Courtyard Danbury

Great Hotel!
Only stayed one night for business, but the room was quiet, IMMACULATE — in fact, the Hotel is modern, bright, clean and comfortable. Very friendly staff, and the Starbucks on site (while a bit pricey) was convenient for quick breakfast. Would gladly stay here again.

On vacation with a family of 6 so getting two rooms is necessary. We checked in late at 10;30 pm; the staff was courteous and got is quickly checked in with adjoining rooms. The rooms were clean and comfortable. A great one night stay to start off our vacation. Thank you Marriott.

This is a nice hotel with a very hospitable staff and a very toasty hot tub!
Only had the opportunity to stay here for one night during travel, but I really enjoyed my time here.
The hotel is clean, well-​staffed, conveniently located near town, and has beautiful landscaping!
The staff was incredibly friendly and willing to help! After arriving at about 10pm I realized that we would be needing extra blankets and pillows for the pull-​out bed. After a quick trip to the front desk (probably around more like 11pm) I was given two blankets and room service quickly made two trips (because I didn’t hear them the first time! Haha, the struggle was real but they were so polite!) to my room to bring extra pillows. Truly above and beyond their job description!
The room was spacious with a king-​size bed, large flatscreen tv, and couch (with full-​size pullout bed). The room set-​up was convenient, with the bathroom vanity open to the room, while the rest of the bathroom was separate. Room included mini fridge and coffeemaker.
If you are looking for a great place to stay, I would say you have found it! Definitely recommend!

I have stayed in a lot of hotels. Let’s say I am a very frequent traveler and I know what to expect from a Courtyard. The services in this particular Courtyard is just poor. My wake up call never happened. I called down to the front desk and they didn’t answer. They have management issues.

I wish I could put zero stars. One star is far far too generous. I’m a lifetime marriott platinum member — I put in roughly 150+ nights a year for 6 years — and had my wedding guests stay here two weekends ago. Everything they promised was complete bull.
First we were given a tour and shown the suite we would have for our first night as a married couple. That didn’t happen. They sold it instead. I was also told I would get a room Friday night so we could do our last night before marriage away from one another. Also didn’t happen. No reservation. 0 – 2.
We were given a room block of 40 rooms 10 months before our wedding. On Tuesday before our Saturday wedding I got a call letting me know they were oversold and we’re going to bump 4 of my rooms. I guess they know how to take the reservation, they just don’t know how to KEEP the reservation. Only after I made an issue of it did they finally offer to comp one night at a different hotel for these guests (the holiday inn across the street which my guests said was actually nicer).
All of this leaves out the other issues. They were entirely unresponsive, rude, and disinterested throughout the process. Mistakes happen but when they’re 0 – 4 on follow through for someone in their top 1% of customers imagine how they’ll treat you.
So, do yourself a favor and find another hotel. DO NOT BOOK YOUR WEDDING HERE. It’s stressful enough without dealing with this incompetence.

My second stay in the hotel. The rooms are spacey and clean. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to open my room window on the hotel’s back side. The staff is professional and very friendly. The only downside is the breakfast, served by Starbucks. It is not bad, but a bit boring if you spend there more than 2 or 3 days. Definitely a good place to stay, the location is good (close to Walmart).

Exceeded my expectations for a small biz hotel in the middle of nothing. The bed was a little soft but hotel was super quiet and I slept like a baby. Facilities are modern and clean. Check in fast abs efficient (if not that friendly). The best surprise was breakfast at the bistro café downstairs. They are super friendly and fast. Loved the fresh strawberries, breakfast croissant sandwich and Starbucks chai latte.

Just ok. This used to be my preferred chain when I travelled a lot on business in the 80s and 90s. This time I noticed a drop off in amenities at the same time that the pricing seemed a bit high. The only coffee available in the morning was Starbucks which needed to be purchased at Starbucks prices.

Nice rooms, very clean also. However, never have I been to a hotel that doesn’t have free breakfast in the morning. $ 40 for breakfast! I don’t think so.

