I'm frankly surprised by some of the negative reviews on this hotel. We unfortunately had to come to a funeral and stayed here as my husband is a Marriott Bonvoy platinum member, and we try to stay at Marriott hotels whenever possible. Our experience here was fine. The checkin was easy and the lady who checked us in was very nice and pleasant. The room was spacious and clean. The toiletries, shampoo, conditioner and body wash were nice and felt luxurious. The bed was perfect. We went down to the bistro to have a drink in the evening and the bartender, "Q" was very sweet and friendly. Special shout out to her! There are many restaurants right near the hotel. We were there only 1 night, but we were more than satisfied with the hotel and the service. I would not hesitate to stay there again if I ever needed to be in Dayton. read more

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Whoever's Running the Show 5 Stars to your entire Staff To the entire staff at TownePlace Suites by Marriott - Dayton North, Our family was displaced due to landlord neglect, and we arrived at your hotel during one of the most overwhelming and uncertain moments of our lives. We were exhausted, scared, and carrying the weight of a situation no family should ever have to face -- and you welcomed us with warmth, dignity, and compassion from the very first moment. When our own property management couldn't provide even the most basic support or safety, your team stepped in with the kind of humanity and professionalism that changed everything for us. Every single person we encountered -- management, housekeeping, maintenance, night staff, front desk, and even the contractors working on the building and clearing snow -- treated us with genuine respect and care. You didn't just give us a place to stay. You gave us stability, consistency, and a sense of normalcy when everything else in our world felt unstable. There was never a moment where we felt like an inconvenience. You made us feel like family. You noticed when our stay became long-term and went out of your way to make sure we had what we needed every single day. You restocked without us asking. You checked in on us. You remembered us. You treated us with kindness that felt rare and deeply needed. Some of your staff are young, just beginning adulthood and their careers, yet they showed a level of work ethic, pride, and professionalism that many seasoned workers never achieve. The consistency, the effort, the heart -- it was remarkable. In contrast to the neglect and indifference we experienced elsewhere, your team demonstrated what true dedication and care look like. Even during the busiest times -- including the Final Four at UD when the hotel was fully booked -- you still took care of us without hesitation. You never let us go without. You never made us feel forgotten. You never made us feel like "just another guest." You made us feel safe, supported, and human again. Your entire team is outstanding. Truly outstanding. We will forever be grateful for the way you treated our family during a time when we desperately needed compassion and stability. You gave us both. You gave us more than you know. Thank you for everything -- the smiles, the conversations, the small acts of kindness, the big acts of support, the respect, the consistency, the warmth, and the humanity. You are the definition of what hospitality should be. With heartfelt appreciation, A Dayton Family displaced with you for 55 days read more

I had an amazing time here with my soccer team! I would recommend for a getaway near Dayton Ohio. Provides a decent breakfast too. Also I had very quick service at the bar area. My hotel room was very clean and smelt amazing, I loved this hotel. read more

Literally one of the worst hotel experiences of my life. The front desk lady was a pain to speak with. She rolled her eyes when speaking with her and was not in the least helpful and what we think was the manager was even worse. We had a large group staying here, I'd say maybe 3/4 or more of the rooms in the hotel. We had a conference room scheduled for Saturday night but ended up needing it Friday night instead. They would not move that reservation. I somewhat understand that, but the room was not in use so why not let us use it so we're not out in the lobby? We all moved to an adjacent space that they suggested we use. We're all small-town people with great values and asked for trash bags to be sure we cleaned up after ourselves. We asked where dumpsters were located so that we could take care of everything. They seemed angry with these simple questions. Why would they not want us to help keep the space clean? Around 11 pm the manger must have been called back in by the angry front desk lady. He storms in and starts telling everyone in our group to get to their rooms immediately. We assumed someone in the hotel must have complained, but we were not in the hallways and we didn't have any music playing. None of us complained and started cleaning up. The manager called the cops. The cops came in to clear us out, which we were already peacefully doing. I know one lady with us asked where she could put the garbage bags for them and the manager told her he didn't care and "go to your fuc#*&g room!" I'm sorry, that is no way to speak to a person who's trying to be helpful and absolutely no way to speak to a woman. This location makes Marriott look terrible! The crew in the morning were very apologetic and said they were sorry for how things were handled. Thank you morning crew, we appreciate you. I can 100% guarantee that I will never spend one cent at this location and I would bet that no one in our group will either. read more

