Courtyard by Marriott St. George

I was here for an unexpected trip due to a medical emergency. My family member was at the nearby hospital. All of the staff here were outstanding and very helpful. I kept changing my check out date because I did not know how long I would need to be there. I would say the staff was outstanding. It was also really nice to have a Bistro in the hotel for breakfast and dinner. It was so convenient and also good food. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. Hopefully the next time I am in St. George it will be for vacation and I would stay here again for sure!

We actually were attending an event in Cedar City. For some reason the hotel costs there were really overpriced. We stayed MANY Courtyards before so we found this one in Saint George. Price wise, it seemed worth the hour drive since we were staying there so many nights. When we got there it was a really easy find off the freeway. The young lady that checked us in was very nice and friendly. The smell of the hotel was amazing. Usually I would never say something like that but they do some magical thing with eucalyptus that just hits you. Best smelling hotel by far lol. There are a ton of food places around. I definitely would stay here again.

Can find no fault with this hotel. Clean, modern and welcoming. Like all Courtyards (at least those I have experienced) there is no complimentary breakfast, so we picked up bagels at nearby Einstein Bros. Also, we really enjoyed dinner at Red Fort restaurant which is right across the road. Highly recommend.

Cute little hotel overlooking St. George in a quiet area. Pool area is by far my favorite place on this property, and jacuzzi was awesome, especially the strong jets! We were poolside at night, but there’s also an indoor pool and spa for those that can’t brave the brutal heat outside (summer).

It’s exactly what i expected from Courtyard. This one has good service and they cleaned our room daily. There are two pools (indoor and outdoor). I liked their outdoor pool.

Came here for a wedding and was not disappointed. Staff and atmosphere were great. Probably the most comfortable bed I've slept in at a hotel. Will stay here again our next trip to St. George

The hotel is decent, it needs a little renovation or maybe just some cleaning and updating. The staff was not the best. |The in room amenities need some help, it’s a very small tv with very few channels, the coffee pot didn’t work to the point I burnt my hand on it, the towels were rough.||The gal when we were checking in was friendly enough but told me that the state I’m from was awful and didn’t understand how I could live there. The next morning when our in room coffee pot would boil the water but never release the coffee, my spouse went to the front desk to ask about coffee and was told we needed to pay for it at the breakfast counter. So we went back for that and it took 20 plus minutes because it was one person working with multiple people in line, not to mention this was Father’s Day so I’m assuming it was busier than usual.

The hotel is old but clean. Location is good, with Target, quite a few restaurants nearby. The staff there are quite helpful and friendly. Ala Carte breakfast was decent also. I also wanna recommend a perfect spot for watching sunset: Dixie Rock, 6-min drive from the hotel.

Reservation check in smooth, easy, courteous Bar and breakfast nook attendants friendly and helpful Lounge relaxing where you have plenty of room to bring in your own food and celebrate occasions They have an on site restaurant which I am sure was great but didn't have a chance to use. The rooms, comfy beds and pools were excellent and clean. Great stay. I would say they are a reasonably priced 5 star hotel hosting us weary road travelers. Make a reservation here for sure!

The rooms where nice and spacious all though we had to switch out room because of our fridge was not working. The front desk lady was very nice and let us switch out rooms. BYE BYE

Sets the standard for Courtyard by Marriott. As I've written many times, the difference between four stars and five stars is not amenities or architecture, it's service. I wish that all Courtyards could have the level of service and amenities available at this property. The lobby decor is exceptional, the front desk staff are friendly and engaging and the bistro has good food served by friendly people. All other Courtyards are officially on notice to meet the standard. RECOMMENED

Carpet looked dirty, and there are some needed repair and attention to detail needs. And then they can't even give you a breakfast. They serve the same cheap breakfast as the other motels that give it to you free but they charge you $15. They call the restaurant the bistro trying to add a little European flavor to it, which doesn't work. The bistro has limited hours and is not real restaurant food. Look for another hotel.

We stayed her spontaneously after our Brian Head/Utah fall color road trip got cancelled because of snow and rain. It was a great last minute hotel. BREAKFAST IS NOT FREE. Because we are platinum we got a $10 breakfast credit each, but if you're not statused you are on your own. There are lots of places to eat though within walking distance, and there is a fridge in the room. They also upgraded us to a balcony view. You can choose the city or bluff side, but honestly I'd pick the city side since there's more to see. The problem with the bluff is it's blocking your view from seeing anything good in the distance. My one gripe is that the person working the reception desk also works with cafe which can make it really backed up. In fact, when we called down no one answered, so we had to go down ourselves. I wish they would have a dedicated cafe person so the front desk person could be on their own.

