Courtyard Las Vegas – Convention Center

Johnathan was amazing at check in. The room over exceeded what we expected. One bedroom corner suite with patio door that leads to the pool. The bed is super comfy! You can hear people in the hall… but I’ll take that over a stuffy casino resort any day :)

So we stay in Marriott Courtyards all the time and this one is probably bottom of barrel.
Staff is great but rooms are old and you can here everything above and next door to you :(
Great if you want something inexpensive near the convention center but otherwise wouldn’t stay here again.

Good to stay if you have a conference at the convention center right across the street. The monorail is also across the street. The front desk informed us the monorail now charges $ 5 one way. So if you want to get to the strip, the other options are a 15 minutes walk or a cab ride.
The room is nice and clean. Typical courtyard Marriott. Not as pricy as hotels on the strips. Free parking. No restaurant but has a café/​bar/​coffee area in the lobby. It’s a ok if u r on a business trip, and not looking for any activities.

Old hotel but seems clean. Off the stripe right Next to the convention center. The staff is friendly.

This hotel is great… for a night. After that you can expect rude and sometimes even vulgar staff, to see rooms broken into, cars broken into, a guy snorting coke in the lobby bathroom, false noise complaints, and to be put to bed by the melody of gun shots (just from personal experience). The laundry machines are broken 20 out of 24 hours a day, and don’t dare to ask for change for them in the morning, you’ll be greeted with a kind «I know what you want, and I don’t have change for you». The only thing that is giving this place 2 stars is that there are some very friendly and helpful staff members and the breakfast hash browns are delicious.

I stayed here for two days during the Magic trade show. They had great service. Receptionist was very nice. We kept asking for things and they generously brought things to us. The pool was perfect temp for such a hottest day. The Jacuzzi was broken but we still had fun and drank in the pool. The have a «market» which they sell snacks like soups, chips, candy, drinks, beer, and Ice cream yummy.
They also have a like lunch are very trendy. They serve cocktails, mocktails, wine, beer, sandwiches, and breakfast. The good is really good and not that expensive. Lastly even though it doesn’t look nice outside its super stylish inside. Great place to come if your going to the Las Vegas convention center. Its literally across from it. Cheap yet fancy

The pros: the room was very nice, spacious, clean and comfortable as was the balance of the hotel’s common areas. They have a laundry room with coin op washer and dryer. The exercise room has 2 tread mills & an elliptical along with one incline bench and a rack of barbells. The pool is large in an enclosed courtyard and well kept with tables and chairs nearby. There is restaurant/​café service during certain hours. Free wifi (hi speed). Overall the staff was friendly and helpful.
The cons: the smell of sewer gas permeated the room. It was apparently venting from the bathtub drain. I had to run water in the tub several times a day to eliminate the odor (this worked well but shouldn’t have been necessary).
The outlet for the coffee maker (a dinky little one at a time drip brewer) did not work, the reset button on the plug seemed to be stuck. They fixed this but housekeeping should have known the outlet into which the machine is plugged is working.

This Courtyard is not a bad place to stay at if you’re looking to stay away from the Strip and get some business done. The hotel is conveniently located near the Convention Center and across from the monorail which goes to the Strip. It’s an older property however clean. The hotel has the standard Courtyard amenities. Free parking and solid WiFi strength. Café onsite. Friendly staff.

The convenience of this hotel when you’re attending a trade show is the best. It’s clean and comfortable. They have a nice bistro in the lobby that provides breakfast lunch and happy hour/​dinner. this is not a resort Nor a casino, but just a nice great place to relax in Las Vegas. It’s not the party life, but just a nice place at a reasonable rate. Again, I express that when you were attending a trade show it’s the best place to be for convenience for walking distance. What I really appreciate about this hotel is that it’s quiet, and when you are in Las Vegas and are not into the party scene, this is the place to be.

Would definitely stay here again. If you’re looking for a calm, relaxing stay after all the stimulating sound and lights of the strip, this is your place! Rooms are very clean and beds are comfy!
Thea Wright the guest services rep was amazing. So nice and very helpful.

This place was pretty cost affordable. The pool is nice. The employees are great! It’s pretty quiet at this hotel! It’s close to the strip and the monorail, which is awesome if you’re looking to be on the strip, but not actually staying on it. Overall, the hotel was great!

