We were in the area for just 1 night for a bat mitzvah and I debated on where to stay. The price at…read morethe Courtyard was super affordable, which made it tough to turn down...and it was a 5 min uber from the event venue. The hotel itself was quiet, clean, friendly staff and a quaint lobby. It wasn't the fanciest rooms by any means and we could definitely tell a difference when we stayed at the Ritz in NYC the next night, but it met our needs and the price was right. My kids have a habit of leaving their belongings behind and this time it was a kindle and a charger. I realized when we were on the train the next day headed to NYC and called the hotel. They located both right away and sent them to us, which was much appreciated. We have friends in the area so could be likely we'll need a hotel in the area again and I would consider this Courtyard again!

If at all possible, DO NOT STAY HERE EVER. My husband and I have been here two nights, and have had…read moreto go to Target to buy TOILET PAPER and a BLANKET. The toilet paper in the bathroom feels like sandpaper, the towels look and feel like they were prison issued, and the blanket we received was paper thin. In December, one hopes for a little warmth and comfort in the room, and we experienced neither. There is no complimentary coffee, and the bathroom amenities are awful...similar to a Motel 6. We can't wait to get of this place. Oh and we also had to buy our own hand soap.

This has been one of the worst hotel experiences I've ever had. For three nights in a row, I…read morecouldn't sleep due to constant, loud banging noise in the room -- day and night. When I called the front desk, they had no answers. When I asked for help, I was met with indifference. Even the manager admitted they didn't know what the noise was -- and still did nothing to help. No room change. No solution. No care. The complete lack of professionalism, empathy, and basic service is beyond unacceptable. I'm here for business, running on no sleep, and not a single staff member has taken responsibility. Do not stay here if you value rest, respect, or accountability. This hotel clearly does not care about guest wellbeing.

This hotel is very new, clean and the rooms are large. However, the first room I had was located…read moreright next to the adjoining property's air con units - tons of them. They produced a humming vibration that kept me awake all night. The next day I asked to move - the lady helping me moved me to a lower room closer to more outside machinery that hummed. I then asked if they could move me to the Court Yard next door. They agreed as it's all run under the same management. Jennifer moved me with a smile (thanks Jennifer). A day later the woman on the front desk at the Court Yard got quite irritated that my reservation was moved and the points weren't reallocated. I've now been double charged points on my account as she went ahead and created a second reservation instead of listening to me and allowing me to explain that the points needed to be reallocated. Vanessa on the front desk was wonderful and friendly. I'm hoping my points situation is resolved soon. Both hotels are extremely clean and new. The valet is run very efficiently. The hotels are central and walkable.

Cute boutique Hilton property in downtown Stamford, smaller and more "cozy" and different from the…read morelarge properties nearby. Walking distance to shops and restaurants and bars and Target and movie theater too! Rooms are decent size (I was in a deluxe king), plenty of space between foot of the bed and the TV. Bathroom is on the smaller size, and little counter space as well. The hallways are also a bit narrow (reminds me of NYC hotels) but nothing problematic. Nespresso pods are restocked every day, mini fridge is a nice small size for sodas and wines. Note that ice machines are only on floors 4 and 7. A few reviews mentioned walls being thin; I didn't experience loud noises at all. I heard a few voices in the hallway occasionally, but nothing late into the night. Pillows are nice and firm, and bed was comfy. Staff is always great; Samuel at the front desk checked me in back in July and he helped me again this past week. Housekeeping also very nicely left me a new cleaning wipe next to my glasses (I didn't even ask for them!), v cute with the Lloyd logo on it. I like that this property is on the smaller side, so if you prefer to not be with huge crowds like at nearby larger chains, this is the place for you.

Really enjoyed our stay here. Looks like either the hotel or just the interior was pretty new and…read morehad a very sleek design. Seamless check in and check out, and all of the staff were friendly. Their gym also had everything you could need!