This place is miserable.. i stay at a lot of hotels and this is by far one of the worst i've stayed at this year. The lobby... deceptively OK as well as the service. This is the only reason its a 2 star instead of 1. The rooms are old and in need of an update horribly. I cannot even list all of the places that were 'dirty' or not clean in general. Gnats/flies around the room, dirty spots on the wall, sheets, etc. Plenty of other options around this place, pick a different hotel. read more

I'm here currently - September 2020. I was just woken up by a bug/spider crawling across my arm. Unfortunately I couldn't tell which in my hysterics and no glasses. The room has a strong ammonia smell that seems to be an attempt to cover up a cigarette smoke smell. Think Sally's Beauty Supply, that's exactly what it smells like in this room. Thankfully there's a balcony so we can air out the room. I'm currently trying to convince myself that's where the bug came from. It's not working. We're supposed to stay tonight as well. We absolutely will not be. read more

Not really what I expect from Marriott properties. The lobby is amazing, but our room... it's where furniture goes to die. The desk chair was covered in filth, but aside from that the gas cylinder gave up its life in approximately 2004. It's friend, the sofa bed, met a tragic end shortly after, but was still housed in our room. To be honest, we didn't even sit in the chair. It had enough. The amount of sits expected of this chair in its prime have long expired. We brought food in with us, so we had to sit on the sofa. If you can call it that. Imagine an upside down picnic table with an old twin mattress thrown on it, then covered in threadbare fabric from 1992. Now imagine trying to sit on that. We were balancing buttcheeks on the wood at the front. Normally, you're unaware of this structural requirement because there's a cushion. Then I tried to get up. Forget it. We were passing through and just needed a place to crash, so we crawled into bed... and subsequently both rolled to meet in the center. Snuggles it is! Aside from that, I guess the room was clean-ish? Maybe? You know, we stayed on rewards points, maybe they gave us the room as punishment? Staff were nice. The surrounding area has lots of places to grab a bite to eat. Close to the interstate. Lots of other hotels nearby (ahem). read more

- Small lobby - Medium sized rooms, however I've seen bigger in the area - Old looking rooms with new furniture - Outlets are bad - bathroom is fairly nice - it was hard to get a hold of housekeeping service - not great service overall - at the time of booking, this was a more expensive option for the area - other areas of Dayton are much nicer, better food options read more

This is on the peak street of Dayton North Ohio. Lot of restaurants. it would be long wait, wherever you go - whichever restaurants- Pretty busy area. On other side of the street or on other side of the Highway or opposite are all the top businesses including GE Aviation one of the top manufacturers for US Air force. Breakfast and dinner available in the bistro. Full bar open in the evening. Located couple of miles from airport Indoor pool and spa 24 hour fitness center AMAZING STAFF :) (katie and lisa!!) very friendly and humorous but we cannot forget to mention about Scott, Jen and Breakfast personnel who worked on November 9 2014 NFL partnership so free popcorn on game days. Games on Big Screen TVs in library/business center Staff are amazingly nice..To mention few people are: Katie, Lisa , Jen and great person is Scott- he is highly enthusiastic. Normally men are pretty quiet, he is super active, super energy- he is amazing. he wants to always go out of the way to help out. I had a Great Thai9 -super thai restaurant recommended by him. Amazing. I am touched by his gestures. They do Food Pantry for Less Fortunate-so they have earned on Sundays to work without uniform. Courtyard have rooms with Balcony. Courtyard do have road closer to street. West end would be quieter. read more

