Fairfield Inn & Suites Durango

Loved this place. Nice gym

This was the chosen hotel as part of a Gate One trip. The rooms were clean and the staff was nice. This is in a location that is very difficult to navigate to the downtown which is literally perhaps ten blocks away. What makes it hard is that there is no clear way to cross the streets and no sidewalk to walk on. So if you stay here and want to walk downtown go through the hotel up the block and walk through their parking lot which brings you out to a light and a crosswalk. Do not attempt to do it any other way because it is very dangerous with cars coming at you at every intersection. Breakfast was just ok. Very small area for a large group to sit in. Desk staff was no where to be seen at night so anyone could walk into the hotel. No amenities at all. There is absolutely nothing in the area in terms of restaurants to go to. You have to go downtown.

It is on the outer edge of the town. Walkable but we didn't bother. Hotel is clean. Slow elevator - one for each floor (I think). Jacuzzi is out. Front desk is vacant at time, such as during the breakfast time. Weak water pressure, slow WiFi; no usb ports. When I ask for a lotion, they ask me to go down to get it. Breakfast is chaotic. Diluted orange juice. Not enough seating and outdoors is too cold.

One night stay but super good location and very easy to get to. Rooms are clean and much of the hotel has been updated with new furniture. The staff was super helpful and kind. God exactly the room I needed. Suggest a room away from the road though as it can get busy with trucks.

We were on a Gate 1 tour and spent two nights in Durango. Typical Fairfield Inn, nothing extraordinary. Clean rooms, indoor pool, outdoor area with umbrella tables. Complimentary breakfast was the usual with cereals, waffles, biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, and ham slices. The hotel is across the Animas River and 500-600 yards from downtown Durango. The Riverwalk is a fun stroll.

We have stayed at this hotel for a number of years, since it was new. It has deteriorated and needs work. I used to enjoy the breakfast but no more.