All of the staff were absolutely wonderful. The food in the Northern Lights Cafe and restaurant was…read moredelicious and reasonably priced. The entire facility was spotless, smelled clean and fresh. The hotel room was immaculate. The bedding was exquisite. Yet the mattress on my Queen-size bed was uneven, full of lumps and dips. I felt like I was sleeping on rocks. I was so uncomfortable that I spent most of my 4-day stay sleeping in the armchair. Customer service could not provide a mattress topper or change my room as the hotel was full. Instead, I was sent two flimsy blankets to use as additional cushioning on the bed. What a horrendous sleep experience for this senior traveler!

Seven dollars for a cup of coffee in the Lobby!…read more Seven freaking dollars! Seven freaking Dollars! They expected a tip! Seven freaking dollars!

I stayed here 1 night and thought it was great. The location is close to downtown and across from a…read morenice park. If you have kids, there is an indoor carousel within walking distance. There is convenient free parking in a garage. The rooms were well appointed with a large full wall mirror and huge shower. Bed was comfy. Breakfast was good with pre-made cheese omelets, kielbasa, potatoes, make your own waffles, and an array of breads, pastries, cereal and yogurt. Something for everyone. I would definitely stay here again.

No EV charger but there is an Electrify America place about 1 mile away that is excellent, although…read moretricky to find. It's at Ridgeway Shopping Center near the Stop & Shop. Hotel is excellent for an overnight stop. Lots of eating places within 2 miles. Breakfast was decent. We appreciated the Turkey sausage, especially.

I've stayed overnight at The Stamford Hotel before, but this visit was a little different, I only…read morestopped by to celebrate a coworker's birthday while she was enjoying a staycation. The hotel's downtown location is convenient, with plenty of restaurants, shops, nightlife, and the train station all within walking distance. The interior is inviting and the lobby is comfortable. We spent some time there enjoying drinks, and I appreciated that complimentary Wi-Fi. She showed me the indoor pool. While it's a nice amenity to have, I found it pretty mediocre and not much of a standout. Unfortunately, my coworker's stay didn't start off on the best note. The room she was initially given wasn't the room type she had reserved, and even worse, the quilt on the bed had visible blood stains. Thankfully, the staff addressed the situation by moving her to the correct room and providing a complimentary dinner to make up for the inconvenience. It's good to see they took responsibility and tried to make things right, but that's not an issue I'd expect to encounter at a hotel like this. Overall, This Hotel has a convenient location, welcoming lobby, and friendly atmosphere, but hearing about my coworker's experience would make me think twice before booking another stay myself. While the hotel's recovery was appreciated, cleanliness is one area where there really shouldn't be any compromises.

My girlfriend and I had a really great stay in this hotel- it is located continently off of 95, a 5…read moreminute walk from the Downtown area and not too far from to the Stamford train station. The location is really nice because it was really quiet in the hotel, but it is super close to the city. The hotel is affordable yet very clean and in great condition. The rooms are comfortable, kept at a good temperature and the bed was very comfortable for sleeping. They have a pool, which was unfortunately closed for maintenance but will be open soon. They offered us earth-friendly shower products, which was pretty cool. My favorite part though was the bar in the lobby, with extremely friendly staff and great food/drink. My girlfriend and I got the best Shirleys here, with an ice cold glass and west coast style... yummm. We also got a chicken quesadilla with salsa/sour cream and onion rings, really good food. It was nice to sit at the bar and unwind at the end of the day. Overall it was a great stay, and I will definitely look into this hotel when I'm looking to visit the CT/NY area again. Highly recommend!

The hotel is OK at best. The hotel is in desperate need of upgrade upgrades. It looks like they may…read morebe renovating certain parts of the hotel right now. The bed was comfortable, the room was fine. It ticked me off when I had to pay $25 for one night to park in a broken down parking garage. Of course everything else is extra, Wi-Fi is extra, breakfast is extra, totally not worth the money. It was fine for one night, but I would not stay here again.