I am writing to express my disappointment with the experience I had with Marriott Courtyard Dayton North. As a paying customer, I expected to receive a certain level of service and unfortunately, my expectations were not met. I would like to bring to your attention the issues I faced during my initial stay at this hotel. On 4/28/2023, I made a reservation with the Marriott Courtyard Dayton North, and received my confirmation stay. Afterwards, I called Marriott, 937-890-5275, and I spoke to a woman who answered the phone, and advised her that I would need a late check-in, as my flight would be arriving at midnight, and I probably would not get to the hotel until after 1 a.m. The women on the line, stated, "that I had until 7 a.m. to check-in, or if after 7 a.m., the reservation would be cancelled". I arrived at the Marriott Courtyard Dayton North, on May 3rd, 2023, around 12:45 a.m., and the front desk person, Ronnie, came to the front desk with no greeting and advised me that they were all sold out. I advised Ronnie that I had a reservation, and he stated, "that the reservation was cancelled and there was nothing he can do". I advised Ronnie, I would like to speak to the manager, and he informed me, he was not going to call her, because she is home and asleep, and she will not answer anyway. I immediately contacted my spouse, Leo Sandoval, and advised him of what just happened. I put my spouse on speaker phone to hear my conversation with the Ronnie, the attendant. My spouse advised Ronnie, that we were Marriott Bonvoy members, and he needed to adhere to the, Ultimate Reservation Guarantee program. According to the Marriott website, the Ultimate Reservation Guarantee states, "If for some reason we're unable to honor your reservation, we'll pay for your accommodations that night at a nearby hotel and compensate you for the inconvenience. To be eligible, you must provide your member number when making a reservation". Ronnie told me that most hotel rooms in the area were booked, and there was nothing he could do. My spouse again advised Ronnie that he needed to call a manager so we could get some resolution, and Ronnie advised him that there was no point in that because he tried calling her earlier and she did not pick up his call". Ronnie advised that he found some low-grade rooms in the area but that it would be a cost to me. I stated to Ronnie, that Marriott had already processed $608.14 to my credit card and Ronnie responded, "I don't know about that". I asked Ronnie to provide a cab or Uber for me to at least get me back to the airport where it would be a safer place so I can sit and find another hotel to go to. Ronnie advised that the cost for a taxi or an Uber would be at my expense, and that he did not have the authority to compensate me. I decided to step outside because inside the hotel I was having internet issues to try to find a hotel. I was outside for 10 minutes and walked in the corridors, and Ronnie would not let me back in. It was 35 degrees outside, not sure of my safety, I had to remain on the phone with my spouse until I was in a safe place. My spouse and I were very concerned, because I had never been to Dayton, OH., and it was dark outside and I did not know the area. I called several cab companies and Uber, but because it was very late, the local taxi company was closed, and Uber drivers were not available at the time. During this time, my spouse, and not any Marriott associates, was able to find a hotel I could check into, however they were unable to pick me up, because they had no driver available. I finally was able to get an Uber driver around 3 a.m., This cost for late-night customers would be $98.00. The next morning, I received a call from Amanda, Marriott Courtyard Dayton North, a management team-member, and she stated, "come back to the hotel, and I will comp your stay, and give you free breakfast". I stated to Amanda, "that I would not go back to that hotel after the way I was treated". Amanda asks me what I wanted, and I advised her to pay for my Uber to the hotel, and hotel stay. I continued to discuss with Amanda, why she cancelled my reservation, and why nobody informed me. Why would Marriott, overbook and cause a very bad customer experience for me. I also mentioned, if my room was cancelled, why wasn't my credit card refunded. Amanda stated, she would look into it. Amanda called me the next day, and stated that she would provide me with 50,000 points and send me a $800.00 gift card to make up for my trouble. I advised Amanda that a gift card would not pay for the expenses that I had incurred. Amanda advised that this was all she can do. I gave Amanda my address that she already had in her file and gave her my Marriott Bonvoy membership number so that she can go ahead and process. As of today, I did receive 50,000 points, however, only a $100 gift card to cover the Uber driver. Amanda, went against her word, and shorted me $700 on the gift card. I still had to pay read more

