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Courtyard Grand Junction

3.1 (79 reviews)
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Hallway decor
Meechelle F.

My husband and I were here on a work trip. We drove down and it was snowing. His clients had a volleyball tournament they were playing in the next day. I was about a four hour and a half trip from Denver. We arrive at the hotel and the check in process was quick and easy. It smelled like fresh baked cookies when you entered. Yes, they were putting out freshly bake cookies. Our room was on the 3 floor and it smelled like vanilla through the halls. They had nice decor and the room was very spacious. We had an issue with the bathroom m. You flush the toilet and water ran from it. So they changed our room out to another one on the 5th floor and gave us complimentary food passes to the restaurant downstairs. The other room was just as nice and it was a king bed and very spacious too. We had a nice view from the window. Over all our stay was nice.

Pillows were comfortable
Dell K.

The courtyard in Grand Junction was just fine. Check-in was smooth and helpful. The queen bedroom was actually pretty spacious. The bathroom was an adequate size. I saw a tiny bit of pink mold in the tub. I didn't like seeing that. The refrigerator was nice and cold and clean . The coffee makers in hotel rooms usually have a circular pod packet compartment or it's a K cup maker, here it is a circular pod packet coffee maker. I am not a fan of those because usually I bring along my own K-cups. it was very quiet and I didn't hear too much noise at all and there was construction across the parking lot and I didn't hear any of that. They sell Starbucks coffee, but in the morning when I went to get some, I asked for a vanilla latte with almond milk and all I was given back was coffee with almond milk. I didn't find that out until after the little coffee shop closed. They sold hot food and I ordered breakfast quesadillas and they were so delicious. It really is just a basic place to sleep and shower or if you're on a business trip or a road trip.

Elizabeth N.

My experience here was fantastic! We originally booked for two nights but ended up staying for three and they even provided a small cleaning session during our stay, which a lot of hotels are not doing unless you stay longer than five days i believe. The hotel itself is very clean and elegant. They do offer happy hour and I even saw they had some cookies out for customers. The best thing for me was that the service was exceptional and they left an Enstroms candy as a welcoming gift! Loved it and the only complaint is that I wanted another one. Our room was spacious and the Mountain View's were breathtaking. Very quiet so received plenty of rest. Bed was comfortable. A must stay when visiting GJ!

Blood stains right on top of the bed
Ali K.

I filled out the survey the hotel provides after your stay and told them the same thing, as well as provided pictures. They responded saying they'd let their cleaning staff know. It was disappointing they didn't want to do anything to make it right for me. It doesn't feel good to have spent the amount of points I did on this room. Just thought I'd update since interacting with them and letting them know about my experience as well.

Breakfast
A B.

I've stayed at the Springhill Suites and the Courtyard in Grand Junction. I am going to compare the two for people deciding on where to stay in Grand Junction. The Springhill Suites is closer to their cute little down town area (it is right at the end of the Main Street), but I got a better nights sleep at the Courtyard (less noise). Springhill Suites had the typical buffet breakfast (eggs, breakfast meat, fruit, cereal, oatmeal, pastries, coffee, tea, etc.) while the Courtyard gave you a voucher for something at their cafe. With the voucher you could get one of three hot items and a drink or two cold items and a drink. There were quite a few other items on the cafe menu that weren't part of the breakfast. I didn't really understand why we couldn't just have a dollar amount to spend there and just order off the full menu because nothing was pre made, we had to wait for it to be made once we ordered. Then it was billed to your room and the hotel discounted it off your bill. I used my voucher to get the oatmeal that came with a few berries on top and a few berries in the oatmeal (also came with maple syrup) and a bottled water. Snapped a picture of the oatmeal for you! It was good! This hotel is located next door to the Residence Inn. There is a big parking lot connecting the two properties. Parking was $9 a night. Despite a big parking lot, the lot was packed when I got back in the evening, but I did find parking. I don't remember what it cost to park at Springhill Suites, but same situation, big parking lot, pretty full in evening, but managed to find a spot. Hope this review was helpful. Have fun in Grand Junction!

$6 Parking Fee is charged, PER DAY
George N.

Two MAJOR key points everyone needs to read prior to booking here: 1) NO FREE Continental Breakfast 2) $6 PARKING FEE, PER DAY You'd assume in 2020 that most (if not all) hotels would offer free breakfast for their guests, ESPECIALLY for the price you pay to stay here, as well as being branded as a "Marriott". THERE IS NO FREE BREAKFAST. Even the $50 a night run down "meth lab" Econo Lodge near downtown Salt Like City offered free breakfast. Absolutely inexcusable IMO. This hotel tries to hide this fact by advertising their "Bistro Restaurant" that's on premise in the lobby, but that is an added cost you will have to pay (and actually expensive) that is in addition to your fee for the night. The "Continental Breakfast" being free is the standard model for most hotels worldwide, especially for places that charge this much for staying. There is also a $6 parking fee, PER DAY here. Google Maps and Expedia both showed "Free Parking" as one of the amenities here (and to be honest, charging extra parking fees ON TOP of the room rates is bogus especially in a place that's pretty much in middle of nowhere). I was not informed of this during check in (or check out), and this information is nowhere to be found on their own website. They take the parking fee out of your "security deposit", which is mandatory prior to checking in ($30 charge). Other reviewers already pointed this bogus fee out, but I have never stayed at a hotel before that charged an EXTRA fee just to park. Yes, I've stayed at hotels near airports before, so that excuse being used by the owner here (who responded to one of the reviewers that mentioned this parking fee) is extremely petty. This isn't a major hub for flying like Denver, Philly, San Fran... This is a city with a population of around 60,000... The room was clean (except for the dust buildup in the A/Cs air vents), the internet speed was actually quite fast, and the bathroom was spacious. My review was going to be positive, but I just couldn't co-sign the pettiness of this hotel. There are PLENTY of other hotels in this area, especially if you're just passing through and only staying for the night. I'd ABSOLUTELY look elsewhere. At the end of the day, it's extremely overpriced for what this place really is. I'm sure 99% of people don't even check their card statements and probably don't even catch the parking fee (since it's taken out of your "security deposit"). 2 stars, primarily due to the overall cleanliness, above average WiFi, and very polite woman who checked me in. Owner of this place must be called "Petty Roosevelt".

Yes, I really believe they are cleaning the room even more attentively than usual!
Isa B.

The hotel itself and the room are excellent. This is about the cleanness and safety re: covid19 that is beyond horrendous. If your room has still a linen that was used on the bath pole, and has mark of coffee from a previous person, you start looking at every handle in a different (and not reassured) way. Many guests were not wearing their mask in the lobby and no one told them anything. Even my coffee shop in Denver got mad at me for taking a sip of water and removing my mask. The hotel personal should know how to remind their guests! The management can put as many "here is what we are doing during the pandemic to keep you safe", these are words and not action. Right now I would highly recommend you chose a different place.

Dirty mirror.
sandy b.

We won't return cause the room was dirty especially the sheets and mattress pad( see pics) There were three other reviews with photos with similar situations, why isn't Marriot taking care of this important health issue, cleanliness. We had to waste precious sleeping time arguing for new sheets then calling 800 number ( rewards ) to get a room change. I was so creeped out it was hard to sleep in the second room. No manager on duty so young women didn't know what to do. So mismanaged. I insisted on some compensation and she conceded and offered free breakfast. The next day an e mail was sent stating they would add 5000 points to our account, really is that all?

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Pool was down. Neighboring pool we could use was very cold and no hot tub. Room was mediocre and not very clean.

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