If you're looking for a mediocre pit stop that is safe, you need sleep, have to take a business…read morecall, need Wi-Fi, coffee and covered parking, this location is decent. $142 nt (on a Thurs eve) If you want luxury and want to impress someone, go elsewhere. Overnight Parking was $25 (Valet is $32) Hotel lobby, restaurant area and casual seating areas are well kept. We stayed on the 10th floor. Room was just okay. CONS: Mini frig is sitting on the floor which was odd. 1 dime size & old stain on bottom sheet. Stains don't give you a good feeling once you see it. Sheets had a slight hint of an unpleasant scent. As if it wasn't fully dried properly and no fabric softener was used. Shower head pulled away from the wall once you turned the water on. A tiny bug was in the tub. I understand, it could have came from the vent throughout the night. I suggest spraying for pests and insects. Windows were stained by condensation & grime. Breakfast was $50 for 1 omelette, pancakes, 2 sausage links and coffee PROS: Travalo restaurant: pancakes were good Coffee was ok Omlette had an added spice that was unfamiliar Gold members get $15 off breakfast It's close to the train station & shopping Staff was very friendly I would stay again based on location and safety, but with less expectation. Managers need to focus on crevices, corners, decor, pipes, windows, carpet & laundry processes. Improvement, replacement & repairs in these areas will have a huge ROI.

I ordered the egg white frittata and it was a good size portion. It came with roasted red potatoes…read moreand veggies. Not bad for being in a hotel. Great service as well!

Every time I stay at the Stamford Marriott I have to order room service so that I can delight on…read moretheir menu items in the comfort of my room. I've never been disappointed. The Alaskan Salmon fillet with roasted fingerling potatoes and grilled asparagus is a must try entree but if you want something simple and less expensive go for the Southwest Quesadilla and add your favorite protein. You may choose from chicken, salmon, shrimp among others. Can't wait to try the breakfast buffet next time.

ORIGIN: The Hyatt Regency Greenwich was built in 1986. The…read morearchitectural influence appears to be 1980s post-modern/Robert A.M. Stern. In 2024 it underwent a 40 million dollar renovation. LOCATION: The Hyatt Regency Greenwich is conveniently just off I-95. It is located at the site of the former printing plant for Condé Nast Magazines (1921-1967). CONCEPT: Hyatt Regency Greenwich is a tremendous complex, providing event spaces, meeting rooms, many amenities, a bar/lounge, and 374 hotel rooms. (I've attached one floor's plan to give perspective.) Uncommon amenities include a movie theater showing one of the latest releases and a salt water pool. SERVICE: Service was mixed. My initial encounter was not welcoming, especially given this is a four star rated facility. I arrived in the early afternoon at the entrance. The valet explained that whether I self park or not, there is a fee (average around $30) and I must give valet my keys. The more unwelcoming and surprising thing was I asked if there was a luggage cart, as I recently had surgery. He pointed to where luggage carts are stored and told me to return the cart when finished. Despite seeing me slowly placing bags on the cart, and trouble pushing the cart, no help was offered by him, nor was solicited from a colleague inside the Hyatt Regency. The way he acted led me to assume conventional valet and bellman services were not available at this facility. The next day, at check out around 11 AM, was thankfully a different experience and I was grateful that the assigned valet took the luggage cart and placed the bags in my car without asking. Although I hope to not require assistance next time I visit, I understand from the hotel manager that valets are expected to transfer luggage between car and cart, and that bellman service is available. ROOM EXPERIENCE: GOOD The room was recently renovated and was cleverly and attractively designed, including prints related to Condé Nast magazines as reference to the site's history. Bed and pillows among most comfortable I've experienced anywhere. BAD I was able to hear children screaming from a distant guest room and someone urinating into a toilet above me, so there is a lack of sound proofing at the facility that is usually associated with a lower rated hotel/motel. Your neighboring guest can have an impact on your overall experience. AMENITIES I appreciated the recent addition of a movie theater showing a current release (during my visit The Devil Wears Prada 2 was being viewed.) I could see this destination as an attractive alternative to crowded multiplex theaters. Plus the Townsend Restaurant and Bar is steps away for during- or after-theater sips and nibbles. TIP: Since the building was constructed in the 1980s during a trend of rooms facing atrium, some room windows face the atrium, inviting a voyeur experience (watching activity in bar/restaurant below and likewise restaurant/bar guests watching activity in guest rooms). I've always found this a bit creepy, so if you want an outward facing room be sure to request it.

Understaffed. No one to help with bags. Very long wait for housekeeping to bring extra sheets.read more