Courtyard Dallas Addison/Quorum Drive

My dad made a mistake of booking this hotel instead of another hotel with a similar address and name. It actually worked out fine because this one was a tad cheaper and was still in an area where we wanted to be. The parents usually stay at another Courtyard* but wanted to change it up this time.
Our room was fine for a one night stay. We had a small refrigerator we weren’t expecting, and we put it to good use. The room and the rest of the hotel could use a little upgrade though. I think it might be in the process, because the lobby area looked and felt more modern than the everywhere else. Also, the lock to the balcony door in our room was broken. As a warning to parents with small kids who plan on staying here, I would double check this. Other than the price and free wifi, the hotel was in a good location near restaurants, the Galleria, and a Whole Foods.
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First time at this location although we have stayed at many Courtyard locations around the country. Great location in Addison with many many nearby restaurants and attractions. Great location in north Dallas for business needs as well. Surprised to find a very nice walking/​jogging trail park right next door. I posted a map of trail on the photo page.

Rolled up to this hotel on business after looking over reviews on several sites. I got a great holiday rate and was happy. Once I checked in and saw the room, I was overjoyed! The staff is so friendly and accommodating, the room was clean and inviting, and the bed… the BED! If I didn’t have to go to work I would have stayed in that bed
.long. They also have a little «market» so if you feel like a snack or need a refreshment, all you have to do is mosey on in and look around. So… if I’m so happy, why the 4 stars? They have a little bistro counter that serves some food and some drinks. My co-​worker and I decided to have a beer after work while pondering dinner options. Both the front desk clerk and a sign on the back wall of the bistro announce a happy hour from 5 to 7. However, we didn’t find out that it’s only for Corona beer until AFTER the guy opened our bottle beer — at $ 5.75 a pop. Yes, I realize it’s Addison, and yes, I realize I’m the cheapest person on the planet. But, really, $ 5.75 for a 12 oz. beer? We specifically went down there because the clerk said there was a happy hour. That didn’t make me very happy. BUT, I have no qualms with staying here again and again and again. Check in and check out were a breeze, and I couldn’t have been happier with the room!

It is expensive for this level of service, you can get much better for the amount you are paying. I dont recommend it, look around you may get the same level of service with almost ²⁄₃ their price.

For less than 100 dollars a night, how could you rank this any less than 4 stars?! Overall, very happy with our stay here (possibly even impressed, in some instances), a two night stint for the sake of the Texas State Fair, y’all!
To me, the biggest plusses were:
1. The lobby is cute and has lots of seating options… Also contains a small market and café area (for all of your food and drink — alcoholic or otherwise — needs… Especially crucial in the morning when coffee needs to be mainlined)
2. there were many MANY convenient food options within walking distance
3. Price!
4. Only 20 – 30 minutes away from the airport!
5. Pillows are real pillows
6. The gym has an elliptical, treadmills, and free weights… All in fairly new condition.
Minuses:
1. Loud ass AC that flips on and off all. night. long. Here’s how I feel about that: –_​–
2. Our room had a bit of a smell to it… like a nutty finish of cheese of some sort. The air was stank, yo!
My responses to the minuses would be,“hey, at least it was cold!” And «hey, you paid less than $ 100 a night.»

We got the Hotel because we did not want to drink and drive for Oktoberfest. Got checked in all fine I walked to my room didn’t realize he didn’t tell me my room number I looked at my card it said Room 622 no problem went to 622 card didn’t work I was like ok maybe it was a 7 not 2 tried the card on 627 bam! It worked… Oh wait there people in here :/​the guy gave me someone else’s room key. I had to carry all my stuff back to the front desk to get the right room card. Another man was there he apologized gave me bottle water as a oops I’m sorry. Yeah not a great first impression of the hotel. Rooms were nice no bathroom fan A/​C didn’t blow cold enough for me so yeah two stars I’ve stayed at worst.

Very happy we stayed here on our first trip to Dallas Texas. The staff was extremely friendly and the rooms were pristine. After a long day at the lake and rodeo it was so nice coming back to a cool room with super large and soft beds.
There is no continental breakfast but they have a great little café downstairs that serves up great eggs and coffee!

