We stayed Oct 18 to 20, 2007. We booked via Charlottesville visitors centre because most hotels were full so didn't get a particularly good rate. This is a new (2007) hotel and, as you would expect, is clean with good size rooms. Even though it is near the city centre, parking was free in secure multi-storey car park attached to the hotel. Breakfast was not included but was pretty good at around $7.50. The staff were very helpful when the lobby computer refused to print.

One excellent thing about this hotel is that it is on the route for the free half-hourly trams that go right to the centre and run between about 6:30 am until late (12-ish) in the night.

Watch out for room service where they add 18% to the food total and then leave a blank line for gratuities under the total.

Otherwise this was a good hotel.

A bride and groom selected this to be the lodging for their wedding party. It was perfectly nondescript, and definitely NOT a good value, even at the wedding rate. No complimentary breakfast of any sort; and the restaurant on property was overpriced with nothing special on the menu. There is a self-service coffee/tea/cocoa device available 24/7. The Doubletree, a similar quality property, would have been $70 cheaper per night.
The driveway is hard to access, even if you know where you're going; and it leads to an inconvenient one-way street. The parking garage is OK.
The hotel staff was superb.
The bath area had a tub and toilet in one space, a sink in a different space. The tub had one of those curved shower curtain rods - a nice touch, and a good shower head. The tub drained well. Plenty of nice white towels and high-end Davies Gate brand amenities. Comfy beds, support-less pillows, OK TV, free wireless internet. Worthless thermostat.
The property is within walking distance of many venues, and we enjoyed the nightlife at Historic Downtown Charlottesville, including movie theatres, shops, and restaurants.
I would NEVER stay here again. Try the Red Roof, Omni, or Doubletree instead.

The renovations must be completed, because the hotel is in good shape and clean. We had a nice room overlooking the entry, so no complaint about the view. Someone mentioned that they could not find the sign for the hotel; that is true! We drove past four times before finding it.

The bed was very comfortable.

The staff seem a bit green. Maybe they are college students?

This courtyard has had a recent face lift so the beds, linen and rooms in general are nicer than earlier reviews noted.

Location is great if you are visiting UVA - easy to walk to the main campus and famous Rotunda.

The walls are thin. The room next to us was empty but the alarm clock went off and we heard it for 15 minutes until finally a staff person made it to the room. I have stayed at 50+ Marriott properties - this was among the noisiest I can remember.