Rooms have been updated, but they might have left the same old beds? The rooms as "dry" as the heater runs constantly and you feel like you are in a desert. The HD TVs are not in HD. Its the old analog signal so they are not clear.

Good note - the hotel front desk gals are fantastic.

I come to this area in Massachusetts about once or twice a year. I almost always use Priceline's "name your own price" and get a room here or somewhere similar for $50 to $60/night. The beds are always very comfortable and the rooms are very clean and very nice quality for the 3-star hotel rating.

marriott Courtyards have had their ups and downs, but most have risen to the times with upgrades and a consistent level of care. Unfortunately this Courtyard has done neither. Though the staffnis friendly, and lobby amenities are standard, the rooms fall very short. Old dirty carpets and locker room towels, the quality of the room was very disappointing, especially for the room rates.

I arrived with my daughter and her friend after a day of soccer games at the hotel. It was tucked away in the back of a business park making it a little difficult to find. I explained that I had an extra guest and we would need three beds since we had an extra guest. We were given a suite (king size bed that my daughter and I shared and a sofa bed for her friend. I was also pleasantly surprised when the hotel suggested that I don't need to have my debit card swiped which would avoid funds being held up until the bank releases the funds-I was shocked that this was even an option. We also stayed at a DoubleTree this same weekend-the Hilton may have given us cookies upon arrival but they score a zero in overall customer service.