nice, but wasn't very clean. The air conditioner was very loud, but the beds were comfortable. Breakfast was just okay. Not too many options, and they had the classic watery eggs, and rubbery sausage patties for hot food. Was grateful to have a breakfast though. The dark haired woman that was there when we checked in was VERY sweet, great customer service. The one there the next day (purple short hair) was very rude though. Seemed annoyed when I walked up to book another night, because I was interrupting her novel reading. I would stay here again. I wouldn't bring my pets though. $30 a night for each pet. Not counting the incidental hold that they charge you until days after you check out. If you brought two small dogs and stayed two nights, the total would be more than $350 for both nights. Oh yeah... the pool was freezing too. I was sad that my son couldn't swim because of how cold the water was

This hotel has a bedbug infestation. We woke up Friday morning, August 30, 2019, to bedbugs in both beds ranging from very tiny to adult size. We even had bites on our backs. While in the room taking pictures, we were shooed to be quiet by the assistant manager in order to not scare any neighboring tenants. The manager called me later that day and said they were mortified because they've never had this issue, but we later found out that this exact same room has been quarantined 3 to 4 times for the same issue. We switched hotels and Fairfield paid for the other hotel, but failed to tell them the reason why we were being moved to another hotel. Stay at this hotel if you want to bring home blood sucking hitchhikers!