They have bed bugs. Found on 06/19/21. I was refunded but still highly disappointed. Lady at front desk didn't seem that sorry. read more

Courtyard by Marriott Dayton North - Bed bug found in double Queen room. - Hotels Near Me - Dayton, Ohio

Never again. The room had a strong musty/mildew smell. I thought I would get used it after a a few minutes, but that never happened. I arrived very late at night so luckily I didn't have to be in the room long. Room in dire need of upgrade. On the positive side, the folks working there were very friendly and easy to deal with in my experience. But with so many other hotels in the area, I'll be staying elsewhere on my next trip to Dayton. read more

Not even close to as nice as most courtyards. I won't stay here again. Place needs renovated in order to be a Marriott in my opinion

I love and am absolutely loyal to Marriott as my go to hotel chain. That being said this location definitely does not live up to the typical standard. The rooms feel damp, dingy, and old kind of like your grandmother's house only they found a way to cover up the smell of mothballs and burnt mac and cheese. The food served at the bistro definitely doesn't set a very good standard as it was 15-17$ for eggs and bacon that wasn't even very good. The only redeeming quality was the friendly staff to include housekeeping which was personable and even went out of their way to leave me a box of replacement towels and toiletries when I left up my DnD sign. read more

Pretty tired. The desk clerk disagreed with me when I commented that this hotel would look better after the new Courtyard branding. Internet is so poor I had to surf on another hotel's wireless. read more

I stayed at this hotel last evening and did not have a good experience again. I had an early morning flight out of Dayton so I stayed here since its close to the airport and there are plenty of restaurants nearby to eat at. I wanted to check out at 4:20AM, but there was no front desk staff anywhere to be found. I went to the restaurant and called for anybody but nobody was there. I called to the hotel and let the phone ring at least 20 times before I hung up. I find it incredible that there was nobody there watching the store. The amazing thing is that the last time I stayed here the exact same thing happened. I left the hotel and went to my car since nobody was there. I saw a car sitting in front of the hotel with two people in it and thought that one might be the clerk but did not know. I was pulling out of the lot when the woman got out of the car and went into the hotel. I pulled up front and went in. I asked her if she worked there and she said yes. I told her that as a desk clerk her job is to be there to check out people or take care of things if there is an emergency. Her response was that it was a busy night and she needed a break. I cant believe that the management here allows this type of behavior. She also commented that nobody leaves the hotel this early. Obviously she does not take her job seriously. I sent an email to the general manager and the sales manager to let them know about this service. I also have sent an email to Marriott corporate. I am a platinum member of Marriott rewards and I expect a lot more from a hotel than this type of service and treatment. There are a number of other Marriott properties in the immediate area and I would suggest you stay at any of them over this Courtyard. I know that I won't be back to this property any time soon. read more

