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Visited for a tour of 'The Office' landmarks and mentions. Very cool city with lots of interesting and historic architecture. Interesting Steam locomotive museum in town. The Glider Diner has an excellent breakfast for a bargain and Coopers seafood is an awesome spot for supper with tons of memorabilia and an extreme selection of beer available. The streets in town are poorly labeled and riddled with potholes but otherwise navigation was pretty straightforward.

We were in town for a concert. The hotel was conveniently located right in downtown Scranton. Plenty to do. Bars, food, coffee shops. Nice city! As someone who lives in/works around NYC, the quieter Scranton was a nice change of pace. My wife and I enjoyed ourselves!

Staff was friendly and helpful with everything. A full breakfast was offered including hot items such as eggs and waffles. Entire facility was clean. Our every request was answered and or granted.l with a smile. It was easy to find and get to restaurants and the aquarium in Scranton. Easy on and off highway. Shopping is close by.

Internet pictures indicate a nice facility - it is not. The building is not clean and presentable for travelers. Weeds and overgrowth have taken over a hugely neglected landscape. The parking lot has huge craters of missing asphalt. The entire property immediately sends a message that it is subpar. Elevator is filthy. Sliding window in our room would not close allowing noise and other environmental factors in. We requested a room change. I’ve traveled extensively and this was the most overpriced, poorly maintained Fairfield facility I have ever stayed.Breakfast was only one step better than a vending machine. About a week later I gave Fairfield another chance in Utica New York. Utica Fairfield was a totally different experience whereby it upheld the brand identification and provided all the amenities a customer expects at a given lodging price point. Bottom line is simply the Scranton facility is unacceptable whereby the Utica facility exceeds customer expectations. I suggest your management team immediately address the shortfall. I will avoid Scranton’s Fairfield Inn and will not recommend anyone ever book it for travel lodging.

Grew up here, moved away six years ago. Scranton has done a great deal to beautify the city and it shows. Nay Aug park, Downtown, and Clark’s Summit are all nice little areas to go and visit. Custom perfumery (Noteology), great food (Thai Thai, Angelos, Coney Island Lunch, Russell’s, and the Glider Diner), and plenty of site-seeing opportunities (coal mine tour, Keystone Landfill, Giants Edge, Nay Aug Gorge). Plan to have a car available - not many things in walking distance from one another. Avoid West Scranton when possible.

hometown of my wife, went to school at marywood. city shows age; very interesting architecture - courthouse, electric building; early 1900 office buildings with cut stone decorations; roads need repair