Courtyard Marriott San Antonio Six Flags At the Rim

Stayed here many many times. Staff is polite and accommodations are adequate. Good location for my needs and the grounds are great with lots of very nice restaurants close by.
Complaints: My cell phone doesn’t work in the room for some reason. Food is below average. I wish Courtyard would stop serving microwave food and charging the prices they do. If I want a Lean Cuisine, I’ll buy one from the freezer and microwave it in my room. Not the hotel’s fault, it’s a Marriott Courtyard issue…

Average courtyard. 3.75 stars. Close to shopping and attractions. Friendly staff, bistro needs some attention. Otherwise great hotel, would recommend and stay here again.

Great hotel! Nicely updated rooms! Friendly front desk folks!

Loved my stay. Stayed January so didn’t deal with too many people issues or parking problems
Pros: location, clean, check in/​out was a breeze, La Cantera Shops around the corner, The Rim Shopping Center next door, Movie theater next door, variety of restaurants to choose from, area felt safe, near hill/​mountains, free parking …,.
Cons: no free breakfast
Check out pics.

We stayed after spending time at the six flags. Lots of restaurant nearby. BJ restaurant was open til midnight so we were able to get a late dinner in.
Stayed Friday night. We got in at midnight but still parking spaces. Room is nice and pool looked nice too. Too bad no complimentary breakfast,

I’m giving a review of one star because the hotel had no hot water. The desk seems to be unaware of the problem and I know we are not the only ones who had this problem. I spoke with several other guests in the lobby who were also showering tepid at best. Too bad, because everything else was great. The place is clean, pleasant, and the beds are wonderful. But a hotel really should have hot water, at a minimum.

I have nothing bad to say about this Hotel. Came down to visit a friend who was here on Business and was blown away on the service, comfy rooms, and modern layout. I especially enjoyed a cup of starbucks, great tasting food and a TV at my table for breakfast in the morning. Will definitely choose Marriott Courtyards for any future adventures!

Courtyard Marriott at the Rim is a very nice hotel in a very nice part of town. Courtyards that are new, or have been remodeled, are modern and welcoming. Not a Marriott, but not Fairfield or Residence Inn, either. It is what it is. If you want quiet, clean, small gym, small office area with a few computers and printing, airline kiosk and touchscreen news and weather for business travelers, small pool, library, comfortable chairs in the lobby that you can actually enjoy reading a book on San Antonio history in, and exceptionally professional staff who wear suits, call you by name, say hello, good bye, and cater to every and any need, stay here.
This is not a Residence Inn, so don’t expect buffet and happy hour-​The ‘Bistro’ has good food for moderate prices if you don’t want to go to one of a hundred restaurants or a thousand stores at the RIM or the high-​end mall (a.k.a. Shops at Cantera), within a mile or two of this property. It’s nice to have service in a less expensive hotel, where the agent at the front might be taking your food order, or making your morning latte or evening cocktail, or scheduling your 5AM wakeup. It’s personal, not business. This is the best thing about Courtyard, and I have found it to be consistent across the country.
Although close to everything, including the Westin’s resort golf courses, the huge Six Flags, and I-​10, it is also away from everything in a private, undeveloped area, outside the shopping center and closer to open land and condos. This makes parking safer. Because it’s in the high 100s this week, the option of Starbucks in the morning, a meal to order without having to get dressed up, and a full bar at night, are very handy for the traveler who wants to stay in, and you’ll have no trouble striking a conversation with another customer, or the staff.
Since it’s sooooo hot, and Six Flags is closed until tomorrow, and there are ZERO kids in the pool, an evening swim is a thought… nah, too damn hot outside this week… oh well… relaxing with a cold one and watching the Little League World Series is a forty-​something husband and father away from home’s idea of a good time.
In regards to the June review, one star… really…totally unfair… the pool is small, but the fact that’s it outdoors, and right next to the Bistro where one can sit on the outside porch, have a bite, a smoke, a drink, watch their kids swim safely, and relax after a long day of meetings or shopping or roller coasters… that’s not misleading… that’s the reality. Oh… freeways in Texas are weird… don’t hate Marriott, player.
In regards to the March review, he’s talking about the Residence Inn… great…we did live in one for a few weeks, and it was just what he said it was. If you want to fight with the 75-​year-​old retired Air Force Colonel’s wife over the last cup of batter or sausage patty or meatball, go for it. I’ll read my free USA Today enjoying a waffle or omelet brought to my table, a Minute Maid Apple Juice and some fresh brewed coffee for 10 bucks, and I’ll like it, because I have to work this week, all week, and I deserve good coffee.
Fully recommended, and don’t forget to say thank you for a great stay!

First of all, this is a Courtyard and Not a full service Marriott. Pool pictures are completely misleading. The pool is the size of a bathtub and is full of kids all the time.
Location kinda sucks because every time you leave the hotel your always looping around the highway to get back.
I would NOT stay here again…

This is one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed at ever! I wish every hotel was like this.
The room I received is amazing… it has a full kitchen and a living room in addition to my bedroom. I could actually live here if I wanted too.
The breakfast is just amazing too. Fresh eggs, sausage, ham, biscuits and gravy, fruit, cereal, yogurt, milk, juice, coffee and a waffle maker. What else could you ask for? Nothing.
Also there is a managers reception at night from 6 to 7:30pm. I had no idea this existed because the last 3 nights I was working late but tonight I walked in to find a full spread of food. It was meatball night tonight and I had a nice meatball sandwich on toasted italian bread. I also found a portable beer keg too. Yes they give you beer with your food. There is no reason to go out to eat because everything is here. I lwish I would have seen the keg sooner but I got in a few beers in 22 minutes!

This hotel is brand new. It’s in a great location right before the Rim. It is literally within walking distance from Six Flags Fiesta Texas. I wouldn’t advise walking there though, I-​10 is in the way! The Shops at La Cantera are also very close. The décor in this hotel is very modern. The rooms are very nice but not huge. The room includes a coffee maker, free coffee, refrigerator, $ 4 water bottles (ha!), flat screen tv with cable and free wireless internet in every floor. There is also a guest laundry on the 3^rd floor. The pool is small but very nice and it is shared with the Residence Inn. Lots of parkikng too. This area is still being developed so a rental car is definitely good to have.