Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Ocala Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

We evacuated to the Ocala Hilton during Milton. The staff at the Hilton was AMAZING!! They accommodated all evacuees and their pets and made us all feel welcome. The rooms were clean, the food was very good and they even set up an indoor pet relief area!! This Hilton is a class act and the chain should give special commendation to its staff. Thank you so much for an enjoyable stay during such a stressful time.

Wow, this hotel is spotless and beautiful! Room cleanliness is amazing; the housekeeping staff is truly to be commended. Even the stairwells are immaculate, and carpeted. Breakfast is very good with many selections, and kept well stocked throughout the morning. Parking is easy and configured in such a way that it is not a long walk to the front door, not matter where you are in the lot. Only one drawback - noise. The room a/c units are noisy, but that can be managed a bit by adjusting the fan speed. Still, if you're noise sensitive, it will impact you. More importantly, if you stay on the odd-numbered side of the hotel, you'll be hearing traffic all night as the hotel overlooks I-75. If you are the kind of person who sleeps soundly no matter what, you're in for a treat. Otherwise, bring earplugs or ask for an even-numbered room.

Welcome relief after a long couple days drive. Room was clean, comfortable and the staff was great. Fairly new facility and still looked great. Breakfast was well stocked with good choices and tasted great. Third time we’ve stayed here and won’t be our last. Very convenient to I-75.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my stays at the SpringHill Suites by Marriott, in Ocala, FL! Every staff member was friendly and accommodating and went out of their way to make sure we wanted for nothing. The cleanliness was outstanding and the modern asthetics were something needed in Ocala, as most places are very dated. I will be staying again on my way back through!

Decided to stay here as the location was close to where I had to work for a few days. Upon check-in found a contact Lense case in the closet, and the contacts dried up on the bathroom floor. Breakfast has many options, and while the breakfast attendants are attentive, they can be somewhat intrusive. They need to be instructed NOT to spray the cleaner from bottle in front of the coffee area counter, but rather spray the cleaning cloth and then wipe. Floors on the first-floor area were dirty. Attention to detail in housekeeping will make a big difference, missed our ”room-refresh” during our stay and at 170.00 per night, it would have been nice to get trash and towels removed. Beds were comfy, and our room overall was nice. Just need to pay attention to the details in cleaning rooms specifically when you allow pets.

This is a modern hotel (4/5 years old) set within a historic downtown environment. We chose it so that we could park the car and just walk everywhere. Lots of dining & drinking options nearby. The Saturday morning market is about two blocks away. The front desk staff are efficient. The hotel layout is a little strange. The entire ground floor was meant to be sublet to various businesses but as yet none has been taken. Reception is therefore on the floor above - as is a nice terrace bar with a view of the town square and the sunset if you are lucky. There is no pool but a good gym. There is no valet parking that I can see but a limited number of paid spaces directly outside the hotel entrance. Most of the hotel parking is in a public car park that the municipality built just across the road. $10 plus fee for 24 hours. All the other parking nearby does not allow overnight parking- although it is free durothe day at weekends. We didn’t eat here so I can’t comment on the food. Harry’s right across the road is very good! No reservations. There is traffic noise, into the night on weekends. Earplugs are supplied! The room we had (a king) was beautifully appointed, lots of space, plenty of storage, great shower, comfy bed & nice bedding.