Courtyard Hotels in New York

Went for a family reunion booked 2 rooms our stay was for a week.Reception was great very attentive,Informative.. I had an option of cleaning service every day which I did and it was the worst… I had to tell reception most of the time to let them know to change my sheets and the one time they did change the sheet they were ripped from the corners, old and smelly… bathrooms were not properly cleaned. I was very disappointed it… its a really beautiful hotel but housekeeper have to do a better job.. at the end of my stay I told the receptionist and he didn’t even care…

It was a great stay! Monica went above and beyond to provide us the best service possible. She is very welcoming and helped us with our every needs. Whether it was replacing a new card or pointing us in the right direction or even just welcoming us back to the hotel after a long rainy day. You can count on that we will definitely rebook as long as Monica is still there!

The room is a little small for 4, not enough storage, the wardrobe where there is the safe is too small, plus there is an ironing board, I don't see the point. There should have been 4 bathrobes as well as 4 pairs of slippers but there were only 2 bathrobes. The rendering of the photos does not reflect reality. In addition I paid extra to be between the 10th and 20th floor but the view was zero because it was in the interior corner of the hotel.

We stayed at the Courtyard Hotel on Greenwich Street on Friday night. Marriott hotels are held to a high standard. This hotel had its pros and cons. Pros: - Price. The hotel is reasonably priced for Manhattan. Our Friday night stay was about $220 before taxes and $260 afterwards. - Location. The hotel is literally steps from the World Trade Center and World Financial Center complex. - Transportation- The #1 Train (Rector Street Station) is at the front door. The R train stop (Rector Street) is one block away. - Cleanliness - The room and bathroom were clean and well maintained. Cons: - Space. The rooms are tiny. The bathroom was about 5x7 feet. The closet is tiny. There is one chair. - Noise. New York used to be called The City That Never Sleeps. We heard street noise, even though we were on the 18th floor.

The transportation is convenient, the surrounding environment is good, the room is slightly small, clean and comfortable, breakfast is considered self-help, the result is a single point downstairs, each room for 30 nights.

It may have been upgraded, the room is extra large and the facilities are complete. The location is also very good, downstairs is the subway station, convenient to JFK airport, only 10 minutes to the central railway station. There are supermarkets and restaurants in the surrounding area, and there is a place to eat breakfast in the distance. The lighting in the room is not enough, and the bath water can be bigger.

The location of this hotel is the main reason to stay here. The hotel is close to transit, shopping, restaurants, The Port Authority Bus Terminal and Bryant Park. My room had 2 double beds. The bed was very comfortable. One of the elevators was out of service during my 3-day stay. I had noticed this same issue with one of the elevators not working on previous stays so this seems to be an ongoing issue. Since the hotel has 33 floors and many many rooms this presents a problem for guests. The wait in the lobby is very long for an elevator and when trying to return to the lobby from one's room the wait is also very long due to only 2 elevators being in service. The elevators are VERY SMALL which further exacerbates this problem. The room definitely needs to be renovated and is showing its age. There were cracks in the ceiling, the metal pull/handle on the heavy sliding wood door to the bathroom was loose and coming off, the water did not drain properly in the bathroom sink and the tub/shower combination. The TV did not work. George, the engineer, quickly fixed the sink/tub drain issue and replaced the sink stopper which also was not working. He let me know that if there was anything else needed, to let him know as this is what he was there for. He overheard my call to the Front Desk letting them know the remote did not turn on the TV and offered to help. He found out the TV was unplugged and upon plugging the TV back in , the remote now worked. The tub/shower combination only has a glass partition covering half of the opening so when taking a shower, water easily sprays out onto the floor creating a wet mess. Very poor design for closing off a shower area that consistently gets lots of water directed out of the tub/shower area! Miguel, at the Front Desk, was professional and friendly and my main point of contact. Why are the above maintenance and repair items not checked periodically to make sure that a guest upon checking into a room will not have to spend unnecessary time out of their vacation handling these basic items during their stay? This was an inconvenience to me and took valuable time out of my short 3-day stay. Very disappointed with my stay at this Marriot. As a Marriott Bonvoy member I expected much more and a better overall experience!

A typical average Marriott should get a typical average rating, but the staff at this hotel raises the rating. The average staff member has been at this hotel more than 20 years, and their experience shows. This good, solid, clean, hospitable hotel is popular with families and tourists. Nice and quiet. Do not expect any sort of view, unless you like looking into other people's apartments across the alley. Better location than I expected; easy bus route and subway access. Do NOT drive your car into Manhattan if you can avoid it. I could not avoid it. There is no place to park while registering, other than curbside. I double-parked, ran inside and let the valet deal with the gigantic dump truck stuck behind me honking his horn. Just pay the extra money and let the valet deal with your car. Tipping is appropriate, but the staff is not snobby about it and I had to run after the valet to hand him $10.

We had a 6/F room with two double beds. View was of another building but we didn’t care about that as we were only staying for two nights. To give an idea of how small the room is; we had three big suitcases and there was not enough floor space to open two of them and walk around. Cons; The room is very basic - no free drinking water, no pen or pad, no slippers, no tissues in the room. The towels were thin and the hairdryer was weak. One of the poles on the curtains had been pulled off and left in a corner. There is a Keurig coffee machine but only paper cups and no spoons. Walls are thin, can easily hear other guests talking and closing doors. Bath tub had no plug. Check your bill. They charged us for the breakfast when it was already included in the room rate. Front desk said it will be credited back onto the card so we will wait and see. Pros; The shower pressure is good and the bathroom and carpets looked new. The beds were firm and comfy. The room overall was clean. The staff were friendly. There is a safe. There is a fridge but it’s empty. Breakfast was surprisingly decent. Cereal, bagels, eggs, French toast salad/cheese and lots of coffee. Our room rate included breakfast. If it didn’t I would have gone out to a local diner instead.

The location is very good, within 10 minutes walking distance from the shopping street, there are 3 large supermarkets, drug stores, Starbucks, there is a Starbucks on the first floor, breakfast can be eaten here. There are also several burger restaurants, the most famous being the Shake Shack Main Store. The hotel is good both in service and staying experience. Room 28 is not small, it is much newer than other old hotels, and the layout is good. Will consider staying here next time.