Standard Fairfield Inn with the exception that these guys have figured out how to nickel and dime you and perfect that. I would understand paying for parking at a Fairfield Inn in a big city like NY or Chicago but in Framingham off a highway…. this was a first. No free water. They have put three hotels in one lot and notify you that you get the benefits of that but what those benefits are are beyond me. All I saw was additional fees for overnight parking at a budget hotel. As this wasn’t clear when I booked the room, I felt duped. If I were to stay here again I would add $15 to the room cost for the night and then compare. Standard roomsThe usual breakfast buffet. Other than parking fees, there were no surprises.

Have stayed here a few times since they converted the landmark Sheraton Tara hotel into various other brands. The hotel is very modern, free parking, a reasonable breakfast offering... there's always something safe, like yogurt, cereal, toasted english muffin even if the prepared dishes aren't up to par. The rooms are fine, basic. The location is perfect for my needs when I'm visiting this area... and like the Marriott connection... often points are in play.

It was tricky finding the hotel in the dark as there is a large Sheraton under construction/renovation nextdoor. But that hotel is not open. We finally found the Marriott across the parking lot. It is elegant looking from the outside resembling a ski resort. Warren, the hotel clerk, was professional and greeted us upon arrival. Beautiful hotel. Very modern. Next to the lobby was a nice large lounge room with large TV and comfy chairs and couches to sit on. The elevators resembled small entryways into a castle & as you enter the elevator it’s actually larger than one would think (unique architectural feature). Our room was spacious and we loved having a couch. The bed was very comfortable. I liked the night light feature in bathroom so you could still see in the dark. There were ample ports on nightstands for devices. The refrigerator had a clear glass door so you could easily see what was inside (though the fridge was inside a cabinet). The breakfast was good. I loved how they had multiple jars of toppings for both oatmeal and also waffles. They left no stone unturned. My only disappointment was seeing patrons (a family of 3) with their dog in the breakfast room. They let the leash out so the dog could walk far away from their table & they even took the dog into the room where the food was and I felt this was totally inappropriate. It was not a seeing-eye dog. The stay would have been perfect if not for this. (If patrons with pets want to dine downstairs perhaps they should be restricted to a different pet-friendly area?)

A Little bit confusing as to just how many different hotels are in this hotel and also a challenge to get to if you're coming from the west (turn at Wendy's). However, the rooms are quiet and comfortable and the breakfast is good. Overall a pleasant stay.

The room felt damp and musty. Our room was not serviced during our stay so wet towels remained in our room increasing the damp feeling. When I returned to the room at night to find the room unserviced I went to the front desk to inform the clerk and request fresh towels - he did not seem at all surprised. Seems like they do not regularly provide housekeeping services - if so they should inform guests in advance so they can manage their room/stay accordingly. The walls were very thin and we heard a screaming baby next door. Only redeeming quality is this seems to be one of the less expensive hotels in the area. Regardless, I would not stay here again.