It's been more than 13 years since we stayed at the Fairfield Lodge, but I still remember Susan, the owner. She was very nice. We arrived quite late, so she left a key where we could find it, and we let ourselves in. Actually checked in the next morning. Stayed two nights while visiting Gettysburg. If you like a firm bed, this is the place for you!

The room was filthy, outdated and small. The toilet in the bathroom was broken. When it was time to leave I had to wait over 2 hours for someone to show up who could take my money. I would not recommend this place to anyone. There are better deals online in Gettysburg that are at least clean. I should have known better when I rode by with only one car there.

Aweful. The room was filthy and they were rude to my mom; how anyone can be rude to such a sweet woman is beyond me. I checked it out in advance and the room I saw seemed fine, but not so the rooms my family stayed at. Seems we were deceived purposely, but regardless of that no one gets a favorable review who is unkind to my mother. There are plenty of wonderful and convenient places to stay in this beautiful area; no sense wasting your time with this place.

Ok for one night. Carpets are dirty. One of the beds broke the moment we sat on it. This was in room 8 just to you know. The bed to the inside of the room. They only had decaf coffee. Good place to sleep if you are not picky. Not bad for the lowest priced motel in the Gettysburg area.

We found this hidden gem at the very last minute. The location is close to Gettysburg attractions without being surrounded by the busy city. Price was reasonable and we were able to check in quickly to a very clean room. Will most likely be back and will definitely recommend to anyone looking for a close, but out of the city stay!