Courtyard Nashua

I stayed here for the pool and hot tub. I was notified the day before my stay that the place was under construction and the pool and hot tub were not available. I can understand that and blame myself for maybe not realizing it was under construction. Not a big deal.
The big problems were the beds. Most uncomfortable beds I’ve slept in at any Matriott. The sheets kept coming off and exposing the gross mattress pad that was pretty rinky dink as well.
Then the morning manager guy. Total dick! I had to be on the road at 7 am on a Saturday. They don’t start breakfast until 7. That is pretty late in my experiences with Marriot (75 nights/​year). I can usually sneak in early and grab something like cereal and be on my way. It’s 6:45am. So I asked the manager where the breakfast room is. He came back with a real fast and snooty;“Breakfast is at 7am.”
I came back with; «not when, where is breakfast?» He went on to explain that there is nothing available until 7. When I asked if coffe were available, he asked if I «we’re a registered guest of the hotel». At 6:45 in the morning… For a cup of free crappy coffe! I politely told him I was and he pointed me to the Coffe.
Next a guest pulled me to the side and explained to me that dude is a dick. I agreed. Then the nice guest pointed me down the hall to the breakfast room where breakfast was all set up and had been serving since 6:30am! There was a server and about 10 guest in there enjoying a nice breakfast. The manager could have just pointed down the hall. Instead he had some sort of ego trip following the exact rules. I will be at the Fairfield next trip. Thanks for reading my story. This is my first complaint of a Marriott.

This is a very upscale Courtyard with pretty much everything you would find at a Marriott hotel. It’s in a very quiet location where you can walk the half mile circle, drive into town, or see the strip, right off the highway.
I am pretty sure you can get room service from their great restaurant, or eat in the bar area, which is nice. Rooms are typical Courtyard, very comfortable and built for a business traveler with a work table and lounge chair.
Everyone there is super nice and helpful. Hotel is getting renovated which should make it even nicer. Four floors. No Bistro but a very nice full service restaurant.
Nashua is a very nice little town with lots to see and do.

I am a loyal Marriott rewards member and this is one of the worst Marriott’s I have ever stayed in. Christine was not friendly, rude and when I asked if they had a shuttle to the airport in Manchester which is a 10 minute drive she said «NO», but recommend dial a local driver and gave me the wrong number. I had to call her back 3 times to get the right number and she got progressively more irritated each time. Turns out the guy is local and had cancelled his 1 – 877 prefix and used area code 603. When. I called Christina back to politely let her know she yelled, «well I cannot make him come to you» and hung up on me. Then she refused to answer the phone and it was 9pm, all I wanted was a ride to the airport to catch the 0555 flight, not a rude Marriott front desk meanie. The hotel also just commenced renovation and it is loud and dirty. Stay away, and send Christine back to charm school!

Very uninspiring surroundings. Complete with dirty, ripped curtains and a view from my window of the air conditioners. As an elite member, I wonder where they put the people without status. Staying here is more like incarceration than a vacation.

I am a Marriott Rewards point whore. Don’t hate me for it.
There aren’t many hotel choices in Nashua, so of course I stayed here and earned some Marriott points. The room rate was pretty inexpensive, the staff was very friendly and the room was very quiet.
Can’t think of any reason not to stay here if I am in Nashua again.

Nice place to stay when traveling. Hotel is clean and the staff is great.

Stayed here for work and was not impressed. Apart from the whirlpool and swimming pool, there are a few things they need to work on…
— Breakfast is NOT included and costs 12.99 $. I checked out this buffet and its no different than the free Homewood Suites breakfast. Basically all Sysco stuff, non local, and definitely not healthy for you. Thank you very much, Id rather starve.
— Coffee comes with Styrofoam cups. For a hotel that tries to help the environment with their towel problem (ie, save money really) they sure like using materials which dont decompose and have been linked with causing breast cancer. Why not have a pile of ceramic mugs?
— Checking out their fitness room, did not see any weights. Just a bunch of thread machines.
— They dont have proper ‘do not disturb’ door cards. Not sure if the ‘wait 30 moments’ card means someone will be walking into my room or not. Meaning, if I need my room cleaned, then I would like to indicate as such and not have cleaning service potentially come into my room each day.
They also have free wifi and an office type section. They really cater to the out of state worker from New York here, not really the health conscious people on the go.

It’s everything you’d imagine a budget Nashua New Hampshire hotel located in an office park would be.
On a related note, Toyota Celicas are working automobiles that will take you from point A to point B, but I wouldn’t want to be in charge of the advertising division that promotes them. That is precisely why this review is so difficult…
If you need a space with a bed in it and a toilet to take care of your business… COURTYARD NASHUA! Ask about our roof and office building-​view specials! Four walls and a door included… FREE!
On a positive note, it is clean and the staff is very friendly. Other than that, it is as exciting as the color beige. But what did you expect? This is Nashua. Luxury here is extra ranch sauce for your boneless hot wings.

I’ve been here a few times. Hotel is very nicely done, good pool, nice service. The bar is only OK. The food at the bar is hot and miss. Had the pasta, tasted like it was from a low grade, store bought, jar.
Rooms are nicely decorated.
Would recommend staying here. Not eating dinner.
Breakfast is OK.

Typical business style. Clean. Two adults, two small children in my party. Rooms are not very wide. Stumbling over eachother seems to be the norm these days in hotel rooms. The mathemetician must have scaled down the rooms to make it better for the corporation’s bottom line but not the customer’s creature comfort. Yet, that’s what those spacious lobby’s are for, I guess. Computers everywhere in the lobby. I did not feel encroached upon. And, what is it about hotel room bathrooms not having VENT fans? Whew! Courtesy coffee in the morning in the lobby… but, puhleeze, get rid of the little plastic creamer cup things. No class. Put a container (s) of cream on the counter, would ya? Nothing more annoying than having to peel these little creamer cups (and several of them) just to get your morning jolt going.
I mentioned it to Cathy behind the reception counter and she gave me this standard corporation answer, and suggested that if I needed help opening those containers to bring them to her and she would be glad to help me. Whaaaat?

I’ve stayed here several times — comfortable hotel, clean rooms, HD TVs in the room, although they need more HD programming.
The bar downstairs in the lobby typically has a couple of TVs going all day and evening. During football season this is awesome as you can get a drink at the bar and watch college or NFL football — depending on the day!
Staff is friendly and helpful.

Based on other courtyard marriott’s I’ve stayed at, this one is slightly below average. Internet speed was .46Mb/​s down — a bit slow even for free internet. Bed is like a slab of concrete, maybe ideal if you’re Fred Flintstone.

Rooms are new and up to date. Very comfortable.

Well, I started out at the Day’s Inn in Hudson, only a few miles away, but only stayed one night because they didn’t have an ethernet connection, which I needed (though the did have wireless), so I came here, which had both. Because I went to New Hampshire for the primary, they completely gauged for the rooms at $ 250, but there was no choice with limited hotel choices at the late date. The lobby was very nice, and the rooms were decent, but certainly no nicer than the Day’s Inn. The restaurant was closed from 11AM-​5PM and you can’t walk anywhere from it’s location, so an automobile is necessary, even if you plan to work from the room.

Very friendly staff, rooms are kept clean. when I stayed in they had huge group of knitting going on at dining area, it was kinda funny, it was really late yet bunch of old (er) folks knitting. Very friendly staff. Running around the hotel is challenging, found a very short trail which leads to nowhere, so hitting the gym is probably you r best bet staying in shape.

I love free wi-​fi in the marriott chain. I love free morning coffee in the marriott chain. this place get’s it and I like it.