In town for a night the Hotel was clean, front desk was really nice.
Although in the middle of no where. Amenities were good.

Courtyard was Great. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Hotel is clean and comfortable. Good A/C and nice pool. Would highly recommend to anyone.

I stayed at the Courtyard Durham during the Easter weekend. The rate was pretty good ($59 a night), so I was a little hesitant about booking the room, but I've never had a problem with a Marriott property so I made the reservation anyway. I wasn't disappointed. The staff was friendly and attentive. The room was clean; the beds very comfortable; the location is ideal (right off of Interstate 40). The only complaint I have is that there is no restaurant on the premises so you can't order room service. There are several fast food joints right down the road, but I didn't see any nice sit down restaurants close by. They do serve breakfast until 11:00 a.m. The breakfast buffet was pretty nice (scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, grits, biscuits, oatmeal with walnuts and raisins, cold cereal, bagels, pancakes, and a "make your own waffle" machine). Oh yeah, one more small complaint....the television was pretty small (19 inches)!

I would definately stay at the Courtyard Durham Research Triangle Park again.

"Courtyard" is intended to be Marriott on a budget, and at this location it achieves that. It's not luxurios, but it is clean, roomy, quiet & comfortable and has decent service. Free broadband internet is a nice touch, but even that is becoming common - especially at hotels in the RTP area.

Location is fine - just off the interstate, a few miles from the airport, convenient for all the firms on RTP, or Rayleigh/Durham centres.

It cost me $120 per night, which isn't bad for this location in mid week.

So a fairly typical mid range business hotel. Nothing special, but no problems either. Perfectly acceptable :-)