Really? Broken glass on the bathroom floor? Obviously they don’t know how to clean. This is a terrible hotel. The staff is incompetent. DON’T ASK THEM FOR AIRPORT recommendations. They will give you the number of a service that almost left us stranded. Save time just use Über. By far sub par hotel to bare the Marriott name. Book elsewhere!

Only stayed one night. That was one too many. Here’s why:
–A/​C in the room is so loud, it sounds like you’re sleeping next to a diesel generator. I could hardly get any sleep at all.
–Mattress is saggy, lumpy, and uncomfortable. The pillows aren’t much better.
–Bathroom light went out repeatedly as I was taking a shower.
–In-​room coffeemaker leaks hot water around the unit.
–Bar charges $ 10 for a glass of domestic red wine. Bars and restaurants nearby charge half that. If I have to pay extra for the convenience, then it is no longer a convenience — it is an inconvenience.
–Hotel charges me another $ 10 for a honeybun and a couple of Nutri-​Grain bars. Convenience stores nearby charge half that. Again, if I have to pay extra for the convenience, then it is no longer a convenience — it is an inconvenience.
–Marriott App advertises «free high-​speed internet.» As I attempt to connect to hotel wi-​fi, I discover it will cost me an additional $ 6.95 to receive high-​speed internet. There is another name for such unethical business practices: False advertising.
In short, this hotel will leave you feeling nickeled and dimed, ripped off, in the dark, and sleep-​deprived. There are better choices in the area, and I definitely will not be making this choice again.

its a well-​run version of your standard courtyard. It’s an aging facility that is nothing special — but the location pretty much trumps everything.
For my most recent stay I used the marriot app to check in and my keys were waiting for me at the front desk. It couldn’t have gone any easier.
My king bed was well broken in but very comfortable. The speed of the wifi seems to have improved or maybe I was just working earlier in the day than I usually do.
The parking lot security light was shining in my window but I was able to slide the curtains shut to block it out effectively.
As I said above, the location is super easy to get to and around Dallas. Its just off the beltline at the N. Dallas tollway. It is walking distance to several excellent restaurants and if you drive another ½ mile, you have tons of great dining and drinking spots.

Beautiful lobby. Love the blue chairs. The room service was a bit lackadaisical. Loose hair on my bathroom floor. Gross. Dirty shower curtain. Gross. Rooms are small but for $ 79/​night you can’t beat it.

Amazing location near plenty of restaurants & Improv comedy club (literally walking distance) the lobby was very nice the entire hotel smells clean including the elevator. The room was very clean and smelled nice as well. This is my favorite hotel by far! Plenty of towels a extra roll of tissue, even had a makeup wipe waiting for me by the sink which was awesome cause I forgot mine ! I highly recommend this place.

Probably one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. Dated rooms, leftovers left in my fridge, and the absolute worst is that i had things stolen from my room. I was reimbursed, however, the experience was extremely frustrating. The location is ideal, as it’s close to many restaurants in the area. However, if you find yourself staying here don’t opt for housekeeping.

Comparing to the other Courtyard’s I’ve stayed at throughout the country (Gold Status member) this one is well below average when it comes to the rooms. Everything just seems worn out or dated. There is no extra power on the nightstands so expect to dig behind them to find an outlet. The rooms are smaller than normal. There are no refrigerators. Disappointing altogether experience. The staff was adequate. The rooms are in need of a refresh.

It’s a great location for a quick get away while enjoying the Addison/​Galleria area.
The customer service at checkin was great and the team also did a great job in the breakfast area.
Made the reservation using the mobile app and found great pricing for Marriott Reward Members.
I recommend this location. Give it a try.

