Enjoy a perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Courtyard Phoenix Mesa. The hotel features easy access to popular destinations including Hohokam Stadium and Sloan Park, the spring training homes of the Oakland A’s and Chicago Cubs. Other points of interest, including the Mesa Convention Center, Arizona Museum of Natural History, Mesa Arts Center and the Falcon Field business district are just minutes away. Rooms have been recently renovated with contemporary décor, a plush mattress and ergonomic workstation.
Courtyard by Marriott Phoenix Mesa offers Elevator/lift, Fitness facilities, 24-hour front desk, Business center, Express check-out, Dry cleaning/laundry services, Self parking (surcharge), Luggage storage, Concierge services, Conference space, Grocery/convenience store, Meeting rooms, Smoke-free property, Safe-deposit box at front desk, Area shuttle, Breakfast available (surcharge), Laundry facility - coin operated, Television in common areas, 24-hour fitness facilities, Multilingual staff, Free newspapers in lobby, Refrigerator, Hypo-allergenic bedding available, Shower/tub combination, Shower/tub combination, Phone, Towels provided, Private bathroom, Private bathroom (not in room), Free toiletries, LCD TV, Hair dryer, Hair dryer (on request), Iron/ironing board, Separate bedroom, Cable TV service, Rollaway/extra beds (free), Premium TV channels, Free WiFi, Free WiFi (limited) device count, Free WiFi (limited) duration, Free WiFi (limited) time, Blackout drapes/curtains, Desk, Premium bedding, Separate sitting area, Sofa bed, Sofa bed size, Pay movies, Balcony, Balcony or patio, Outdoor pool, Fax services available, Free bottled water, Wifi Available, ATM, Cribs available (fees may apply), Pets allowed, Down pillows, Air conditioning, AM/FM alarm clock radio, In-room climate (air conditioning), In-room climate control (heating), Complimentary coffee, Satellite TV service.
Courtyard by Marriott Phoenix Mesa is located at 1221 S Westwood, Mesa.
Courtyard by Marriott Phoenix Mesa has an average rating of 4 out of 5 based on 714 guest reviews. It holds a 3-star Stars rating.
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
Suite, 1 Bedroom (Hearing Accessible)
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
Room, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
Room, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed (Hearing Accessible)
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
Standard Room, 1 King Bed with Sofa bed (Mobility Accessible, Roll-In Shower)
2 Double Beds
Room, 2 Double Beds (Mobility Accessible, Roll-In Shower)
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
Suite, 1 Bedroom
2 Queen Beds
Room, 2 Queen Beds (Hearing Accessible)
2 Double Beds
Room, 2 Double Beds
1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
Suite, 1 Bedroom (Mobility/Hearing Accessible, Tub)
2 Queen Beds
Room, 2 Queen Beds




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The Courtyard by Marriott Phoenix Mesa generally receives positive feedback, with guests praising cleanliness, friendly staff, and a comfortable stay. However, there are recurring concerns about inconsistent service, issues with room amenities, and occasional problems with billing. Recent reviews highlight the importance of attentive front desk staff and the need for improvements in certain operational areas.
A very clean, friendly, small hotel. Their Bistro Cafe has Starbucks drinks and a staff that really knows how to make your Skinny Chai! The food and drink menu is perfect for a happy hour or room service dinner. I've stayed here many times, and have been treated to consistently kind and thoughtful service from check-in to check-out. Highly recommend!
There were issues right off.. Refrigerator made noise and couldn't be replaced at 11 or so pm. Husband was already asleep, too. Maintenance man was very friendly and helpful. So from that start to finishing off no coffee in the lobby, pretty much a big disappointment. I really expected better.
Pool was clean, lots of towels for drying off. We had a balcony overlook in the pool and that was nice. Super big screen. TV was nice. One elevator was working. That's all we needed. The other end of the hotel, though, I noticed their elevator wasn't.
We lived our stay here. The area is very quiet and peaceful. The mall near by via maps is closed down and It’s kinda far from the major areas like Scottsdale but our options were limited so we didn’t mind the short drive. Overall the room was clean, loved the small pool, great workout space and the lobby was very welcoming. We also appreciated the kind and helpful staff.
Aaliyah and Jackie make an excellent duo. I was genuinely excited to be in Arizona, and their strong work ethic made my arrival feel incredibly welcoming. I definitely wanted to take a moment to recognize and compliment both of them
Decent stay overall but it took over 20 minutes for me to check in. They need more staff at the front desk to help those staying here. Fine for a one night stay when you need it.
Great property! Neat and Clean. Rooms are really spacious and the quality of linen is top notch!
Our one night stay turned out to be a very poor experience. Our debit card was charged twice for a one night stay and we were not given loyalty points or an invoice. Resolving these issues has turned out to be fraught with responses from Marriott representatives that either ignore the mistakes they made or responses that simply make no sense - a tactic used to avoid the obvious.
Heard the ladies that didn’t know whether I spoke español or not. talking about too many rooms, too much, and the new lady cleaning too much and behind. They said she won’t be there long and laughed. Then I did the math. Too many rooms + not enough time = bacteria and sickness.. I won’t be coming back. Thanks cleaning ladies
Very much barely okay. They clearly don’t have enough people working here, because the desk is abandoned for long periods of time - I made the mistake of giving them some bags to hold onto, but I could not get them because the desk clerk was taking up the only stall in the bathroom for 15 minutes (why I could not use the bathroom also) and he had no backup. I do not begrudge his need for a bathroom, but not having any tag-team capacity is kind of goofy as a business model.