Courtyard Winston-Salem University

酒店環境挺好的

This location was not representative of other Courtyards. It seemed to be an older hotel that was taken over by Marriott. There were no mirrors in the room other than the bathroom vanity mirror. The water pressure in the shower was very weak. Our daily room service was good; beds made, all fresh towels, garbage removed. Probably won’t stay there again. Staff was nice and the diner area staff were also nice.

Even though this is a Marriott property, i would definitely say this place is a hard pass!! We had just left the same namesake in SC and that was a very nice hotel. This one was not. The chair at the desk was hard, the beds were lumpy and very uncomfortable and there was a scent of mildew or mold in the hotel. In addition, in the morning, thelight filtered through the wall AC unit. Then to top it off, the staff never asked about our stay or have any inclination about caring, once way or the other.

Perfect spot for a family or anyone trying to go to Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

Convenient proximity to the arena, Rooms were clean, neat and affordable.

I always book this location for my business related visits. Great place and quiet.

Front desk staff were hospitable. Room was a nice size and clean. Bed was comfy. Enjoyed the location as well. Close to downtown. Affordable. Would stay again.

I debated on leaving a review due to me staying at this hotel quite often when in town. I booked a room for thanksgiving evening w/ my spouse and newborn daughter. Everything was ok as it usually is, until the morning. I heard a soft knock from what turned out to be housekeeping. It is almost 9am and checkout isn’t until 11. No time wasted, she proceeds to enter my room, the only reason I woke up was because of the security bolt. I go into hallway to ask why she is trying to enter my room and she states “checkout is at 11” ok then why are you trying to enter my room at 9am?? I would not have been so upset had I not had my daughter w/ me, but to just try and waltz into my room unannounced, makes me believe there were other motives. My wallet and keys are just sitting on the nightstand, we’re all sleep, since when is this standard practice? I know they carry a log of rooms that are occupied, why not start w/ unoccupied rooms? You can clearly see the door tag, so why are you trying to sneak in my room? I’ve never had issues staying at this hotel in the past, which is why this is so baffling to me, this was unprofessional and completely unacceptable.

Breakfast is not complimentary and its a little pricey for a hotel in the "hood."