I stayed hear on business.
Pros
Check in was fast polite staff.
Nice pool, Nice work out room, Nice Hot tub. Ill just say this was a very very nice work out room, they had tvs built into the exercise equipment.

cons
my boss opened his door to a roach walking around.
My room was filthy the bathrooms floor was sticky and smelt of urine, my bed was full of hairs, my boss stepped on a roach upon entering his room( that was also dirty)
Then the highlight my fan went in my room and it sounded like a helicopter on and off all night.

In the end we left around 6 or 7 in the morning I couldnt shut the fan off and as the desk man said its hard to find good housekeeping, we were credited for our rooms and promptly left. I have stayed at many a marriot courtyard and this was the only one Ive have a negative experience at. I do feel bad for the rest of the people in the hallway as you could hear the fan clearly in the hallway for about 20-30 feet either directions.

There is really no difference from the Courtyard Marriott in NYC and the Courtyard Marriott in Macon, GA. They are always clean, comfortable, and a bit overpriced since breakfast is not included. I usually stay at a Courtyard because they are nicer than no frills, but a step down from the Hilton (helping my wallet). They are a safe bet if you aren't sure about where to stay. The one in Macon is no different and my stay was pleasant.

We bid "Macon North" 2.5* on Priceline for $42. At that price, this hotel was fine since we were only staying one night on our way home from Florida.

This hotel is showing its age. The lobby is fine, but the room felt more like a 1 star. Example ~ the Marriott has been non-smoking for a few years now. But the faux marble bath counter top in our room was covered with cigarette burns. It was just tacky. There is no wireless internet access in the rooms, but to be fair there is an ethernet cable provided. I agree with other reviewers here that you can hear every door slam in the hallway from inside your room.

This is the first time we've booked a Priceline room where I felt we got treated "differently". Our location was probably the worst in terms of distance from the lobby. Everyone seemed to get a free USA Today shoved under their door, but not us!

On the plus side, the front desk staff was super friendly. The climate control in the room was fine and the bed linens were comfy.

We might stay here again for a quick overnight at a Priceline rate, but I'd never pay close to full price.

We stayed here for one night on our way from Nashville to Orlando. The lady at the front desk was friendly and the check-in process was fine. We stayed in a room on the first floor, and the room was clean and the beds very comfortable.

The problem with this hotel is the poor construction - the walls and ceiling are very thin and you can easily hear people in the rooms on either side and above. The family above us apparently had several children (nothing against small children - we have 3), and they sounded like a herd of elephants on a stampede. Okay - a slight exaggeration, but it was extremely loud. In a different hotel, we probably wouldn't have noticed. Around midnight, it finally got quiet. At 6:00 the following morning, it all started again.

I called the front desk the following morning to let the manager know I expected more from a Marriott. To their credit, the manager reimbursed us the entire amount of the stay.

While the staff was very friendly and accommodating, and the rooms are clean and comfortable, the extremely poor soundproofing of the hotel led to a disappointing stay. If you do stay here, I recommend that you request a room on the top floor.