We like staying in this area when we go home to Dallas to visit. Addison is a great town full of fun bars and multiple restaurants (a lot of which are open late night too). Being right off the tollway you can hop on and are mere minutes from the galleria and about 20 minutes from downtown.
I prefer full service Marriotts but the price for courtyards can’t be beat when the trip is planned last minute. They do have a little market which is open ²⁴⁄₇ and always have someone at the desk which is nice. There is a bistro open during normal business hours. They stop serving breakfast at 10 btw.
The room we had was cramped and the AC unit was noisy when it kicked on and off every ten minutes. It’s not a 5 star hotel but it’s safe and clean. It also has a nice pool and workout room if you are the kind of weirdo that uses either when you travel ;-)

Fair warning — I arrived grumpy. For some reason my company’s travel department found me a spot almost 40 minutes away from the office building.
The other reviews are gracious when they state it is tired. Half the drop down tiles in the hall way ceilings are moved around, the particle board furniture belongs in a discount store, and there’s a decidedly weird car wash chemical smell. Understandable if it was a smoking hotel, but it’s not. High walls all around the hotel grounds to keep the riff raff out, but only signs gsaying you are in your own where you park your car.
Service from staff was wonderful, the bed was comfortable, clean and roomy.
Three strikes occurred when I came back from dinner. 1) I had to teach the bartender how to make a 7&7. Really? I love helping new folks in the workplace, but isn’t that a staple drink? Even I have about five iPad/​iPhone apps that could be used discretely. She needs to retake whatever Bar Exam they take.
2) I took my drink to the far end of the hotel to go to my room only to find that the card no longer worked. I told you I was grumpy already, but that was lame.
3) returned to desk and said my card didn’t work. As I was digging in my wallet the hostess asked my room number and made me another card. Handed it to me and said have a good night. Never even had a chance to open my wallet before she was off to another customer. I wonder if that would have worked if I «accidentally» gave some random room number. I went to my room, locked every door and put my bag behind it.
If on a business trip (close by) then this is probably fine. If on my own dime I’d not choose the place.

I am comparing this to other Courtyards I have stayed at across the country. I needed one more night at a Marriott property to extend my Gold Status into 2015. So we booked a room at a nearby Courtyard and figured we’d make a date night of it (dinner, romance at the hotel, you get the idea).
This Courtyard is just not up to snuff. The building, I think, was not originally a Courtyard. The layout is quite strange and actually a bit confusing. They do a decent job of signage though.
The building is very dated. They updated the lobby and updated the furniture in the rooms, but not anything else. I am used to clean, fresh, updated, modern rooms at the Courtyard. This one does not deliver. It’s like they only did the makeover half-​assed. I know Marriott’s been working on remodeling Courtyards, but they dropped the ball on this one.
It’s OK. It’s clean enough, and the staff was friendly enough, but it didn’t provide the modern, fresh, updated feeling I’m used to.
We didn’t even stay the whole night. We decided our house was more romantic and updated than this hotel. I would not stay here again.

Only one Precore in gym but it was never busy. The common areas are new and I really like that they have a breakfast options and a happy hours bar. But the happy hour is 5 – 7 and then you can buy a beer to take to the room. Wine is not an option. The rooms and appoitments are not quite so new. The staff very nice.

Have to agree with reviewer Don H. — 3 stars for me as well.
The place feels dated, and a bit wayworn. I will say that this is the first Courtyard Marriott I’ve been to that has that new large HD screen information system in the lobby.
The rooms need some work. It was difficult to maintain the temperature at a comfortable level. When I arrived, the heat was blasting in the room — it was very warm. I had to switch it to AC to cool the room off. And after that, I struggled to maintain the temperature at a comfortable level. The thermostat controls are the old, imprecise analog style — making it hard to know exactly what you have.
The TV in the room is an HD model — but with zero HD channels. Another fail.
Beware that you cannot order any food in the lobby bar area after 10:00 pm.
Other Cons:
— Bed was to soft — killed my back
— Room smelled like it had been dosed with carpet freshener powder or some such product
— The floor lamp to the right of the bed did not work
Pros:
— Staff was friendly at checkin
— Free wireless internet access
— Room was quiet — I heard nothing through the walls during my stay
I would probably try some other hotels in the area before returning to this one.