Courtyard Dallas Plano Parkway at Preston Road

We have stayed here the past 4 years when we come for the Plano train show. The staff is always courteous and helpful.
I really used to like the buffet and omelet bar, but am getting used to the Bistro. They do have three round booths with TVs at the Bistro.
The room rate is under a $ 100/​night and includes breakfast. Ask to see if any discounts when booking. Think the best rates are on the weekend.
Only Down side, they want 4.95/night for high speed internet (for steaming videos). I choose the free internet option, and just read a book and did games instead of Watching shows/​movies on my devices.

I love Courtyard Marriott’s! We travel to the Dallas area a lot for family events. We have stayed at a number of different hotel chains but this is the 2^nd Courtyard we have stayed at. We loved them both! Their king beds are probably the most comfy bed I have ever slept on, period. I love the modern, updated décor, clean, non smelly rooms. I actually like the fact there is no stove or full kitchen, just a small hidden fridge. Every hotel I’ve stayed in with a full range always has a stench of bad cooking throughout the entire floor. They have tables that pull out completely, very convenient. I like this particular one better than the Legacy one in Plano only because of one thing, they have balconies! Also every room has a nice sofa, coffee table, and the sofa is a pull out, to sleep another 1 – 2 people if you needed to. A/​C worked like a charm. Didn’t swim but pool was decent, obviously a little older but it is great if you have some kids wanting to burn off some energy. The lobby was gorgeous, modern and very large. Check in was a breeze. Missed breakfast but will make it next time. I will be back next time we are visiting the area!!!

I came in late. I was exhausted. I think I checked in within 5 minutes and was in my bed … asleep within 10. Love myself some Courtyards. One of my favorite Marriott’s to stay in. I was on the 3^rd floor and I love opening the balconies and leave it open throughout the night. Overlooking the courtyard/​pool. Super nice.
The hotel rooms are clean, and I have always appreciated the updates they made at all of them. Nice, flat screen TV’s, and a great lobby area.
My only complaint… seems to be a theme at Marriott’s… water pressure… stinks :(- Come on guys… :)
I didn’t think it was old as others have said, but it seems pretty good to me.
I’ll be back :)
Thanks Marriott!

Worst hotel ever!!! No hot water for numerous rooms. Room doors would stick and be extremely difficult to open. One member of our group had a bathroom that was locked when she got here. No one available on-​site to open. No public bathrooms for her to use. And if she wanted to shower, no one in our group had hot water for her to use. If I could give negative stars, I would!!!

This is a pretty good Courtyard & one of the better properties I’ve stayed at in the area. First, the building itself is quite old — connecting doors (hate those with the burning of 10,000 suns), sticky door locks, balconies with sliding doors, ancient air-​con, etc. That said, it’s been renovated and appears to be well maintained.
Rooms — standard «updated» Courtyard i.e. no more green chevron carpet. Decent size & a mini fridge to boot which was a nice plus. My room was very clean.
Amenities — fitness center, nice courtyard garden, restaurant/​bar open very limited hours (breakfast & dinner). Free wifi and Marriott Gold or Platinum members get the enhanced wifi for free, which is nice.
Location — just off the PGWB on Preston & Plano. If you have a car, there’s literally hundreds of restaurants in a mile or so radius, plus tons of stores. Great location if you have business in the area as it’s far enough off the turnpike where road noise isn’t an issue. If you don’t have a car, well… there’s an IHOP and a liquor store across the street — enjoy!
Sleep quality — «ok». Because if the «older property» issues noted above, you’ll hear the person in the room next door & the air-​con can be noisy.
Overall, I’ve stayed at WAY worse in the Metroplex. No issues with staying here again.

Not a bad to stay. Pretty close to good resturants…

My wife and I stayed here for a «stay-​cation». Not quite a resort or B-​N-​B, but we were happy to get out of the house.
The hotel seems to be an older building, but they’ve a nice job of keeping it looking nice. Lobby, café, and lounge area are quite nice, and the business center looked decent. There is a patio and outdoor swimming pool in the central courtyard, both of which were quite nice. The indoor whirlpool was out of order the night we stayed.
The room we got was $ 53 for a king bed and a sleeper sofa. We prefer rooms that have some kind of sofa, couch or chair beside the office chair, and were surprised to hear most of their rooms had the sofa. It didn’t come with a mini-​fridge, but staff brought one in for us to stash our snacks. The bed was low to the floor, but comfortable. The pillows were feather pillows; not my favorite and I had some problems getting comfortable with them.
Nice big LCD TV that swiveled so it could be watched from the bed or sofa. Free wifi; gateway access, and no ethernet ports.
Very nice room for a great price. Perfect for business. Decent for a cheap weekend getaway. Lots of restaurants around the area.

This is my home away from home. Everyone here seems to know me. Several of my coworkers stay here too, and it’s fun to be able to get together either in the very nice lobby or in the center courtyard for impromptu «happy hours» or grilling. This is not a hipster haven, rather a comfortable place for road warriors to stay while in town on business, and hopefully feel a bit like they’ve found a home away from home for a few days at a time.
This Courtyard is quieter than many of the other hotels offered nearby and provides free WIFI, essential for business travelers. Make sure to ask for an interior room, preferably on the top floor for the quietest sleeping experience.

Nice hotel since the remodel. I have held events here in their meeting rooms and everything was set to my satisfaction. Sometimes noise in the hallway can be distracting when guests walk by. Plus, the price for the meeting space was between 250 and 350 during the evening hours.
If you happen to check in and Adreana (African/​American woman) is working she is the best.
I stay at this hotel 6 times a year and each time they get it right. Business travelers, you know what I mean.

Pretty decent hotel. Very friendly staff always available. Although it has been renovated, it is still not like the newer versions of Marriott hotels; however, it has the main needs (free WIFI). I would so eliminate the green carpet that is taking over the entire hotel. Change it for something more welcoming. I do have to say that it is pretty quite and have ticker walls than other hotels I have been to. Try to stay around the middle side facing the courtyard and not the street on the 3r level.

Nice hotel that was recently renovated as most of the Courtyard’s have been. Friendly and accommodating staff. The one major gripe I have is that there is NO wireless internet in the guest rooms, only the lobby. What kind of a hotel now-​a-​days doesn’t have wireless access in the guest rooms? I know it may sound trivial but at the end of a long day I really don’t want to sit at another desk in a hotel tethered to a 6 inch ethernet cable.