We stayed here from Dec. 23-26, so that I could actually enjoy spending time with the family, rather than being annoyed about sharing one bathroom with 8 people. We got to the hotel right around midnight...and had to wait about 20 minutes until we were actually in our room. Why? Because even though boyfriend is "Platinum Preferred A-list Gold Club" (whatever they call it at this hotel), the front desk person went ahead and ran the end of the night audit WITHOUT first preparing the keycards for us. Brilliant. He also didn't greet us. Or issue anything other than a mumbled apology for the lengthy wait. Or offer to let us into the room so we could at least settle in, and then return to pick up the keys in 20 minutes. When asked "Are there any upgrades available?" the guy says, "Yes, there are." Then he says, "But you can't have an upgrade because you're staying on points." That guy gets an F minus. We get to our room, open the mini-fridge to put the Flat 12 (craft beer) bullet and a couple waters inside. The door falls off. The door to the mini fridge wasn't attached at all, it was just leaning. We pull back the bed sheets, and notice the mattress pad is crooked. I remove the fitted sheet to fix this and notice...wait for it...it's a twin size mattress pad on a king bed! Brilliant. At this point, we just want to switch rooms. The "new" room has a twin mattress pad too, but at this point it's nearly 1am. The next morning, a woman walks into our room. She was about two-tenths of a second from seeing me naked. It was the housekeeper. She didn't think there was anyone in the room because the winner who checked us in the night before didn't bother to mark the room as occupied. The gym is small, like 3-4 pieces of cardio equipment. At least one of them was broken last time we stayed, and one of them was broken this time too. When we left late on the 25th because of the snow storm rolling in, the guy at the desk (different guy ) was nice. The operations manager was also helpful...she got us a king-size mattress pad for the 24th. The positive? Balcony. Gym. Pool. Kind of nice decor in the lobby. Located near LOTS of restaurants, a couple bars, gas station, and a Wal-mart. Beds are not uncomfortable. Also right off I-75, at the I-70 interchange...so it's close to the airport. read more

Why in this day would any hotel NOT have automatic doors? The only good thing that I noticed was the towels were very large. I also note that there are many places to eat nearby. Also there are modern hotels with automatic doors near. I checked since I will never stay in this hotel again. read more

My husband and I stayed at the Marriott Courtyard North, Dayton, Ohio and not only was our stay clean, comfortable and accommodating, but the management was superior. The manager, Bryan went above and beyond when my son left his expensive AirPods in our room after checkout. He not only personally went up to the room to look for them but graciously sent them to us without hesitation. I'm not only impressed with the honesty of the staff but their professionalism and exceptional customer service. Traveling can be very stressful but the manager, Brian took a lot of that stress off of us! Thank you!!! read more

Wireless was hit and miss, weak signal. However, the hotel staff were super nice and helpful. Also the cafe worker was really nice, I ordered my food too early but kept them warm until I was ready. Location is nice, has huge selection of places to eat and drink, plus highway access. Also there are some shops nearby. read more

Courtyard by Marriott Dayton North - Hotels Near Me - Dayton, Ohio

No breakfast the rooms weren't the cleanest and they keep charging me although I haven't been there for a week. Definitely not worth the stay only reason I was here was for a class I took and for the price it's not worth it. For what they offer and how clean it is it should be only 40/night. I did like that they use high quality shampoo and conditioner and they had plenty of towels read more

So I stayed here for all of 6 hours between Flights, upon leaving I left very important documents behind. The following day I called about them - they were there, and the managers and staff went out of their way to next day them to me. They saved me a lot of trouble, I thank them from the bottom of my heart! read more

A dated hotel. Shockingly they charge $10 for parking. This is suburban scene with hotels, restaurants, and stores surrounding. This was particularly annoying since a panhandler approached us as we parked asking for money. Lots of newer better options nearby. I will not stay here again!!! read more

Hospitality is the LAST thing on this property's mind!! General manager was dismissive and rude to paying customers. Hotel was just "okay"...rooms are dated, (and dirty) lobby is cluttered and management is unprofessional. Don't stay here!!!! The old man in charge ought to retire. read more

First, I must say that the bistro waitress and morning clerk were great. However, i saw evidence of racism towards another guest by a different clerk. Specifically, an African-American woman asked why a credit card on file was necessary and the clerk replied by saying "in case you steal something!" Also,I had major issues concerning what was offered on the hotels.com website and what was really available (the hotel had no idea that they had a deal for a meal voucher on the website). Goodness gracious. read more

Stayed here July of 2019 weekend stay reservations made 2 months ago. Had 11 year old nephew with me. Hotel never mentioned they were in the middle of remodeling. No swimming pool and workers all over first floor. Friday and Saturday stay, but left Saturday evening after noticing room at 6:00 pm never cleaned from Friday. Don't have access to hotel and room never cleaned. Very disappointed read more

Nice staff and quick check-in. However, the "free "Internet is weak. Only 2 - 3 bars. Oh, TVs are outdated.

