Find Your Courtyard Stay

Choose the room category that fits your stay. Compare the beds, permitted occupancy, workspace, storage, and any living area. A photograph of a suite does not mean every room has a separate lounge.

• For work: check the desk or table, chair, outlets, and internet arrangements.
• For a family: confirm bed sizes, sofa-bed details, occupancy, and any crib or connecting-room request.
• For a longer visit: verify laundry options and whether the selected room includes a refrigerator, microwave, or other appliance you need.

If an accessible feature, particular bed arrangement, or separate bedroom is essential, confirm it with the hotel before payment.

Courtyard's brand dining information describes The Bistro in the United States and Canada, alongside property-specific restaurant options. Confirm the actual outlet and opening hours at your chosen hotel.

Breakfast is not a universal inclusion in every room rate. Marriott offers selected breakfast-inclusive packages; check your own offer for the guests covered and any conditions. Compare its total with the room-only rate and your likely meal costs.

Check early breakfast, evening food, and room service separately. Discuss allergies or dietary needs with the hotel before relying on a particular menu or service.

Review the amenities at the individual property if exercise or leisure time is part of your plans. Check equipment, opening hours, access rules, and any planned closure.

Pools and other leisure facilities vary. Do not assume a spa, sauna, or hot tub is available because another Courtyard has one.

Consider how the facilities fit your schedule. A convenient route to the office, nearby restaurants, or a suitable walking area may matter more than an amenity you will not have time to use.

Build your work stay around the journey to your office or event, a suitable room workspace, meal times, and invoicing requirements. Check what you will need each day rather than choosing by brand name alone.

Courtyard promotes complimentary WiFi. Confirm access arrangements and any premium-service options if your work requires a particular connection. Ask separately about printing, public computers, and private space for calls.

For an employer-funded trip, check the travel policy, payment method, and billing details before booking. A public computer area or lobby seat does not reserve a meeting room for your team.

Meeting facilities depend on the property. Ask about a dedicated room, capacity, table arrangement, audiovisual equipment, catering, accessibility, and event internet.

For a training session, conference, celebration, or room block, request a written proposal. Review room commitments, deposits, cancellation conditions, catering minimums, and any equipment or staffing charges.

Confirm the event arrangements independently of guest-room bookings. A meeting-room photograph illustrates one setup; it does not confirm availability or capacity for your dates.

1. Verify the hotel name and address, dates, rooms, travelers, bedding, and children's ages.
2. Review the total, taxes, mandatory fees, deposits, and payments collected at the hotel.
3. Read change, cancellation, and prepayment conditions, including deadlines and the applicable time zone.
4. Confirm essential facilities, accessibility, meals, arrival arrangements, and special requests.
5. Check the lead guest's name and contact details, then save the confirmation.

For a change or cancellation, start with the channel that issued your reservation. Keep its contact details and any supporting confirmation available while traveling.