We decided to stay here during our last minute, weekend trip to Vegas. We picked this hotel because our friend had Marriott Points and we'd get this hotel for free. Booking it online wasn't a problem.

Beware this hotel is not on the strip. This was fine for us because we drove down to Vegas so we were planning on driving to the casinos as parking is usually free there. So this wasn't a problem. I would say that it is too far to walk to the strip from here. We took a cab down to the strip on Saturday night and it cost us $15 to get there (traffic) and $10 to get back.

The main lobby was under construction but we didn't hear any noise while staying there. It was extremely quiet. The room was big with 2 queen beds and really nice bedding. To my surprise the beds were actually really comfortable. The bath was also really clean. We had specified that 4 people would be staying, but when we arrived we noticed that there were only 3 towels in the bathroom. I called the front desk and requested another towel to be brought up. The girl very politely said that someone would come and drop one off for us. We didn't need to shower just then, so we forgot about it and remembered the next morning, that the extra towel never came. I called and asked about it and the girl seemed pretty annoyed with my call. However, within minutes someone dropped off a few extra towel.

We used the pool area only once. It's really just a small pool but all you really need to cool off. In the morning, we noticed that the pool chairs had a nicely folded towel sitting on them. By the middle of the afternoon, there were no towels left and no where to get more. We ended up going back to our room and using the ones from there.

Overall, the hotel was fine for what we needed. I can't comment on the price but if you are looking for a quick Vegas getaway, you could stay here if you're not looking to a super fancy hotel. It worked fine for us.

We booked using reward points so for the price it was great. The hotel is undergoing construction at this time so we found entering the parking lot to be a challenge because we missed the correct turn. We found the lobby though and the staff was very accomadating. Our room was spacious and quiet and comfortable. The pool was nice, especially in the hot weather, there were lots of towels strewn around that had been accumulating all day without being picked up but other than that the pool was nice. The location is off the strip so you are away from the hustle and bustle of the boulevard. The hotel is very close to the monorail, a short walk across the road and you are at the station which was very convenient for getting to the strip. Would I stay here again, yes if the price was right again otherwise I liked the experience of being on the strip.

This Courtyard has not been renovated although it features the new Marriott bedding. It is close to the convention center and to the Monorail (fee) and caters to convention attendees although it lacks a...business center! It is approximately one very long block to the strip which we thought was too much to ask in the hot sun.

Our assigned room at 120 per night had a constantly running toilet. Beds felt OK, but because of the toilet issue and the outdated, rundown look and feel of the hotel (it looked like an old motel) we decided to try our luck with a hotel on the strip instead. Front desk was kind enough to cancel any charges. We would recommend trying the Marriott Suites, Springhill Suites or another Las Vegas Marriott property for better value until this Courtyard gets renovated.

There are no nearby restaurants but the hotel offers menus from restaurants that deliver.

As a business traveler, I hate getting a rental car and I hate to pay taxi fares even more. This hotel is right accross from the convention center and I really didn't miss the ding, ding, ding of the casino world. If you are in need a of place close by LVCC, this is a good stop, right accross the street and you can also take the monirail to the strip if you are interested (a bit of a hike from the strip hotel stations to the strip itself, but much cheaper than a cab).