So we decide to wing it and drive to Vegas from LA. Took about 5 hours, no hotel reservations, nothing. We get to Vegas, look for a room ANY where! Nothing. Finally we found the Courtyard Marriott. Although we got here Sunday morning, they still had to charge us two nights even though we only stayed one. But the Lady at the front was kind enough to give us a discount for our troubles. Not to mention after only 6 hours we had to switch rooms which is kinda a hassle but hey she gave us a deal. breakfast was great. Our rooms were super cool, neat, full large balcony. Considering dirty motels were asking over $ 300 a night on the strip. We paid less than that for
Two nights, technically we stayed One lol. But i would recommend this place to a friend coming to Vegas and also myself for next time. May not be on the strip but its just a mile away. Now time for some Gambling wish me Luck

Great location if you are going to the convention center and don’t want to deal with one of the casino hotels. The food at the café is pretty good too.

We headed to Vegas for a wedding and needed a place to stay. We weren’t going to do the party seen so staying at a nice Belagio, Mandalay Bay, or Aria wasn’t really necessary.
We decided to stay at the Marriott Courtyard, which is actually very close to the strip, right behind Encore and Wynn. You can walk to the main strip and then catch a cab if you want.
The rooms were extremely spacious and clean. There is no coffee shop inside, so be prepared to take a short walk.
Parking is free, big plus for the Marriott.
Prices were very affordable.
Staff were pretty friendly.
All in all great experience.

This is my first time staying in this particular Courtyard. While they have renovated this property in an attempt to update and modernize, it still feels a bit cramped and antiquated.
The hotel is clean and will suffice, but there are much better options for the money. It is adjacent to the LV Convention Center and the Monorail station is across the street. Both very convenient for a business traveler wanting to stay off of the strip and away from the casino scene and still have relatively easy access to all that Vegas has to offer.
All in all, it’s not a bad place to stay.

I like Courtyards. But I hate writing boring reviews.
We were at the Las Vegas Courtyard on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. I think there were less than five guests at the hotel and the staffing was reduced so people could be home with their families (or at the casinos– this is Vegas).
Here’s what stands out: This Courtyard has an actual courtyard. With a pool. And a fire pit. Nice.
The lobby is well designed. The parking is free. And staff were super helpful. And unlike the hotels on the strips with 3000+ rooms, this is a relatively small place. No lines to check in or out.
No slots. No casino.

Cute, contemporary and clean. Nice large rooms. Close enough to strip and just far enough away from the wild Vegas
Nonsense to make me come back.

Okay, I never stayed in Las Vegas where the hotel doesn’t have slot machines or poker tables, but I loved it. I don’t have to smell like cigarette’s smokes. The price was good for the week that I went and super close to the best Thai restaurant ever in Las Vegas, Lotus of Siam and the monorail as it sits right across from the Convention Center. Internet was pretty slow, but we only need a place to crash so that doesn’t bother me much. I would really like to stay here again when I go to LV.

Pros:
Easy in & out
Good parking
Was able to request late check out
Service review:
Upon returning to my room we discovered a bug problem in our room. Front desk stated they would give us a call back. 15 minutes later we received a call that they found us another room & a new key would be sent up to our room. 20 minutes later a key arrives. We take our luggage to the new room & discover the key doesn’t work. Since things take 15 – 20 minutes to fix I walked to get a room key that worked. I was really upset since it was 3 am. Seeing the big (what appeared to be roaches) in the room really freaked me out. So I didn’t get a good nights sleep. If they were in 1 room I’m sure they were in several.
The next day I checked my Marriott Rewards Account as well as my banking account. The hotel had taken a free night reward as well as used points as well as charged 2 different credit cards incidentals for the 1 night stay. I was floored. I attempted to call the front desk, but was transferred to the hotel directors voicemail. Eventually I called Marriott customer service to air out my grievances.
I probably will not stay and would not recommend this hotel for anyone coming into down. There are a ton of hotels on the strip. Since I am a marriott rewards credit card and member I wanted to stay true to the brand. I will not do that again when traveling to vegas.