Great location close to the airport and lots of restaurants around as other Yelpers testified to. Front desk staff was really friendly and helpful. Room was standard Courtyard. Jacuzzi was tested and I was super happy (relaxed). read more

We stayed at this property the weekend of the Dayton Air Show, so most of the hotels were booked in the area, including the one we normally stay at. Having said that, when travelling to Dallas, we usually stay at a Courtyard, so when it came time to make our reservation, we really didn't think twice about the property. Courtyard: It's good, right? Well, most of the time. We arrived around 4pm and the front desk staff were helpful and friendly enough, no complaints there. One thing I noticed off the bat was the lack of an automatic door at the entrance, making bag carrying a pain, but oh well. The lobby is modern and obviously freshly renovated. There is a market and the hotel "restaurant" The Bistro. More on that in a few. After check in, we head to our $145 room (this price is normal at this property, regardless of the airshow) and upon opening the door immediately thought W.T.F. I've stayed at Motel 6's with bigger (and nicer) rooms! For about $150, you get a bed, a newish tv, a wall a/c unit and a patio. The patio is great, especially in the morning when you can sit outside and smoke and enjoy the nice early summer breeze. But I digress. There isn't a fridge or a microwave, and the bathroom is slightly larger than my closet at home. The bed was comfortable, albeit difficult to keep made. I know I toss and turn a lot during my sleep, but every morning, I woke up and the fitted sheet was somewhere in the massive pile of bedding that somehow ended up forming at the foot of the bed. Oh, and for some reason, the mattress kept scooting off the side of the box springs. My biggest complaint about this property, however, are the paper thin walls. Remember I said the Air Show was in town? Well, this property was pretty full too. Our room is an adjoining room, meaning there is a door between the rooms to make one large room for family types. Of course, we didn't need the door as the room next door was taken by another, shall we say, village. Every night you could hear them all laughing and carrying on. This would start around 9 and end sometime in the wee hours of the morning (after 3 am i can tell you with certainty.) The room door itself is lets lots of noise through. Both nights of our stay we had noise issues out in the hall...I mean to the level of what you would expect if your door was outside and the interstate was a few yards out. The staff was quick to respond to the noise complaint we filed on the second night (give them the benefit of the doubt), but shortly after the staff member left, the noise returned as the people in our room and the rooms immediately surrounding us who were all related, came back out and started talking and having a good time. So it goes without saying that sleep was elusive. The wifi has ok speed (3MB/s on a test), but nothing thuat can run Netflix or anything. Roku and like devices won't work here because some IT genius figured it would be cute to make you click "I AGREE" whenever you connect. Perhaps they should just put that agreement into your checkin paperwork instead? Anyway, the signal is strong and doesn't go out, so that is a plus. Breakfast. The Bistro. Ugh. First, I love hotels that have restaurants inside. It makes travel so much simpler. I expect to pay a little more for this convenience, but not a lot more as I don't like being gouged. Our room came with breakfast both days, so on the first day we went down to the Bistro to see what breakfast was about. MOST hotels at this price point have a buffet or something similar. Not here. Here, you had a very limited choice of items you could have as part of your package, and all of them were extremely over priced. For example. For $10.99 you can get reconstituted scrambled eggs, frozen sausage patties, "fried" potatoes, and toast all prepared by the lovely Chef Mike (that's a microwave for the rest of you). Total price to go to McDonalds and THE EXACT SAME THING PLUS PANCAKES: $4. And MCDonalds tastes 100x better too. The only bright spot about The Bistro was the staff member. She was cheerful (almost annoyingly so) and helpful and knew her stuff. In the end, I highly doubt I will return to this Courtyard anytime soon. Again, there are 20 hotels within spitting distance to the Courtyard many at the same price point that offer many more amenities, thicker walls and a real breakfast. I understand, by reading through other reviews, that room renovations are forthcoming. Be that as it may, unless they are significant and the room rate doesn't rise to match, I just can't justify paying the money for something I can get more across the street. read more

Clean, comfortable bed, friendly employees. Will stay here again if I travel to this area again.

