The hotel room looked exactly like the photos one reviewer posted here. It was both clean and comfortable. The staff were friendly and the location was fine. I was in town for an event at the Wachovia Center which is much closer to the hotel than any description you read will admit to you. It was about 4 turns and then a straight ride to the arena around 10 minutes away.
I would not recommend this hotel if you want the place you're staying at to be part of your entertainment, however if you want a safe convenient place to sleep after your day out this is great. The Ruby Tuesday across the parking lot wasn't good to me at all but since I was out all day it didn't matter.

Become a big of a regular here. Its the 3rd time I've stayed in the last few months.

Lets face it - this a budget hotel and I don't expect anything other than a clean comfortable room and high speed internet access. It provides this and more.

The hotel looks and feels clean and well maintained. I find the staff friendly and helpful. The courtesy bus to & from the airport is prompt and efficient. The rooms are clean, comfortable and everything works. The free internet access (wifi) works perfectly.

The free breakfast is limited to cereals, bagels, juice and coffee but is perfectly adequate.

The Ruby Tuesdays just across the road provides a bar and menu for evening meals.

Sure its a bit isolated (your choices without a car are Ruby Tuesdays or a restaurant in the nearby Courtyard apparently - haven't tried that) and I wouldn't want to spend days there but for an overnight at the start or end of trip it is fine. I'll be happily staying there again.

On two recent stays, I found the rooms at the Fairfield Inn near the Philadelphia Airport to be clean, if slightly in need of updating. The complimentary airport shuttle was a nice amenity, and the front desk staff were friendly and helpful. While the regional train stops about a 10-minute walk from the hotel, the sidewalk is discontinuous. The shuttle driver was willing to drop me off at the station on his way to the airport, which I appreciated. I walked back from the station to the hotel when finished in center city - it was a feasible walk, but the discontinuous sidewalk and possibility of heavy traffic makes it a little less convenient than one might imagine. During my second stay, I had a rental car - it was a quick drive to the University of Pennsylvania from the hotel. If I visit Philadelphia again on business, I'll be pretty likely to stay here again.

I stayed 4 nights there (139$/night). The rooms are excellent, clean and you don't hear anything. When arriving on Fridays or Saturdays, they ask you to sign a paper stating that there is a "no-party" policy so that the rooms are quiet, this was perfect! The staff is really nice and polite, the area is quiet even if you are near the airport. There is a rail station just 10 minutes away from the hotel where the R1 takes you to the city in 15 minutes (see the photo). The hotel has a free shuttle to the airport. The breakfast is really not at a level of a Marriott! You eat in plastic plates with plastic knives and forks and plastic cups. It closes early during the week so make sure you awake in time! They have donuts, toast bread, Philadelphia cheese, some marmelade, strange sandwiches in a freezer that you need to put in the microwave (horrible taste!), be careful if you take yoghurt since some are frozen (it's normal apparently!). And Americans eat waffles in the morning with whipped cream! (We have this for dessert normally, no?!) If you are European and look for bread and croissants, this is not he place to go. Also, the breakfast room is very busy on weekends so go early to get a table. Accross the street, there is a Ruby Tuesday restaurant: cheap and really good good, go there in the evening. (anyway, there is nothing else in the area ...)