Courtyard Tucson Williams Centre

If you go in expecting to stay at a motel, you won’t be disappointed. The bed was large, and two orders of magnitude less comfortable than what you’d expect from an actual Marriott hotel. The air conditioner was very loud, but this also muted out the hallway noise, and helped me fall asleep. The room was freezing, though. The shower was fine, and they have Paul Mitchell shampoo. There is not much to do in the immediate vicinity (which does not give a great portrayal of Tucson), but you can walk to Jimmy Johns and Olive Garden. There is a ton of parking, though, if you have a car. Service at the front desk was top notch. I got a great deal, and would definitely stay again for the same price.

walked in and got good vibes. the guy at the front desk, josh, was helpful and accommodating and nice even tho it was 12 am when we were checking in. the rooms are nice. everything from the amount of pillows they have on the bed to the fact that they have a full length mirror was awesome. and there’s a fridge and iron and free wifi that’s actually good! pretty good place for a one or two night stay

Hotel is very nice and very clean and the staff was very friendly they accommodated me and my family at the last minute I’m very happy with this hotel I would recommend it

I travel for a living. Courtyards are all the same… except this one is so bad that I felt compelled to write a Unilocal review about it. The walls and floors are paper thin. You will hear people stomping over head (they are probably just walking but it sounds like stomping) you will hear the TV in the next room, you will hear the people talking out in the courtyard AND worst of all, you will hear the cleaning staff as early as 6am talking and laughing and yelling down the hall way at each other right outside your door. I stayed here 3 times – the first time they were under construction and there was banging all night long (the front desk said «they are working non-​stop to finish quickly), the second time I got a contact high from the pot smoke wafting down the hallway from someones room. The third time I tried to book next door at the Residents Inn but at the last minute they had a flood and had to book me, guess where?! Bring earplugs…

I stayed here when I went to Tucson for a job interview. I got a discounted rate due to the interview, so that was a pleasant surprise! The front desk man was very friendly, despite me arriving at the hotel at midnight. He definitely had a good attitude and was welcoming. The lobby itself is pretty nice — there is a food area (breakfast in the morning, dinner and bar at night, coffee all day long) with plenty of tables, an office area, a fireplace, and a TV.
There is only one elevator, but it is pretty fast. The hotel rooms are nice and spacious. The bathroom was also nice and large. However, the walls are extremely thin. I heard my neighbor’s alarm go off non-​stop all morning. He/​she was definitely a fan of the snooze button.
Everything about the hotel was pretty nice, but the thin walls were a little too annoying for me. Maybe it’s because I was there for an interview and was a little stressed. Otherwise, it was a nice hotel, especially for a discounted rate!

We spontaneously decided to extend our day trip to Tucson and found a decent deal on a room here through Priceline. This hotel is located in a decent area of east Tucson, close to lots of shopping, restaurants and all the other usual suburban amenities. Turns out the good price might have been reflective of the kind of aging hotel under going a major renovation. Overall, service was decent and the room met our most basic needs, but the noisy HVAC system, poor room temperature regulation and not so comfy beds will have us looking elsewhere on our next trip.

Stayed at this hotel 3 or 4 times in the last year and a half. Started out with free (good) coffee in the morning and a nice happy hour. This spring they did not offer the coffee. Now in the fall they do not have the happy hour. It’s a friendly clean hotel but, the little perks were fun.
Does the price justify no perks? We will probably continue to stay here as it’s clean and we like the location.

I spent days looking for a hotel that was clean, not crazy expensive, and kinda close to U of A.
I am very picky when it comes to hotels because I hate ones that are dirty. I was very happy staying here and couldn’t find much I didn’t like! Room was clean, a/​c was cold, and service was great. For some reason there is no a/​c in the hallways and it felt a little stuffy but not a big deal to me. Overall, I was very happy with everything and will stay here again if I need to travel to Tucson !

We stayed here thanks to being super close to the American Board of Radiology. There are several average chain restaurants nearby. The rooms are basic and there is a small bistro downstairs where you can grab breakfast or a drink. The hotel was packed with people taking the board exams… and if all the rooms were like ours, many were simultaneously panicking about managing to sleep with an extraordinarily loud and rattling air conditioner.
Addendum: we checked with some others that stayed here and their air conditioners were super annoying also. Something to consider for ABR exam takers!

