Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Providence Airport Warwick

Poor
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : The door Handel on the bathroom was broken, almost falling off. The room smelled bad.
  : Close to airport

Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : Expensive with not much to offer.

Good
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : Location
  : The farm door to the bathroom was extremely hard to open and close.Need more lights or at least brighter to see.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : The breakfast had a great selection, better than other hotels, such as several types of eggs and sausages.The room was very clean, and the mattresses were very comfortable.The location is great, there is even direct access on foot to the airport from the hotel
  : The bathroom is small, and the sink is outside the bathroom, inside the room itself. The bathtub is visibly worn, with gray staining in the tub bottom and peeling of the tub surface. It seems out of place as everything else in the hotel looks good.Despite this, I would still stay there again, due to all the positives

Very Good
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : The breakfast was great. Good selection!
  : Nothing bad to say

Poor
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : I really like the location.
  : The bed was uncomfortably and too low. Gg

Fair
Traveller Type: solo traveller
  : The staff were universally helpful, especially Jose, who came out to check my shower when I thought it wasn't heating. He showed me that I needed to turn the control far to the left, beyond the 'H'. If desk staff could have a sheet of FAQs for visitors, this would be one--he gats callouts that are really a waste of his time.The shuttle driver drove me to the post office, and waited for me while I arranged posting, which was extremely helpful.
  : I'm used to Marriott Courtyard, so was unprepared for the somewhat tackier build of this one. I suppose it's an older building. I could clearly hear my neighbours, but then they probably heard my snoring. I was given an 'accessible' room next to the lift, good for a bad back, but I'm not sure I'd recommend the floor tiles for someone with mobility problems, as they have occasional slippery patches. Even with my air conditioning off, there was a noisy fan outside my window, and I had to resort to serious ear-plugs. I suppose air crew are used to it.