This Fairfield Inn does not deserve the Marriott designation
We had BAD experience with this hotel. It is POORLY equipped, badly organized, and NOT READY for emergencies. Marriott should not have put its label on it. The Marriott label to our mind represents quality. This hotel is sadly lacking quality. And it is badly organized. 
On entering our room, we found it far too small. It had one night table, with 2 EXTREMELY small drawers. You could not put a folded shirt there. The wardrobe for clothes had only 3 hangers for two people. There was a desk and wired internet, wireless only in common areas. Breakfast had yogurts, poor apples, poor oranges, waffles, bread, milk, cereal, bad coffee AND paper plates and plastic cutlery. The quality of the breakfast was acceptable.
We could have somehow survived the poor quality of the hotel except when the hurricane Sandy hit. At 11 p.m. on Monday when Sandy hit we were woken by the loudspeaker: "we lost power (actually a Central Hudson transformer blew up), we will provide emergency lighting in public areas, not for the elevators. If you need the elevator, call down using your phone and we send you the elevator". This announcement demonstrates that this hotel has NEVER prepared for the emergency. I tested the telephone, no dial tone... So the people did not know that their telephone dies with lack of electricity. In addition, they did not mention, that with lack of electricity, there will NOT be WATER either. In other words, their emergency generator did not provide power for the pumps of water. In contrast, Residence Inn (two blocks away) states: "Water pressure will be impacted during a power outage". (But water will be there.) In the middle of Manhattan the Fairfield Inn is TOTALLY unready for emergencies, not realizing that without water the toilets would stink to high heaven. Why did they not connect the water to their emergency generators? Too cheap to get large enough generators? (The hotel charges around $400 a night!!!)
In the morning after the storm the staff did not tell us (we are elite members of Marriott) that they would find another hotel. They were totally incapable of handling the emergency.
Marriott should review this hotel, dismiss the management and revise their emergency procedures.
Avoid this hotel!