Courtyard by Marriott Palm Springs

Super close to Airport. Very nice commons area. No full restaurant on site but within walking distance to a few nice places. Nice pool and hot tub. Complete weight room as well. Would stay here again.

Overall a decent facility - close to the airport and convention center (latter within walking distance on a Fall/ Winter day). Lots of users attending expo at the center or other activities such as hiking or golf. Location seems decent only thing is no close restaurants nearby - closest walking around 20 mins or if you drive around 5 mins.

Check in was easy, staff very friendly. We only stayed one night. Room was comfortable, and we elected on-street parking. The hotel is a good choice, yet it is not really walking distance from downtown when weather is hot.

Checked out of this hotel after about five hours. When checking in asked for a quite room, the front desk person Marcell, assured us that this was a business hotel and that it was quiet all the time because it catered to business travelers who are generally low key. Our surprise happened as more and more very young, many clearly underage guests were piling into rooms, walking into the hotel with cases of beer and other alcohol. There began several parties on the different floors with people spilling into the hallways and balconies causing disturbance to guests. These people were drinking and partying in hotel halls. We contacted Marcel who told us that there was nothing he could do because guests could make as much noise as they wanted and the hotel could nothing until 10:00 PM. He s

Tens of Drunken teen frat members partying in the hallway blocked us and harassed us from transiting between the elevator and our room. The only manager available was Marcell at the front desk who claimed he “could not do anything about it until 10pm”. He was not concerned we had been harassed or that the hotel had turned into a frat party rager. We left and he assured us with a smug and sinister twist of his mouth that we WOULD be charged regardless for the night. This man should be fired for incompetence and willfully violating the hotel and chain’s code of conduct and responsibility to provide a safe and quiet rest. Innkeepers have a legal duty to provide a peaceful environment for their guests, which includes managing excessive noise from other guests or sources.