Courtyard Hanover

I am here for a work related training and using the conference room. I am not Staying over. is easily accessible from Route 10 east.
The inside appears to be recently renovated, is very clean and spacious. There are plenty of spots to sit with a lot of outlets to charge your electronics.
There is a small café/​deli when you walk in. I did not get anything from it but it looks clean and is inviting.
It’s a beautiful day out. There are two seats in front of the hotel. It seems all the smokers congregate around the benches in front of the entrance.

Short Summary — Paper thin walls…
I am traveling to NJ on a nearly weekly basis and will be for several months. I have been trying to find a comfortable, convenient, and reliable hotel without breaking the bank.
When I first walked into the lobby I was thrilled to see the Courtyard lobby that I am used too, it was updated and welcoming. I checked in and was told I was «picked» as the customer of the week (I noticed several other «gifts» for other «customers of the week»). I appreciated the gesture and accepted my candies and tiny water bottle.
Part of the note indicated that I also received a room upgrade. I didn’t have high hopes of a nice upgrade, but figured any upgrade should help.
The room seemed clean though felt a little dated. I have NO idea what I was upgraded from but this room was below what I would consider my normal room in any courtyard Marriott I normally stay at. When I sat on the bed I immediately noticed creaky springs… I sat on the 2^nd bed and noticed the same thing.
All-​in-​all I was unimpressed but figured I would deal with it in the morning.
After dinner I returned to my room and sat down. within a few min I started to hear talking like it was someone standing right outside my door and talking at my door. Once I got up to investigate I realized it was coming from the room next to me. I could literally hear both sides of a phone conversation.
later I began to hear someone from the room on my other side as if they were standing in my room.
Fortunately for me I was on the first floor and didn’t have anyone below me.
I will be staying at this hotel for one more night. then I am checking out and moving to another hotel.

As Courtyards go spending only 1 night here last week it certainly passed the test as several Mariott courtyards so often fail but this one was fine. Checked in with the new Mobile Application so arriving my hey was ready and nothing to sign just confirmed my credit card on file was to be charged. Great Amanda Very nice hands me the keys drag my bag to the room and BOINK neither key worked… Maintenance guy in hall could not get them to work either so back downstairs new keys… this time worked fine.
Room itself was comfortable with ok linens. nice work desk… though TV was on side not facing bed… Free Internet in room and in lobby areas. AC worked fine and was quiet shower was adequate though towels were a bit thin.
Was gone early so did not get to partake or even found out if there was free breakfast…
All and all aside from the arrival door issue. would not hesitate to stay here again if price points were agreeable.
Small note if coming from RT Traveling west you have to go down a quite a bit to make the UTURN as well as if you need to go back into East Hanover the uturn is mile down the road as well. not logistically perfect.

Although I live about 15 minutes from here, this Courtyard came through for my wife and I. We have been staying here for about 2 weeks while our house is being renovated. The staff here is amazing. Ultra friendly and call you by name. We really enjoyed the Bistro downstairs especially when we couldn’t escape locally due to weather. They have a stocked bar (limited but does the job) and their menu is filling and delicious.
Their rooms are comfortable and pleasant. The showers are spacious and clean. Their beds are soft and inviting… for you to just lay there and sleep.
Desk area comes in handy especially for work purposes… and writing this review.
Pull out couch is a nice bonus if you have a friend who wants to crash. TV has lots of channels but no adult entertainment (not that I was looking to order any). :-)
Plenty of FREE parking and decent restaurants in the area. All I need to make clear is that when you stay here, you will be treated splendidly. ENJOY!

I stayed there for a wedding past weekend and the hotel was THE ONLY place I used my credit card… Come home to NYC to find out that someone charged over $ 700 at bed bath and beyond few miles away from the hotel right after I left NJ. So hotel being comfortable and mid-​priced did not make up for the fact that now, myself as well as EVERYONE from the wedding, who stayed at this hotel will have to watch out and deal with FRAUDULENT CHARGES. Tried talking to the manager, no help there. just plain excuses and «it was not one of my people» on repeat. Will never stay again, do not recommend this to anyone unless getting your card information stolen seems like a fun time to you! Wow… after a beautiful wedding, what a massive stressful let down by this hotel staff.

