It was fine. Bed comfortable. Parking adequate. Close to business location.
Convenient little bistro if you don't feel like going out to eat. Excellent Starbucks coffee and espresso.
only stayed one night ----arrived all was greeted by friendly staff-- ate breakfast the next morning in the lobby
The food was delicious. We arrived late and hungry. Cafe staff was delightful.
Cordial desk staff, pleasant room, nice firm beds and nice balcony overlooking the courtyard. Only complaints were overly soft pillows, no chairs on balcony, and $2.00 soft drinks in the machines. Nice, quiet hotel.
The hotel was in close proximity to Virginia Tech and our daughters apartment in Blacksburg. We were there for one night only, to attend an induction ceremony. The hotel was right off of Main Street, and very close to campus and also to fine restaurants. The room was very spacious, with two queen size beds which proved to be more than adequate. The room was very nicely decorated, with great lighting - both natural and artificial. The TV was a large flat screen LCD, but we didn't watch it except for the morning news - but very nice none-the-less. The bathroom was very clean, large, with plenty of towells. Lots of bathroom counter space for make-up, toiletries, brushes etc....We all just loved the shower head. Sounds funny, but most hotel rooms do not have top of the line shower heads. The spray was excellent, the water flow heavy, but best of all the hot water was hot immediately. The room also had a micro-wave, fridge and coffee maker. Our only negative comment is the breakfast buffet. We thought the cost was too high for a hotel breakfast bufett, so we dined at a local breafast shop for a much less expensive eating experience.
The staff was very friendly, and the room was clean and spacious. Unfortunately, the pillows were a Goldilocks affair: too plump or too squishy, and the "just-right" pillow wasn't there, so I woke up with a pain in my neck. The shelves in the shower were hilarious - so slippery that everything I set on them slid off into the tub. And this comment isn't just directed at this particular hotel, but why on earth can't at least one light in the room (preferably the bathroom) have a dimmer switch so we can see to get to the toilet at night, but not be blinded by the glare of a full light?
I was in Blacksburg for a family funeral. When I returned to the room I was ready to sleep, and sleep I did. The room had been picked up and the bed was made and anything that I used was replaced. I travel on business and this was one of the nicest hotels that I have stayed in.
The Courtyard Marriott in Blacksburg was a perfect end to a wonderful wedding weekend! The staff was extremely helpful, the rooms were immaculate and comfortable, and the hotel is easily accessible. I defnitely recommend!
The Marriott was very new, clean, and had friendly staff, but it seems like they built the building too quickly. The walls were so thin that I could hear everything in the room next door, upstairs, in the hallway, and even downstairs! I loved the free wireless.
Located in Farmview - Ramble within 2 miles (3 km) of LewisGale Hospital Montgomery, Courtyard by Marriott Blacksburg is within a few miles (5 km) of Virginia Tech University. This 3-star hotel has 96 guestrooms and offers an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi.
This hotel is home to a bistro and a bar/lounge. You can sip a beverage at the coffee shop/café. Cooked-to-order breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 6 AM to 10 AM.
Courtyard by Marriott Blacksburg's 96 air-conditioned rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect 32-inch flat-screen TVs with cable channels and pay movies, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Other amenities include free weekday newspapers, free local calls, and ironing boards.
Guests of Courtyard by Marriott Blacksburg have access to an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. You can take advantage of free parking if you drive. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day to help with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a meeting room, a 24-hour business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
It was fine. Bed comfortable. Parking adequate. Close to business location.
Convenient little bistro if you don't feel like going out to eat. Excellent Starbucks coffee and espresso.
only stayed one night ----arrived all was greeted by friendly staff-- ate breakfast the next morning in the lobby
The food was delicious. We arrived late and hungry. Cafe staff was delightful.
Cordial desk staff, pleasant room, nice firm beds and nice balcony overlooking the courtyard. Only complaints were overly soft pillows, no chairs on balcony, and $2.00 soft drinks in the machines. Nice, quiet hotel.
The hotel was in close proximity to Virginia Tech and our daughters apartment in Blacksburg. We were there for one night only, to attend an induction ceremony. The hotel was right off of Main Street, and very close to campus and also to fine restaurants. The room was very spacious, with two queen size beds which proved to be more than adequate. The room was very nicely decorated, with great lighting - both natural and artificial. The TV was a large flat screen LCD, but we didn't watch it except for the morning news - but very nice none-the-less. The bathroom was very clean, large, with plenty of towells. Lots of bathroom counter space for make-up, toiletries, brushes etc....We all just loved the shower head. Sounds funny, but most hotel rooms do not have top of the line shower heads. The spray was excellent, the water flow heavy, but best of all the hot water was hot immediately. The room also had a micro-wave, fridge and coffee maker. Our only negative comment is the breakfast buffet. We thought the cost was too high for a hotel breakfast bufett, so we dined at a local breafast shop for a much less expensive eating experience.
The staff was very friendly, and the room was clean and spacious. Unfortunately, the pillows were a Goldilocks affair: too plump or too squishy, and the "just-right" pillow wasn't there, so I woke up with a pain in my neck. The shelves in the shower were hilarious - so slippery that everything I set on them slid off into the tub. And this comment isn't just directed at this particular hotel, but why on earth can't at least one light in the room (preferably the bathroom) have a dimmer switch so we can see to get to the toilet at night, but not be blinded by the glare of a full light?
I was in Blacksburg for a family funeral. When I returned to the room I was ready to sleep, and sleep I did. The room had been picked up and the bed was made and anything that I used was replaced. I travel on business and this was one of the nicest hotels that I have stayed in.
The Courtyard Marriott in Blacksburg was a perfect end to a wonderful wedding weekend! The staff was extremely helpful, the rooms were immaculate and comfortable, and the hotel is easily accessible. I defnitely recommend!
The Marriott was very new, clean, and had friendly staff, but it seems like they built the building too quickly. The walls were so thin that I could hear everything in the room next door, upstairs, in the hallway, and even downstairs! I loved the free wireless.
