This is a lovely Courtyard that actually has a courtyard. One of the things I enjoy Courtyards is that most of the rooms have a patio that you can actually stand on to get a little fresh air. The only downside to this Courtyard is that it doesn't have an elevator. If you're a single woman, travelling alone with a lot of stuff, beware. They will not promise a lower floor room, and there's no one to assist. The weekend I was there, the hotel was filled with teenagers from Oklahoma who were there for a sporting event. I cringed when I saw the busses, assuming I was in for a lot of noise, but either due to excellent acoustics, or well behaved kids, everything was just fine. I'd give it higher ratings if only they had an elevator, or would guarantee a request for first floor.

My husband and I stayed at this hotel September 30-October 2, 2011 along with 4 other couples. Our itinerary for the weekend included shopping, golf, attending a college football game, and celebrating my husband's 30th birthday. The hotel was very easy to find and located near many restaurants. We had no problems finding a Starbucks nearby and a number of dining options. We booked through cheaptickets.com and received complimentary breakfast buffets. This included make your own waffles, eggs, bacon, sausage, fresh fruit, and much more. Rooms were nice and spacious. Beds were comfortable. Flat screen TV in each room with sitting area. Overall we were very pleased with our stay.

My wife and I stayed for two weekend nights in September. The hotel was typical Courtyard, with old window air conditioners (but with a new wall thermostat), comfortable bed, simple buffet breakfast, nice lobby with chairs and business center, and the few usual noisy high-school kids slamming doors. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The hotel is in a quiet residential neighborhood.

I stayed at the Couryard by Marriott off Midway Drive in Addison, Texas this weekend. The staff at the hotel are very friendly and nice. The hotel was clean, but the most important thing to me is being able to get a good night's sleep while on a business trip. This problem may be common to all Courtyards, the hotel has window air conditioner's that make a tremendous amount of noise while running, but then click off when your temperature is reached. There is no setting that allows the "fan" of the AC to run continuously. Therefore, you alternate between loud noise, silence, and then a startling start up of the AC. This makes sleeping nearly impossible as you lie there and anticipate when the AC will shut off and then start up again. I will move on to the nearby Residence Inn or Marriott Hotel for future stays.