As someone else said, a Courtyard is a Courtyard. However, I’ve stayed at a bunch of a courtyards on business and I would probably skip this one next time I’m in the area. The hotel staff is pleasant. They «upgraded» me to a room with two double beds mini-​suite. I booked a king room — sleeping in a double bed is not an upgrade to me. I went back to the lobby to get the room changed and was told I booked that, then they checked and apologized and put me in a king room. We business travelers met in the lobby and were overheard looking for a restaurant and the front desk staff was nice enough to recommend an Italian restaurant (we were checking out one on the board) advising it was more casual. It was very helpful and a polite way to let us know our first choice would not have cared for the casual attire.
The hotel room is like many Courtyard hotel rooms but I don’t recall ever being able to hear every shower or toilet flush of my neighbors before. I suspect it’s an older hotel. It’s also near the local airport. I didn’t hear any flights until 6 am. However, one of my fellow travelers had a room on the other side and heard several planes — and all four of us in separate rooms heard the 6 am flight… which could be helpful if you have an early morning meeting. I was already up listening to the shower between the walls.

Excellent mid priced hotel for business travelers. Clean environment, inviting atmosphere, comfortable rooms, attentive staff, courteous service, acceptable location near other restaurants and services.

I loved the customer service here. Stayed 1 night on business and was welcomed by delicious complimentary white chocolate strawberry cookies and was named their guest of the day which came with a room upgrade to their suite some sweets and a complimentary movie rental or drink at the bistro.
Their lobby/​bistro was nice and updated (as most courtyards are now) as well as the furniture in the rooms, but you can tell from the bathroom fixtures and doors that the Reno only went so deep which is the only reason why they don’t get 5 stars.
Nonetheless it was a great experience and I would most defiantly stay again!

I primarily choose the facility as I was attending a function and wanted to use their shuttle service that was advertised. Unfortunately when I arrived at check in I was informed the shuttle service was not available; I was extremely upset that this was the main reason for my stay at this establishment. I felt it was not the front desks issue and I would follow this up with the manager after my stay. At the end of everything I ended up traveling home and not staying for personal reasons, However my complaint was well heard by Brandon Lightfoot, Operations Manager. I am happy to say that his response was immediate and rated by me super successful. I am happy to say that I can give the hotel a nice compliment and would recommend using the place.

Wouldn’t go back. Walls are paper thin– much worse than typical business hotel. Rate supposedly included breakfast, but was not the usual self serve buffet. You’re rationed to one small coffee or juice and a breakfast sandwich. Would have been much cheaper to just buy items a la carte. Hotel is clean and staff friendly.

Clean and nice décor

Great Courtyard, it has been refurbished recently and looks great! Not bad for the $$. Hubby & I stay here once a year just too get away and relax. They have a bistro restaurant in case you get hungry. There are plenty places to eat on Route 10, so you have choices. The Courtyard has snacks in the lobby, but they can get pricey. Find a Walmart on Route 10 and buy snacks there. The lobby has a fireplace (fake) but you can relax comfortably there. Free Internet throughout the Hotel. Will stay again.

