Courtyard Wichita at Old Town

Love the location of this hotel! We walked to local bars and restaurants but when we returned home (late) there were random people outside standing directly in front of the hotel and they were not guests. They actually have security standing outside to make sure no one tries to get in that is not staying there I guess. It was kind of uncomfortable.

I have to agree with others review as the service at this particular location is excellent, very helpful and the team walks around with smiles greeting everyone. Down in the breakfast they are always ready to make your meal to spec and all food doesn’t feel like regular hotel meals. The rooms are large and very comfortable.

The hotel room was very comfortable. When we fist arrived there at night it seemed as though only one other person was staying there, and there was only one staff member working. The hotel was extremely close to 10+ restaurants which was nice. For food I recommend the old Chicago place located to the right of the hotel. The food place in the hotel, table 820, had little to offer the next morning for breakfast. Overall it was a great experience.

Extremely clean. Staff has been friendly. Located right in the heart of olde town with plenty of options for nightlife and eating.

Beautiful hotel with an awesome location. The service was exceptional. Nick went out of his way to make me feel welcome, even loaning me a stapler.

I stay at Marriott properties all the time and this one is just a special spot in Wichita.
The location works well because of the restaurants and bars within walking distance. I like that!
But it is in Old Town and it is nice when people make an investment to reclaim old areas.
Great job! Rooms are nice and they are large.
People at the desk are top notch.

Room is great, reception helpful. My main complaint: The little café/​bar – trying to pass as a Starbucks in the morning. Be warned. Ordered 5 drinks & they all tasted horrid. They DO not know how to make a decent cup of coffee (or frappucino, hot cocoa, etc.) so don’t bother. Oh, and CHEAP wine & really no good options for evening. Other than that, hotel is fine.
But I am currently chewing gum to try to get the awful iron-​blood like aftertaste from the «Starbucks» cappuccino.

Room was nice, but the night attendant was rude. they told us breakfast was free, but wanted to charge 14 for a Continental breakfast. The shuttle driver was great, she took us to our venue and was very nice.

Just finished up a women’s retreat for our church conference at The Courtyard in Old Town Wichita. I must say that the entire process from booking the event to the final touches was a great experience! I have been working with Courtney in their sales department, we negotiated a good price for the rooms needed. The conference room (and the staff setting it up) were wonderful.
The guest rooms were huge and beautiful. This location has recently gone through updates and renovations. The women loved the guest rooms (they are huge) and I heard over and over how friendly and accommodating the staff was.
We had the breakfast buffet which had an omelet bar and a large selection of breakfast items. Our luncheon was catered by the hotel, we had a taco bar which included chicken fajita filling as well as tacos with all the fixings. Both breakfast and lunch were delicious.
They have a Starbucks on-​sight plus coffee in the rooms (not Starbucks). The parking is somewhat limited and normally not free (however it was included in our room pricing).
The location is right across the street from the Old Town Marketplace, there was some noise during the night from local venues (we happened to be staying during a last Friday street event). Which was the only negative thing I heard from the 80+ women attending our event.

I will never stay at this hotel again. We stayed one night. While the property is pretty, there are some serious service issues…
1. The receptionist couldn’t explain to me where to park. That was puzzling.
2. The room was nice, but set up totally wrong. The bed was facing the window and the TV faced a random wall.
3. Housekeeping came by at 9:30am wanting to clean. She was shocked when we asked her to come back. We agreed on «noon» since that was our checkout time.
4. Housekeeping came back at 11. Eager to clean I suppose — but was extra annoying to tell them to leave, again.
5. Charged us $ 250 for «smoking in the room» which we did NOT do. We don’t smoke. Had to call and ask them to take it off. Before they would refund, they had to call housekeeping to «verify». Then they called me back 40 minutes later, with no excuse, a sad apology, and said they would take off the charge.
Never. Again.