Kevin at the front desk was very professional and welcoming. 5 Stars for staffing such a great customer service oriented associate.

Kevin is so helpful super friendly he is always In a great mood I am often here on business trips and can always count on his positive attitude

Kevin Dillard is the BEST! Hes very attentive he makes sure your room is satisfactory and even suggested and printed restaurant menus for us!

We were in town for our daughters graduation from U of A and would definitely recommend staying here. It’s a little far from campus, (about a 15 minute drive) but not too bad. Once we arrived we were greeted by Kevin who went above and beyond to be helpful and welcoming. We were traveling with my mom and he was friendly and genuinely interested in ensuring that our stay was pleasant. It was such a great experience upon check in due to Kevin and it made a great start to a very nice stay! There were even welcome U of A grads and parents signs in the lobby! The rooms are clean and nicely decorated and appointed. There is a refrigerator and coffee maker in the room which is really convenient. The café downstairs serves a nice little menu and coffee. The pool is on the small side, but very refreshing and like the rooms, was clean and inviting. I would recommend this as a great place to stay.

Room:
Bed was way too hard… WAY TO HARD! Good luck sleeping, unless you like hard beds.
Pillows too flat
Bathroom was shabby and needed help
Room was sleek and updated
AC WAS RIDICULOUSLY LOUD!
Hotel:
Lobby was sleek and modern
Gym was small, but nice
Hallways were shabby and outdated
Not sure if I would stay here again. Staff was great, especially graveyard crew.

This Marriott Courtyard is as basic as a hotel can get — you have your room and little more (see their website for what I assure you is a complete list of their amenities). So it is a place to sleep. But it is a pretty good place to sleep — clean, very well-​maintained, not too expensive, and with everything working properly. Don’t expect an in-​room safe, a free breakfast, or an ice machine where the door says «ice machine». Don’t expect the small coffee shop in the lobby to be manned when they say it will be.
Do expect the air conditioning/​heating unit to be loud but not extremely so, and do expect to hear some noise from adjoining units which might be an issue when they are crowded.
I would return if I needed a place to sleep and did’t want to spend more, but I won’t be dreaming about it or Williams Centre.

The hotel itself was fine. The restaurant attached to the hotel was pretty weak sauce. I spent $ 10 for breakfast and walked away hungry. The exercise room was pretty small. Free weights and some cardio machines. That’s it. It wasn’t a bad place, I guess I’ve just come to expect more.

Great hotel, loved everything about it. From the time we checked in the girl at the front desk Ambar took great care of us and got us all set up. The food they had at the Bistro was very good as well. The GM was around all week and asked us how our stay was and if there was anything he could do to make it better. I also observed training sessions in the lobby area with their staff and just overhearing it you could tell they really cared about their image and customer service!

This is a nice, clean and well maintained facility. The rooms are functional and look contemporary. However, the bathrooms have no hooks for hanging toiletry bags.
The staff is super nice and helpful. My only gripe was that the housekeeper gave me more shampoo instead of conditioner.
They do have a nice little food counter and bar. Since everything is made to order, you need to plan extra time for breakfast. I personally prefer breakfast buffets for that reason.
Overall, this stay was a good experience, and I would love to stay there again when I’m in Tucson next time.

This hotel is a bit far from most things of interest in Tucson. But it is a straight shot down Broadway to either UofA or downtown.
The lobby and dining area is very nice. The staff was friendly and helpful.
The room was comfortable and adequately spacious. There was a fridge in the room (even though the website doesn’t show it), but there is no microwave. However, they will let you use the microwave in the lobby area. Which was nice.
The bed was a little hard for me, and the pillows a bit too soft (the filling tends to move away from your head so you end up with your head almost on the mattress. Two pillows seemed to fix that problem.
Internet was fine (and free). Bathroom was clean.
Overall, a nice hotel. Nothing too fancy, but very nice and not too expensive.

I’m currently staying here for a trade show.
–Prices are fair
–great location
–right across the street from a big target so if you forget anything at home, you can find basically any thing in that target– even groceries
–clean, newly renovated looking
— cute fireplace in the lobby, bring a book, have some tea at their marketplace (closes at 10pm) and enjoy yourself
— toilet and shower is separate from the sink, which I find convenient when traveling with another person.
–try «the good egg» for breakfast around the block — great food!
— I am not the one to complain about pillows but they are small and horribly uncomfortable. My neck is gonna kill me in a few days!