Courtyard Calgary Airport

I spent last night at the Courtyard Marriott.
Though I could see the airport from my room, it was crazy roundabout route to get here (about a 15 minute drive). There was a golf course next door .
My room was $ 169 (plus taxes) for the night. WIFI (the free one was quick) and parking were complementary. There was a safe and a mini-​fridge. I like when the bed is in the non-​traditional spot … it was comfy. There was a business lounge downstairs so you could surf or print off your flight tickets. There was a fitness centre and pool (though I didn’t have a chance to check them out). There are restaurants across the street (and a restaurant and Starbucks in the lobby).
I’d stay here again.

An excellent Courtyard Marriott not far from the Calgary airport. I stay at many Courtyard Marriott’s with my job and this is the best one I’ve ever stayed at. The entire hotel is spotless. The rooms are very comfortable and the lobby area is impeccably designed. The fitness center is very high tech and should have any machine you need for a good workout. The pool is large and great for laps. There is a shuttle that will take you to the mall for $ 15 Canadian Dollars roundtrip. I highly recommend staying here if you are looking for a place near the airport. You won’t be disappointed.

This is a nice hotel and it should be because it’s Marriott. I went to the pool and swam a little. We ate at the restaurant Barlow. I didn’t like the chicken supreme because the piece of chicken was small and not supreme. I had samples of others’ food and it was okay. The room is spacious and the bathroom is nice. The hotel shampoos are by Paul Mitchell.

Rooms are great with huge walk in showers and flat screen tv’s. Lots of open lounging area on main floor. Good food in the lounge/​bar and they serve Starbucks too.

Clean rooms with a clean air filtration system. Polite staff and decent food from the Bistro.

As a band tour manager I book a lot of group blocks with Marriott year round, and usually have great experiences with this chain and it’s staff.
This particular one looks nice, is reasonably priced for the area, but it’s management belongs in a motel 6.
The front desk was assigning rooms randomly, as opposed to beginning from the top of my list (artists first, then crew etc), when I asked them to adhere to my list, they hemmed and hawed, then rolled eyes and complied.
My group of 13 arrived around 10 am, and understandably, only 5 rooms were available. However, with an 11 am check out you would expect the remaining rooms to be reasonably quick. Not here.
The last of my guests were checked in at 2 PM, 3 hrs after the rooms were vacated, after 4 hrs of waiting in the lobby.
When I inquired with the manager about the length of the wait, he told me he had to balance cleaning the vacated rooms with cleaning rooms of guests already staying in the hotel. He also said that if I wanted to stay in a «certain area» I would have to take waiting times into consideration.
I responded by saying that I booked us at the airport because it was CHEAP, not because it was a prestigious area.
Questionable attitude, priorities, and managing skills.
I will not return here.

First night we stayed there was the first night in Calgary.
We stayed in this GREAT suite with two beds and a couch that was a pullout bed. Enough beds for all of us. But since a flight was delayed from LA to Calgary, we didn’t get to do very much. We all pretty much passed out once we got to the room.
We also spent the last night before heading back to LA. Room wasn’t as nice, but I got to check out the pool which was great and the gym was wonderful.
Definitely a great hotel to check out. Pretty far from everything in Calgary, but close to the airport.

Not bad for hotel food. The room at the Residence Inn is superb! Had steak for dinner, fair. Only ten minutes from city central

Finding a moderately priced hotel in Calgary during the week with short notice was a challenge… I called at least five downtown hotels and was quoted rates of $ 300 — $ 750 a night. I was almost ready to give up when I came across this Marriott Courtyard by the airport. Of course, in my opinion it’s still a bit pricey for a Courtyard at approximately $ 200 a night, but I bit the bullet and booked here and it worked out just fine.
This hotel is clean, modern, spacious and offers reliable free wifi and friendly service. It’s only about ten minutes from the airport and they have a free shuttle that goes there every hour. They also have a decent looking restaurant (although I didn’t eat there) and a fitness room and pool (although sadly, I didn’t make it to either of those either).
The bedding wasn’t the softest, highest quality, but that’s really my only complaint. Oh yeah — that and the fact that the alarm clock in my room was set to super loud on a fuzzy radio station and it woke me up on my first morning at 5am or so and scared the sh*t out of me! I made sure to turn it off after that but note to MC staff: please check alarm clocks between guests to make sure no one else has a similar experience — it was not fun and I had a hard time falling back asleep after that!
Next visit to Calgary, I’ll try to plan ahead to stay downtown where there is more action, but I’d stay here again without complaining if need be; I’d just make sure to turn off that alarm clock!

What a nice place to stay. The hotel is modern, no old décor like most, (even good ones), hotels. The bed is always awesome, rooms are nice, lobby is great. There’s a big fireplace that you can sit near when grabbing a coffee to go, read the paper, or log on to the Internet.
Service is also great. It’s my regular spot to stay now when traveling to Calgary.

This is one of the nicer Courtyards I’ve been to in a while. Everything still had that new feel to it and was very clean. The bathroom in my room was nicely laid out and spacious. I wish every other Courtyard had this type of bathroom because so many of them are tiny or pooly designed. This one had a great walk in shower. The only bad thing I can say is it is kind of off by itself and there’s not much else around. But, I guess it is an airport hotel. If I had my choice I’d still stay downtown, but I’d gladly stay here again.

Great place to stay. All the needed in-​room stuff… lots of electric plug-​ins for the stuff. Nice room and bedding. Landmark Aviation fbo put me here and I like it.

Great location next to the airport. Excellent facilities, and very good service. Rooms are spacious. Lobby area has lots of comfortable sitting spaces. Free Wi-​fi.

This is a mega-​Courtyard and its really quite fabulous. A 6-​story affair that’s connected to a giant Residence Inn of equal size. The facility is brand new. I didn’t do a lot of exploring but what I did see I liked a lot. The rooms are well appointed — good desk, lots of light and comfortable bed. The shower is huge and a glass walk-​in. Flat screen and hangers with hooks (instead of posts which drive me crazy).
The new Courtyard concept has a meeting area /​bar in the lobby area and a «bistro» that is fully staffed and has coffee concoctions along with light breakfasts and sandwiches. Its a HUGE step up from the older and more tired Courtyard concept. I had a couple of pages that needed printing this morning. they have a hip business center and open printers — took all of 5 minutes to get what I needed.
For a city that where you need reservations a month in advance to get a room downtown, this is a much needed addition to the Calgary room scene.
Free WiFi.
20 Minutes to the City Centre.