Stayed here recently with my husband to attend a family funeral. It’s had a very recent and stylish refurbishment and all the fixtures are shiny and new. After a long drive from PA after work and a terrible dinner at a local chain, I’d literally just looked at my husband and said, «Could this trip get any worse?» Why, yes, yes it could. We entered the elevator, hit the #3, arrived at the 3^rd floor… and the elevator doors wouldn’t open. We paused, looking at each other, like «Now what?» I tried to hit the «Open Doors» button. We heard a few clicks but nothing happened. Tried it again, still nothing. Hit the alarm and could hear the bell go off. Nothing. No response through the intercom. No movement from the elevator. At this point I’m telling myself not to panic and we’re nervously joking that at least we had our leftovers to eat in case it was a long night (in addition to all of our gear crammed onto a luggage cart in the small elevator.) I hit the alarm again. Nothing. Now I’m getting ticked. I pull out my cell phone, look up the hotel’s phone number online (thank goodness I had a signal in the elevator!) and call the front desk. Gave my name/​room # and advise him, «Hi, yes, we just checked in and we’re stuck in the elevator.» Nice young man’s first response was, «Oh, I’m sorry, they looked at that this morning and said it was fine!» … Uh, what?
He says he will send someone to let us out and a minute later the door opens (although we never see anyone) and we scoot quickly off the elevator. I call back to the front desk to let him know we’ve escaped from the elevator. In all fairness, the young man was very kind and apologetic and I was just glad to be out of there. I did comment that if I’d been with young children I would have been much more upset and said that he really needed to get signs on the elevator to stop people from using it. He apologized several times and said he would «See what he could do,» for my inconvenience. I didn’t ask for any compensation, however, and I never heard from anyone at the Courtyard again.
I was going to let it drop as just an honest glitch and not even write this review, considering we were probably only stuck in the elevator for 5 – 6 minutes. No big deal. except for what happened the next morning. As we wheeled our multiple bags of gear out, in a bit of a rush to get to the funeral, I paused in front of the elevator as I was a little nervous about taking it. I went back to the room and called the front desk to ask if the rear elevator had been fixed and was now safe to use? The woman I spoke to said no, we’d have to take the stairs. From the 3^rd floor. With all of our gear, while I’m in heels and my husband’s in a suit. Okay, fine. Even that wasn’t too terrible but then I realized THERE WAS NO SIGN ON THE ELEVATOR WARNING IT WAS NOT WORKING. Are you kidding me? I could have possibly been stuck in the same darn elevator again if I hadn’t called to verify!?! How hard is it to tape a note to the elevator doors on each floor?
Otherwise, the finishings are very pretty. There’s a lack of convenient/​accessible outlets which can be challenging if you have many electronics to charge. There was a small balcony overlooking the back lot, and while there’s a ‘charley bar’ to secure the sliding door, the actual lock was punched out which I thought was a little chintzy.
Our story made for amusing retelling at the repast after the funeral, but in all honesty I’ll be thinking twice about Marriott properties after this.

Room’s not bad. The shower and toilet have decent water pressure. The sink is separated from the bathroom so one person can shower whilst another gets ready (brush teeth, etc).
Location is only so-​so. Trying to go west on NJ-​10 is painful. This Marriott does not provide an airport shuttle, nor are they overly helpful when asked about other options.
Breakfast is pretty standard. Good crispy bacon and make-​it-​yourself waffles were highlights. The tasteless eggs was a negative.
But the best part? No bed bugs! For that, I give this place a solid 4 stars.

Seen one, seen them all. Well, almost.
This one was better than par.

A Courtyard is a Courtyard, as they say. But when I checked in here for a recent business trip, they did a few simple things that in my mind added to my experience.
First of all, being a Marriott «elite» member (bottom of the barrell Silver that I may be), they handed me a coupon for a free item from their little convenience store (basically a free soda or snack or something). And they also offered free drinks for a Happy Hour for elite guests. The funny thing is, I never chose to use either benefit, but the fact that they did go above and beyond made me feel welcome. (I meant to use the coupon but just plain forgot!)
The rooms are average Courtyard fare, nothing spectacular, but comfortable enough for one night’s stay. And they also provide a substantial list of nearby restaurants at the front desk which helped me discover a local Italian place that I very much enjoyed for dinner (see my review for Trattoria Toscana).
If my business travels take me back to this neck of the woods, I’m sure I’ll stay here again.

Not bad for a Courtyard. Most of the rooms have cute balconies which is a nice treat on a business trip. A little fresh air is always appreciated. It is a decent location, plenty of food around and the highway isn’t too far. The rooms are big and spacious. And the little outdoor patio was a nice touch. Overall, for business travel this is a pretty good stay.

I suppose there are times when you’re paying for a location, but $ 160/​night for an average room is a tough pill to swallow. This hotel really offers nothing outside of the norm (in the marriott world), but is ridiculously priced. And to top it all off, you can’t make a freakin left turn into the place, so you’ve got to pull a Uey around on a side street just to get in. Stay away (unless it’s on someone else’s tab).