Great hotel. I Pricelined the place and got a steal of a deal. I had to call to the front desk for a few questions and everyone I dealt with was extremely nice. Really enjoyed the pool. The balcony was great, but a little too chilly to sit out. Would have gotten five stars if hot tub was working and had free breakfast! read more

I generally don't write review, but this is an exceptional case .. this is one of the worst hotels of all the Marriot hotels I have stayed so far .. they don't clean up the hotel after you leave .. Front desk person (Male) is not courteous and the rooms are so awesome (RED WALLS AND ANALOG TV'S), this is not updated probably from 1948 and pretty much old .. you don't want to get deceived by the outer looks and get dejected .. I was checking with high expectations like I have one from other Marriott (by University of Dayton), this is way low .. and my mood is completely off .. I did all my best to change to hotel for the next 2 days ... no luck due to air show and other great hotels are full. Not GOOD at all ... not clean .. read more

The room is clean enough but it is noisy. Traffic noise coming from the balcony door/window is pretty loud and I can hear the guests beside me almost as if I'm part of their conversation. They're not being loud it's just that the wall is that thin. This could prove to be a long night. read more

We had a family reunion and the staff was amazing. They allowed us to use their lobby for our meet and greet. It was spacious and free. Great hotel if you don't want to pay for conference space. Shout out to Jeffery at the front desk. He was so helpful and courteous. read more

Interestingly enough, Marriot has two properties within a stone's throw of each other in Dayton. The first night, I stayed at the Residence Inn. The following morning, I went to the airport only to find out that my flight was canceled due to weather delays, and I ended up having to make a last-minute hotel reservation, and I ended up at the Courtyard. It was a vastly better experience! The front desk staff was friendly and helpful, the rooms were spacious and comfortable, and the facilities were well tended to. If I had to choose, I'd stay here over other places near the Dayton Airport! read more

The typical older courtyard the lobby has been updated but the rooms haven't. The rooms are in definite need for a update. There are no outlets unless you start unplugging lights and alarm clocks and the are very outdated I have stayed on much more recent courtyards. read more

We were traveling and made the reservation for this Courtyard on the fly, but having stayed at a FANTASTIC Courtyard in Middleton, Wisconsin the 2 previous nights, we thought we knew what we'd be in for. Boy, were we wrong. First the positive; the gentleman that took the reservation over the phone and eventually checked us in was very nice, and we got a very reasonable rate. The woman who we checked out with was also lovely, as were the ladies in the bistro. Now for the bad.... Although the lobby area and bistro have been updated within the past few years, the rooms have definitely NOT been. Our room had a horrible red wall and furniture that I think was left over from the 1980s. The bathroom looks like a bad Quality Inn that I stayed in 25 years ago. It's just awful and outdated. This hotel is tricky because when you walk in the lobby you think "this is a lovely place to stay" it's not until you get up to the room do you realize "I've made a terrible mistake." I would choose one of the many other hotels that are on the same block as this courtyard if I'm ever in the area again. read more

I was disappointed. We requested an upper floor room and were give one of an adjoining set on the second floor. It was very noisy. We could hear every word spoken in the room next door and the pipes in the walls played a high pitched sound whenever (including at 5am) the room upstairs ran their water. Definitely will not stay there again. read more

Thought it was just ok, and that was before I found a huge clump of hair in the shower. Made me wonder about the cleanliness of the rest of the room. Outdated and no amenities. If I had paid about $75, I wouldn't have been so frustrated. Definitely not a place I'd stay again. read more

Although the only portion of the hotel that is updated is the lobby, the rooms are very comfortable. The TV channels are excellent ( this matters when you travel for weeks at a time) and the staff is awesome. I almost would rather stay here then the Marriott down the road ( they have a concierge though). Close to airport and restaurants. read more