Courtyard By Marriott

One of my regular courtyards in the suburban Chicago area. Recently remodeled. Friendly staff. Javier in the bistro is a nice fella, remembers me and what I eat for dinner.
There is a lot of construction in the area right now, not many places places within walking distance, but great staff all around.
This place tends to cater to business travelers, some in large groups. It would be nice if they reserved conference rooms for them. I’ve been here when they have a beverage cart set up in the lobby for specific companies. It can get quite loud.

First of all, I like the Courtaurd offering by Marriott. Typically very clean, safe, and reasonably priced business hotels. The staff at this hotel were very nice. There were some issues though. The dead bolt on my door was broken. It’s in a pretty desolate location, with no dining options within walking distance. The local area is under heavy construction and uts a bit of a challenge to even see the entrance from the road at night. Also, when i got into my room, the door to the adjacent room snd the balcony door were both unlocked.
I still like the Courtyarf hotel line, but will not stay at this one again.

First time back in a long time. Now I remember why. Place has been on a downward slide for a couple years now. Temps in low 40’s and I have no heat. Trying to go to bed early and they want to find me another room. They should not charge more than $ 99 a night, that is all it is worth. Should be rebranded, or sold. Not a Marriott…

Very good experience with this hotel on my two-​night business trip last week. Staff was friendly and accommodating an the food at the bistro was good. I tried the ribs which were juicy and tasty, and elected to bring them to my room since the lobby was chilly for me as a California native (with temperatures outside close to zero). It was hard for me to find a place to eat the messy sauce without spilling it everywhere, as there is only a small table for a laptop (which I was using for business), chair, and small sofa with an ottoman. I ended up having to wipe up some sauce drips from the chair I used. The second night I elected to use the third-​party delivery menu so thoughtfully provided. It’s the first time I had fried chicken delivered, and it was yummy and crispy. They have a $ 15 delivery minimum but there are enough menu items that reach that price that give you a good selection if the bistro food just doesn’t appeal.
The room itself, clean and comfortable, suitable to stay. And kudos to them for having a shuttle service that got me to where I needed to be such that I didn’t need to rent a car for my trip… and of course, they pick up as well as drop off, just takes a simple call. However, they will only provide the service if your destination is within 5 miles of the hotel, so there is no service to the nearby Chicago/O’Hare airport.
A couple of minor things make me remove a star. First, a large wardrobe is right next to the TV, and on the wrong side. You can see the whole television fine if you want to watch from the sofa. If you want to watch from bed, you can rotate the TV to face the bed, but the wardrobe blocks a little of the right side of the screen. Putting the wardrobe on the other side of the dresser/​TV would have easily fixed the problem.
Second is the slight lack of insulation in the windows. I had to turn up the heat a little more than I usually do, as cold was seeping into the room a bit. Closing the inner curtain helped a bit, but anything I left on the floor was still quite cold to the touch every time I picked it up.
Certainly not a bad place to stay, and a very good representation of the high Marriott hospitality I’ve experienced.

I recently had an 11 day stay here, definitely a business traveler’s hotel. Place is packed during the week and dead on the weekends. It’s honestly as average as average can be. The rooms are decent, but no frills. The beds are fantastic though. I slept great the whole time I was there.
The entire staff here is beyond friendly and accomodating, including the Bistro staff.
The food served at the Bistro is above average hotel food. The breakfast is pretty decent and the dinner options aren’t too bad either. It’s a good option if you don’t feel like going anywhere after a long day.
All in all, this is a good option if you’ve got business in the area or are just passing through.

My rooms at this hotel have had refrigerators. Also they do have a microwave, its just in the lobby area in the market place. I would guess they have 1 central microwave so that you will use the bistro.
In my opinion they could do better at pricing the adult beverage’s cheaper since there is a gas station like 1000 feet away…
I have had some minor issues with the location, AC, drain in shower and fire alarm.

I booked this hotel from
for 4 people. The first surprise I got after reaching Hotel was that even though expedia booked it for 4 people, hotel management said that they don’t have any 4 people room available.
After clarifying for around 15 minutes finally when I got a room, this room was stinking with smoke as I entered into the room.
Hotel Management was really bad. I had some issues with coffee brewing machine and the only answers they had was «We keep this machine and know nothing more than on how to use it or anything. Thank you !!».
They don’t do any room service at the time of breakfast. And that too when there is no complementary breakfast. Are you kidding me !!! That said you won’t be able to call there front desk at that time and in case they pick up your call, you would only end up hearing «No we can’t help you right now. Please see us after 9ish»
The only thing I liked about the hotel was its balcony and its seating arrangements in the lawn section. But that really doesn’t justifies spending 100+ bucks !!!

It’s nice. No fridge, no microwave because they want you to spend at the bistro/​café inside the lobby, but the rooms are comfortable. Definitely, better than most the cheaper hotels in the Arlington Heights area.

Very helpful friendly staff, Starbucks in the lounge… clean, good place to stay for business, reasonable rates.

Typical Courtyard.
We stayed over a weekend, so it was not full. If you’re staying over the weekend, I would not recommend the Bistro. The food clearly leftover from the week. One person had cold oatmeal and I had to send back my food because the fruit had been cut a couple of days ago.

The staff is incredibly friendly (especially the breakfast crew and front desk.)
However, I wish the place was not so dimly lit — pretty depressing. Additionally, they need a serious upgrade in their internet connection. I didn’t know 56k still existed. For business, you can’t perform any type of remote work (VPN, Remote Desktop, etc.)

I stay here when I teach in Itasca, mainly because it’s the closest Marriott property to the office. The layout and rooms are pretty typical Courtyard. The staff are friendly and polite-​front desk clerk one stay saw me carrying an ice bucket, realized i was going the wrong way, so he just took it and got me ice from the kitchen.
Breakfast is separete here, but I had a room rate deal last stay that included it. Good buffet, with corned beef hash up there as well as bacon and sausage. Like most Courtyards, they cook eggs to order, and the servers are attentive and cheerful.
Room service was solid, too. I ordered a burger that wasn bad at all.

Stayed here for 5 nights and felt that they were very helpful. Rooms were nice, and very comfortable. Good breakfast, friendly staff.

It has been awhile since i have been in a Marriott Courtyard hotel.
Stayed recently and was pleasantly surprised to see new bedding and really comfortable mattress.
Other stuff: Buffet breakfast for an additional charge. Free coffee/​tea in reception area (flavored creamers).
More than just candy bars as snacks for purchase: (lean cuisines, chef boy r dee micro meals, haagen dazzs icecream, chips ahoy, etc.)
The pool is on the first floor, at the end of a hallway and placed around a bend/​corner. Nicely tucked away for modesty. (my preference)