If you're considering booking this hotel, don't assume the information you're given over the phone will match what you're ultimately held to.I booked my reservation by phone and was told I had six days before arrival to cancel without penalty. When I received my confirmation email, it reflected a completely different policy. The cancellation deadline had already passed.I immediately contacted Marriott because something was clearly wrong.A Marriott supervisor opened a case and told me they would review the recorded phone call. I was also specifically told that my credit card would not be charged until the investigation was complete.That didn't happen.Instead, the hotel charged my card anyway.When I spoke with the Front Desk Manager after charging my card, she said she needed to discuss the matter with the General Manager. I requested a call from the General Manager. Rather than calling me, they sent an email stating they would keep my money because I cancelled outside the 14-day window. My case was completely disregarded.The problem has never been whether a 14-day policy exists. The problem is that I relied on information I was given when making the reservation and was later assured that no charge would be processed until the recorded call was reviewed.There was another concerning issue during booking. I was told I needed to be transferred to finalize my reservation. Instead, I was transferred into a Marriott Vacation Club sales presentation. Two Marriott supervisors later confirmed that I should have been asked whether I wanted to be transferred, not told it was required to complete my reservation.What disappointed me most wasn't the cancellation fee itself. It was the lack of accountability.When a company acknowledges that an investigation is necessary, promises not to charge your card while that investigation is pending, and then charges it anyway, it sends a clear message about where the customer ranks.Mistakes happen. Businesses earn loyalty by correcting them. In my experience, this hotel chose to enforce the fee and disregard the facts.The most frustrating part wasn't losing one night's room charge. It was realizing that when Marriott's own representatives acknowledge mistakes and explain what should have happened, those acknowledgments don't necessarily translate into a fair resolution. Policies only inspire confidence if the company follows its own procedures.DO BETTER, MARRIOTT!

I enjoyed my stay and recommend the Fargo Fairfield Inn. All of the rooms are recently remodeled the staff told me although some of the building is still a work in progress. The pool and hot tub are not yet fixed or made more modern but will be soon. The breakfast area and food selection is wonderful. The staff is extremely friendly as always and the rooms are clean with comfy beds. Another reason I like staying at this place is because Paradiso Mexican Restaurant is across the street and the Box Lounge with live blackjack is about a one block walk.

The hotel was older but is being remodeled and we found it clean and nice. The room had all the normal amenities and was as described on the website. The people working there were very nice and welcoming. The pool and hot tub were in good working order and we enjoyed those as well. It was a great place to stay overnight during our road trip!

We stayed here for the night after flying into Fargo. Hotel has a good location and great breakfast but it is dated. The rooms show wear and could use some updating. The third floor was under construction when we visited but the noise was minimal and not a bother.

Near Fargo airport and West Fargo shopping area. Clean rooms. Well equipped. Staff are friendly and breakfast was decent. Bed was comfortable and pool/ hot tub offered a nice respite after a long drive. There are numerous fast food and dining options in the immediate area including a 200 foot walk to a McDonald’s