Courtyard by Marriott Manhattan Aggieville

The room was great for a night- no microwave, so probably not good for a long stay. The bed was really comfortable and the view was nice as well. The TV was a bit hard to use at first, but you could angle it towards the bed. The issue I had was with the location of the parking and the lobby.. it was a bit confusing. The lobby is on the third floor (not ground level, or at the same level as the parking garage, which is floor 2).

I like this hotel!! Shout out to the sweet lady who does the cashier at the Starbucks there, she is so kind! (I wish I could remember her name... anyways give her a good tip if you get Starbucks there!!) We went here with my youth group for a youth camp in Junction City!! The rooms were nice and very clean! My only concern is I heard not all the rooms have microwaves. Other than that I think this hotel would be a do again!!

I enjoyed my stay at the hotel!! It was very clean and smelled amazing in the lobby and room. The showers were great, the beds were super comfortable and the breakfast was really good too! Also, it was nice and quiet! The staff was friendly, professional and helpful! Thank you for the perfect stay during my travels!

Nice hotel overall. It's a little odd (for me at least) to have the front desk on the third floor. Not bad by any means just something I'm not used to. There is no Continental breakfast which was pretty irritating after being out all night and up too early lol. Rooms were clean and neat and easy to access. Parking garage was easy to navigate and well placed.

This feels like a newer facility and easily meets all of the expectations for the Marriott brand and Courtyard concept. The entry and check-in is a bit weird, since you must first park in designated “Guest Check-in” spots, take the elevator up, check-in, and the. Go back down to move your car. (It’s obviously an effort to avoid the sketchy neighborhood and residents.) The room was comfortable and furnished as you’d expect. Bed + desk/chair + small couch/ottoman + fridge. Shower was off half-wall setup and water got all over the floor as a result. Only two complaints: 1) the TV would technically power off (screen goes black), but remained lit. I had to unplug the TV to make the room dark. 2) the A/C works fine, but only cycles on and off normally without the option for the fan to stay on all the time.

Wish there was a Continental breakfast but it's in a great location and the rooms are always nice.

had a pleasant experience overall, thanks to the excellent customer service provided by a worker named Erika. She was professional, courteous, and went out of her way to ensure my stay was comfortable. Whether answering questions or handling requests efficiently, her friendly attitude made a lasting impression. However, the biggest downside of this hotel was the poor maintenance. The room had noticeable issues, such as faulty plumbing and outdated fixtures that needed repairs. Additionally, the air conditioning unit was noisy and inefficient, making it difficult to sleep comfortably. Despite Erika’s outstanding service, the lack of proper upkeep significantly impacted the overall quality of the stay.

It offers one of the oddest ventures into a hotel of all time. The welcome desk is on the third floor, and parking spaces are limited for guest check-in. You'll need to park on the street, take the first-floor elevator, or pay for hotel garage parking. Brace yourself, load music, drunk college students, and everything associated with Aggieville will pass your room and seep through the walls. You've been warned! The rooms balance out the experience, though; they're relatively modern and luxurious for a college town hotel: a giant walk-in shower, stylish furniture, platform bed, and plenty of ports/outlets. Their ADA rooms are humongous as well. Naturally, I fell into a deep sleep after my head hit the pillow. If you want to be a little apple in the "Little Apple," stay in Aggieville!