Fairfield Inn & Suites Santa Rosa Sebastopol
The Fairfield Inn & Suites sits on Sebastopol’s southern edge, a town historically known for growing Gravenstein apples.
- Description
- Amenities
- Reviews
- The Fairfield Inn & Suites sits on Sebastopol’s southern edge, a town historically known for growing Gravenstein apples. Orchards have given way to vineyards but Sebastopol’s small-town charm still draws those who want a respite from life’s commotion. The Inn’s location is a great hub for favorite activities: trekking through redwood groves, hunting for bargains downtown, visiting relatives, or tasting locally made or grown products of the area’s small farms. Relax in modern guest rooms with 32” flat screen televisions and foam beds that invite you to relax. In the morning, the complimentary breakfast includes hot entrees, like scrambled eggs and sausage, and you can make your own waffles while planning your day’s activities. Don’t forget to ask the friendly staff for their recommendations on places to eat and great things to do and they do accept Marriott Rewards.
- Lodging Amenities:
- All Rooms Smoke-Free
- Business Center
- Coach Parking
- Complimentary Breakfast
- Family Friendly
- Fitness Facility
- Handicap Accessible
- Internet Access / Wifi
- Meeting Space
- Number of rooms or units: 82
- Pool
- Spa / Hot Tub
- TV / Cable
- Price Range:
- $$ - $105-150
- $$$ - $151 - 200
- $$$$ - $200 up
- Lodging Amenities:
Quiet, comfortable room and friendly staff
This Fairfield Inn & Suites had the quality I associate with the brand. The location was convenient. Check-in was quick and efficient. The front desk staff and room attendants were cheerful and...
3 nights there
I found the hotel to be clean, the staff friendly and the pool is nice. The breakfast never varied but was normal Fairfield fare. I was next to the second floor landing and that was a social...
Nice place, but needs some updates
The hotel was clean and attractive. The staff were friendly and went out of their way to be helpful. The breakfast area server, knew people who had been there for a few days and greeted them on...