I’ve been staying at this hotel for the last four years during the Riverfest tournament. I book my team here every year.
The service is friendly, the recent hotel remodel is tech friendly for tech savvy guests. Sure, you have to pay for parking, but there are plenty of free parking options. Looking forward to next year.

I am currently staying at another Marriott hotel in the area. I called to simply ask a few questions and the representative was extremely short and even borderline rude. They are averaging about two stars on Google. Makes sense.

This hotel was lovely. From the minute we checked in, everyone was courteous & helpful. The room was very clean, breakfast was easy to find and really good. Choices from having a chef make your omelette to really good oatmeal (not that runny gross stuff places pass off as oatmeal) and everything in between. The staff was incredibly nice, really makes a huge difference. The gentleman at check in, the hostess at breakfast & perhaps the nicest guy ever, the night front desk manager who loaned me his own phone charger. We normally stay at Hampton Inns, but this experience may have changed my thinking.

Staying here right now… again…this seems to be a problem with Courtyards across the country… the internet is so slow… as a business traveler this is horrible. Can’t get any work done or stream anything… won’t be staying here next time. I’ll take my Gold Elite Status elsewhere.

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I travel constantly for work and get a government rate. I stay at Marriotts for the points, and usually a Renaissance is the same price as a Fairfield. In a town like Wichita, my only choice was Fairfield Inn and Courtyard – same price but the Fairfield has free breakfast. Not so Courtyard. Plus Fairfield parking is free.
There is no upside to Courtyard.
My first 2 nights in Wichita I stayed at Courtyard for the Old Town experience. After a noisy air conditioner and some machinery banging loudly on the roof all night, I moved to Fairfield. It was new, clean, nice staff and amenities. My next 3 nights were great.

I stayed here last week as my family traveled out to Colorado.
Since I travel for business a lot I try to stay at Marriott so that I can accumulate points. This is like many other Courtyards I have stayed at. The lobby and rooms were very clean and quite large.
I see a lot of people complaining about paying to park, but seriously it was $ 8 and the lot was next door to the hotel. This is a popular downtown area with lots of nightclubs and restaurants. I guess the people complaining don’t travel much as I have paid $ 18 per night to park in downtown San Antonio and $ 22 per night to park in Denver.
The staff here was very nice and provided everything we required. We did not eat here so I can’t say anything about the food service.
I would stay here again without hesitation if I ever pass through Wichita again.

Oh my god, Marriott! What happened? I almost exclusively stay at Marriott hotels when I travel for work because of the consistent quality no matter what ho-​dunk town you’re in is like. Now, this hotel was clean, my bed was comfortable and it wasn’t awful, but I didn’t expect to sleep so badly here. The ac in my room was an electric wall unit that kept shutting on and off during my first night, and waking me up every time it would start on again. I didn’t sleep soundly until I turned the air off. Then it was hot, as it was 108 degrees outside.
The tub had a clog and you have to pay for parking. In Wichita? Oh, come on. The free internet and wi-​fi were so slow I may as well have been on dial up. That might be a regional thing. Also, I saw that rack rates for my large 2 queen suite were $ 299. Come on, Marriott! This is Wichita, Kansas. Get real.
I feel bad for the people who chose to make this their first Courtyard by Marriott. It’s misleading. But, that said, I would only stay in this one as a last resort.

A very overpriced Courtyard that is screaming «remodel me».
You have to pay for parking. At a Courtyard? Say again? In Wichita?
Service was decent. Nothing to write home about.
Breakfast downstairs was nice, and the staff serving was excellent. Very friendly and helpful. The only thing I liked about the hotel.
They actually have a decent gym here, which I totally loved. Too bad they shut it down for no apparent reason while I was staying here.
There are a number of cool bars and restaurants close to the hotel. So, if you are stuck here for work you have a great place to go to get decent food.
You can order room service here through a caterer that delivers for free. My meal was very good and came hot.
I wouldn’t stay here again.