We stayed at the Courtyard on a weekend. It was neither crowded nor desolate; given that we got a pretty good price on this business hotel, I expected the latter. The hotel is well-maintained and generally clean (the only negative being some flecks of what looked like mildew on the inside of the shower liner). I didn't use the wifi, but the hardwire connectiion worked well. Reasonably good shower pressure, and very comfortable beds. It's about 25 minutes from downtown Annapolis, and on the weekends, much cheaper than Annapolis area hotels

I stayed here for a business trip and had no complaints. There's a bar and restaurant located inside the hotel. For smokers there is a smoking area located outside with a table and chairs. A couple of miles down the road is Arundel Mills mall. However, this does require you to get back onto 295, but I had no issues getting there. The receptionist was helpful in locating places to eat and shop. Overall, a decent place to stay.

Stayed at the Courtyard in February 2011 for 14 days. The area itself is quiet and very safe since its amongst government facilities.

However there are no restaurants or shops nearby although there is a restaurant in the hotel itself which is quite good.

During my stay though the laundry facilities were out of service and we had to use the external laundry service which costs a bomb. Also there were kids staying at the hotel and they made lots of noise and ruckus, something which the management should have done something about especially at this hotel since it cater to mostly business guests.

The internet was free although at certain times slow. I would most likely not stay here again, not because of the hotel but because of its location. There are many other hotels around the Arundel Mills area.

We stayed here because we couldn't get a reasonably priced hotel in Annapolis over boat weekend. This Courtyard is new with more modern decor and a good sized lobby area for breakfast overflow/ casual meetings by the TV. The downside was that a restaurant is being added so breakfast was being served in a small conference room off the lobby. It made it harder for the staff to monitor the usual breakfast problem- the really large family reunion hits the buffet and then there's nothing left for anyone else to eat. And FYI, there's nothing within walking distance if you don't like the selection/ price of the food. Make sure you have a car. Also, there's only one public access computer if you forgot your laptop.
Anyway, the beds were cozy, the rooms were quiet and the pool/ hot tub was not over chlorinated. There was actually a life guard on duty. Must be Maryland stat law.