Rolled into Vegas recently and stayed here. We went over Memorial Day weekend and ran into some complications finding a cheap hotel because we came in on the Saturday, and many of the MGM-​owned Vegas hotels amongst others were running Friday-​Monday deals that locked out anyone coming in on a Saturday. Bummer. We still wanted a place close to the Strip though and fortunately the Courtyard was available.
The nice thing is that this place is easily walkable to the Strip if you want, just a couple loooooooong city blocks away from the Wynn/​Encore and Fashion Show Mall. The downside is that the walk is a bit sketchy with the occasional homeless person (including one who I couldn’t tell if he was alive or not) and a not-​so-​good smell. But we did it a few times anyway because cabbing it sucks. It is a bit of a reality check of the problems Vegas is going through outside of all the bright shiny lights and tourists.
There’s a bus stop right outside the hotel too and that’s helpful if you want to go anywhere else outside the Strip. Came in handy for us getting around. And you’ll have to use it, because the McCarran shuttle doesn’t go here. But thankfully the bus ride is very quick between there and the Courtyard, and once again, it’s a hell of a lot cheaper than a cab.
Staff was nice enough I guess, nothing special. They have a deli/​snack bar and a Starbucks inside and they comped us a couple Starbucks coffees which was nice. No casino-​related stuff, this is mostly a business hotel and that was honestly fine with me, keeps things quieter for those staying there.
The room was fine but our door was chipped off a little bit at the bottom. Didn’t go all the way through but it wasn’t the best sight obviously. The room itself was very clean though and everything was quiet. Wi-​Fi is free, and it worked fine too. Parking’s also free.
I’d say this place is more of a 3.5 star, but we didn’t have any problems so I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt. If you want somewhere moderately priced and very quiet while still fairly close to the Strip, go here.

My wife and I had an enjoyable stay at the Courtyard. We are Marriott Rewards members and needed a reliable place to stay since we missed our bus home that morning. So here’s a liss of Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Clean bed, bathroom, and room
Lobby is stylishly modern and comfortable
Friendly staff members throughout the hotelt
Bed was very comfortable
Fridge in the room to store uneaten dinner
Balcony view of the Strasophere Hotel/​Tower
Conveniently located near food places and not far from the Strip
Pool/​Spa hours very decent (Spa was fantastically soothing)
Excellent bathroom amenities
Microwave in lobby
Great selection of snacks/​drinks in lobby.
Cons:
Tiny bathroom
Microwave in lobby (Just better to have in the room)
Ice Vending Room was boiling hot
Though friendly, staff needs to be more attentive
Pool has twigs and sticks
TV placed in weird location
Spa should be a tad warmer
Need softer towels
Needs a complimentary breakfast
Actual rating comes out as a 3.5 but it’s a 3 here on Unilocal

***This Courtyard has a lot of the typical Courtyard pluses – complimentary internet, complimentary parking, 24 hr fitness center, decent rooms; however, there are also areas where it does not stack up well to other Courtyard Marriotts (slow internet, smell in the hallways, etc.)***
This Courtyard by Marriott is located near The Strip; it sits right next to the Las Vegas Convention Center and the monorail stop. In many ways, it is very similar to other Courtyard by Marriott locations. It has complimentary parking, complimentary internet and a 24 hr fitness center.
The rooms are okay. While the lobby has been renovated to showcase the new Courtyard by Marriott lobby design (the bistro, the market, the modern seating, etc.), the rooms felt a little dated. The rooms were still big enough and comfortable enough.
There were definitely areas where this hotel did not stand up well against other Courtyard Marriotts. The internet was a little slow. They do warn you when you log-​in and you do have an option of paying an extra charge for fast internet.
Also, the hallways had a smell to them. While Courtyard by Marriott is a smoke-​free hotel, probably the years when smoking was allowed or simply the proximity to Vegas has resulted in kind of a smoky smell in the hallways.
Service was fine. Prices were not too bad, but you could probably pay a relatively similar amount for a mid-​range hotel on The Strip (like Bally’s) if you planned ahead.
This Courtyard by Marriott is probably a step below other Courtyard by Marriott hotels out there. Also, its location is convenient only if you are spending time a lot of time at the convention center. If you are planning to spend most of your time on The Strip, it is not that far from the Wynn/​Encore, but it is very far from everything else. If you are coming to Las Vegas for vacation, you should probably try to look online at some of the lower priced hotels (Bally’s, Mirage) before settling for this Courtyard by Marriott.
As mentioned, this Courtyard by Marriott offers free parking; the parking is outside, but it is gated.

Stayed here for one night since I was driving to Salt Lake City the following day. Located in Summerlin and severl miles off the strip;therefore, this hotel served its purpose. It was sold out due to there was the girls’ basketball tournament taking place over the weekend.
The room was standard and a bargain at $ 67.00 a night with my AAA discount. The location isn’t bad either — it’s close Boca Park Fashion Shopping where you can shop or dine. There’s also Famous Dave’s BBQ next store for convenience.
The only Con is this Courtyard gets heavy usage and parts of the hotel shows it.