We stayed here after a late night flight. The staff was very friendly in recommending late night dining options and even taking us there and picking us up. They took us to our rental car dealership the next day as well. The rooms were nice, beds were comfy, and the breakfast was very good but expensive. We would return not for a view or anything but for a needed spot.

Stayed here for our arrival & departure dates as the hotel is literally walking distance from the airport. We took the hotel shuttle upon our arrival in the dark and were a bit embarrassed that it was a 2 minute ride to hotel. In the morning we walked across a field to pick up our rental car from the airport. The hotel seems very new, clean and has a restaurant. The food is just OK, but when it's late, it is convenient AND they have beer & wine. Rooms are modern, with a desk/chair and sofa & coffee table & refrigerator, so there's room to stretch out a bit. Would definitely return, especially if we have an early morning flight departure.

Stayed at the Courtyard during a remodel, fortunately is was during the weekend and no work was being done. The new lobby is uninviting and uncomfortable, it no longer feels like home. The room was great and I got an upgrade just by asking and being a silver member. Breakfast was free as the resturant was closed for the remodel, standard fare with the best oatmeal in town. I do not think I will be staying here again (I have stayed at the hotel on MANY occassions) as they atomoshere if not to my taste. Not sure what Marriott was thinking with orange, uncomfotable furniture. I would still recommend it to friends as they have great beds.

I stayed at this hotel for one night. It is great if you want to be close to the little Medford airport because it is literally adjacent to it. However, the hotel is completely isolated without a car.

Most everything about the stay was positve. The clerk at the desk was a real delight -- helpful, eager to please and friendly. My king room was large, clean, and pleasant with a large flat screen TV. One of the best features was that the hotel had two computers with free internet access in the lobby. The hotel also had a nice supply of food that you could purchase and warm up if you didn't want to leave the premises, along with a lot of snacks. It also had free copies of USA Today and the WSJ, which I found to be an unusual perk for a hotel in such a small city.

The only downsides are that the hotel was overpriced for the location at $149 per night. and had a $2 charge for the purchase of a soday that I did not make. The clerk happily removed the charge, but when I looked at my corrected bill after my return, I saw that the hotel had charged me for two nights when I was there for only one. The hotel quickly corrected the bill when I called to raise the issue after my return.

All in all, this hotel was a pleasant surprise.