Pros:
1) There is one in a place like Danbury, CT.
2) Rooms and the hotel very clean
3) The Bistro food is great
4) A lot of restaurants and shops within minutes.
Cons:
1) At 9:55 p.m. I made a call to The Bistro downstairs to order food. I was told that The Bistro is closed when the timing is till 10 p.m. I understand that Thursdays are slow and the guy perhaps just took off a few minutes early. But upon asking «now that the restaurant is closed, is there another way to order food from Marriott, meaning is there another restaurant within Marriott?», I received a response «well I am not trained to cook, so no!». I not only found it weird and rude, but funny at the same time. The lady at the reception is usually nice. One star off.
2) There was no hot water (lukewarm) for two straight days but they eventually fixed the problem. But that the problem occurred in the first place and no one noticed it until 10 of us complained, made me take another star off.
3) 2 Treadmills, one bike, one elliptical machine, and weights in the gym. The hotel probably has 100+ rooms and they were claiming every day that they’re sold out. I find the ratio messed up. I personally never had to wait, so no stars taken off because of this.
Three stars are still on there.

I stayed at this hotel for two nights while attending a wedding. Upon checking in, I went up to my room where the light in the bathroom was blinking and I was right outside the elevator. This initially really annoyed me, but when I called down to the front desk, they were very accommodating. They sent someone up to fix the light right away — which was good for the next person — and also sent someone up with the keys to my new room.
The bed was comfortable and the room was a good size. The curtains completely covered the windows, which was nice because sometimes you get that one line that’s not completely covered and then the sun beams in your eyes. The ac kicking on was not loud, like it is in some hotel rooms and I was able to keep the room at a comfortable temperature for me.
The parking lot is weird though. There’s not a lot of parking out front and when you park out back, you have to walk all the way to the front of the hotel to get back in again because none of the side doors work. When its raining and cold, this is not ideal.

I have been trying to plan my wedding accommodations for months with them and they are just not accommodating, not friendly, do not respond, and frankly do not care. Pretty unexpected coming from a Marriott. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel with so many other higher quality hotels in the area. The only reason I was looking here is due to location.

There is nothing extremely wrong or extremely great about this place… I didn’t have a chance to try their restaurants there, but they do have a few restaurants next door, that looked good.
The rooms are clean, but small; They have Paul Mitchell shampoo/​conditioner in the bathroom, which is a plus, but I think for the size of the rooms, compared to the hotels in the area, it seems to be overpriced… This would be ideal for someone traveling on business… The room with a king bed would definitely not fit more than 2 people…

Newly Remodeled. Good Service Staff. Excellent Rooms.

Had a very nice stay here – no complaints. The room was clean (except for what looked like an advil in the corner on the rug), staff was pleasant and check in and check out was smooth.

Nice new or remodeled feel. Not sure if this hotel is brand new or has just had a thorough remodel — it seems brand new. The breakfast bar in the lobby is well done also — makes for a great meeting spot for groups — and snacks always help.
I would stay here again. No complaints — only praise.

This Marriott is just ok. I have stayed here numerous times as it is close to one of my work sites. They staff is friendly, but I always seem to have some minor issue when I am there. Most recently it was that the hairdryer was missing and it took them 40 minutes to «run one right up». If it was not so close, I might switch to the Springhill, which I liked better and had a free breakfast.

Clean, quiet and new. The décor was nice the room was modern, with vibrant colors and textures, nice flat screen TV with HD channels. Shower pressure was good, I wish they had a shelf or table in the bathroom the sink is outside the door and they leave the soaps out there. BUT… The beds are firm some people like that I was not a fan, the pillows are small and all the same level of comfort (no options on firm or soft) and the thread count of the linens was low and itchy. Did not have a chance to have breakfast, the pool and hot tub area looked clean. The beds are the only reason I gave it 3 stars. If the bed was softer and the sheets were higher thread count I guess the room wouldn’t be as cheap as it was but I would have given then 5 stars.

I’ve spent more time than i’d like at this Marriott (I love my job), but it’s a solid choice for the lonely business traveler. Yes, there’s a lack of good restaurants nearby and yes, the bedsheets are annoyingly scratchy, but it’s a Courtyard, and consistency is king .
As an understudy of supply chain management, quality/​process improvement, and Six Sigma methodology, the variance of quality of my stays at this Courtyard is markedly tolerable. As a six sigma nerd, i’m secretly pleased by this fact — though I still detest the scratchy sheets.