For the last night of a two week vacation, we booked this brand new hotel and were very pleased. We had rented a car and the evening before my husband appreciated being able to recheck the rental dropoff location and fill the gas tank so we'd be ready for a no stress morning flight. For some unclear reason, we got a great extended stay rate of $79 per King bed room even though we were only staying for one night.

We had lunch and dinner there, and the food was fine, nothing amazing. After shopping in town and a late dinner, my niece and I tried out the hot tub. It was fun, changing colored lights, lots of jets and options.

The rooms were absolutely new looking and perfectly clean. The bed was firm but comfortable with nice linens. The only slightly odd thing was the windows were a little small.

The hotel is one intersection north of the airport entrance road, and it is a fair distance up to town. The internet in the room was great, and free. I was able to catch up on some emails before heading home.

We stayed at the Marriott for three nights and it was fantastic. They hotel was clean, pretty and quiet. Back from the road but very close to the airport. The rooms were very clean, great ameneties and helpful staff. The grounds were clean and also well landscaped. The pool was large and fantastic-loved it! The place had 24/7 free internet computers and a free daily shuttle that took you to the omni for free use of their beach and beach club facilities or a free daily shuttle to downtown.

The food was good and not badly priced. The only negative was I wished there was more variety to their restaurant menu. I would highly recommend this place. Why pay LOADS of money when you can get a great clean wonderful place to stay!

This hotel seems to exist to offer a place for those displaced individuals who have been grounded at the Cancun Airport due to a flight delay or document mishap. That is how we landed at the courtyard. It is also well located for those driving in from somewhere. Owing to the distance from the airport and the cost of cabs, the “airport “designation is almost a misnomer.
The hotel is brand new, clean, well appointed [my 17 year old son was particularly pleased with the flat screen TV and clock radio with an “ipod” charger/port] and everything works. They have a cute little business center with a couple of computers for “free” guest use. The pool which we did not try looked great. The restaurant was fine, fully up to North American standards. The staff members we ran into were friendly and generally articulate in English, including the night clerk who went beyond the call of duty as I was struggling with the Mexican 1-800 telephone system trying to organize our escape once we had been re-documented.
It is not the hotel’s fault that the Cancun area has taxi rates that border on being rapacious. We were able to negotiate a reduced rate from the airport over the one initially quoted, after all it is only a 10 minute 7km drive. This is not the place to stay at Cancun if you want to experience a Mexican town or the party beach. If you are driving in from somewhere in the Yucatan area to make an early flight I would give it an unqualified recommendation. In our particular case, owing to the location of the consulate in the hotel zone in Cancun, we would have done as well to stay in town or at the beach where there are both frequent taxis and bus services.

Our group of 8, all flight attendants, planned on a three day vacation stay in Cancun at another hotel. We found that it was necessary to leave the day before our planned arrival due to passenger loads. We needed a hotel for just one night and Marriot Courtyard Cancun is where we stayed.

The rate was extremely reasonable, $79.00, and our rooms were well appointed with comfortable beds and free wired internet connection. The colors are earth tones with the view from our window overlooking the courtyard and pool area.

The restaurant has both inside and patio dining. We opted to eat on the patio and ordered Beef Fajitas for dinner. At $11.50 per person, this was consistent with prices back home. The fajitas were so flavorable and tender. Loaded with onions and green and red peppers accompanied with handmade flour tortillas. The next morning we had the breakfast buffet for $11.00 and it was full of choices to please any pallet. Eggs, bacon, sausage, fresh pancakes made to order, waffles, fruit, huevos rancheros and fresh juices.

The pool area is a nicely laid out area. Plenty of lounge chairs - REAL lounge chairs (not those cheap plastic ones). At the far end of the area is an above ground hot tub. Clean and well kept, we spent our evening sipping cocktails in the hot tub with other guests at the hotel.

As people said in previous reviews, this hotel is no where near the beach, but for our purposes it fit the bill. As a matter of fact, after spending the next 3 days at Oasis Cancun - we would have GLADLY traded back to the Marriott Courtyard as no amount of pretty beaches can make up for lack of service and decent food at Oasis Cancun (but that's another review altogether)!