HOUSEKEEPING STAFF ARE LIARS AND THIEFS !!! I stayed at this property on July 25th and check out July 26. My wife left behind her small pink make up bag in the room. I called the front desk to see if housekeeping had retrieved anything, unfortunately nothing was recovered. Front desk team did everything in their power to assist with such great service. This is where things get ugly. I spoke with general manager Zack to which my surprise was rude with recovery service. I spent 15 mins in the phone asking for a free comp night since $1200 worth of revenue was lost due housekeeping agent stoled my wife's make up bag. Zack refuse to assist me or tailor my needs due tragic lost on his end of his team. I did not ask much from Zack and believe this was fair compensation. I felt like my value as a repetitive customer were ignored. I will no longer come back and look for another property..

Great friendly staff & the lobby smells clean and amazing as soon as you walk in. Mike who works the front desk is extremely personable & welcoming & even suggested his favorite restaurant & gifted us with free toothbrushes since we forgot ours. The outdoor fire place is absolutely beautiful along with a really nice pool, gym, & spacious clean lobby with a cozy fireplace & a big screen TV. Their is a bar/restaurant in the lobby offering tons of appetizers. Our room was extremely clean, smelt great with comfy beds/pillows & there is a ton of parking which is always nice since we got in late on a cold and windy night. Plus you are only 2 minutes from a Starbucks and tons of restaurants & shopping.

My boyfriend and I had a wonderful stay here. From the amenities to the customer service. I enjoyed the workout room 2x when I was there- open 24/7. There is an inside pool with a hot tub and an outside pool. The hotel is updated and on the fancier side. The customer service was wonderful, we arrived at 2am after a long day of travel. The front desk agent Jim was very helpful and funny, he helped turn the day around. Would recommend 100% only downfall is the breakfast is not free.

Over the New Year's holiday, my family and I stayed at this hotel for three nights. We always make it a habit to get out of Pasadena for New Year's, after growing up two blocks from the rose parade route. Usually, our annual trips take us up the California coast; this year, we decided to do something a little different and headed to St. George, with the thought of exploring Zion, Snow Canyon, and some of the other local parks in their winter plumage. Upon arriving at the front desk, I was greeted pleasantly by two staff members. I noticed that the hotel look fancier than what I would have expected for my $90/night double queen room on a holiday weekend. A coffee bar in the lobby was open till 10 PM... A nice touch, considering they were serving Americano style Starbucks coffee and other snacks and drinks. Call room on the fourth floor was clean, reasonably comfortable beds, and the microwave/mini fridge combo. A desk area with plenty of plugs for chargers, A flatscreen TV with HBO and two open HDMI ports to hook up the chrome book with Netflix, and pretty good free Wi-Fi rounded out the offerings. Our fourth floor room gave us a nice view of the lights in the growing city of St. George... I don't remember it being this big of a town. Considering it's the dead of winter, all outdoor pool and Jacuzzi facilities were closed. For our three SoCal kids, swimming at the hotel is something to which they truly look forward. The indoor pool was very small, and the temperature of pretty much everything in that room was off somehow... The pool was too cold, the air-conditioner was blasting despite outdoor temperatures in the 20s at night, and the hot tub wasn't, well, hot. Front desk staff was sympathetic to our concerns raised about this, and promptly went to go try to remediate the situation. Still, that air conditioner kept blowing, and the hot tub stayed tepid. After two trips to the highly chlorinated pool, all three of my children develop skin rashes and allergy symptoms. Certainly, I don't blame the hotel for this... They have to keep things clean, but we all got serious red eye, as the chlorine fumes--particularly combined with the bubbles and steam of the hot tub-- were almost overwhelming. I defy any notovirus to try to set up shop in that pool facility... And hey, that's the idea. Other than the pool, we were very pleased with our stay, and will likely stay here again during our summer road trips. When push comes to shove, we don't visit Utah to hang out at the hotel... But overall, this was a nice place to come back to at the end of the day after exploring the great outdoors.

Second time staying here I'm so sorry, but I believe her name was Peggy checked us in awesome loved her that evening. I went down to the café to get something to drink and eat and unfortunately the woman working the café did not even turn around to acknowledge me and I was there for over 15 minutes so then went back to the front desk and Peggy again was so nice and she offered to try and help me but the gentleman working said no you can't go do that because they apparently can't go over to the café however, within an hour I got a call from the front desk saying that they would like to give us a free breakfast so the next morning I went down and the person at the café then was the manager Brian he was very very nice and apologized for what it happened and I said no problem I understand. Just wanted to thank Peggy and Brian for taking such good care of us however, funny thing I ordered us three breakfast sandwiches to go when I got to where we were going. It was not breakfast sandwiches so hopefully whoever got our three breakfast sandwiches enjoyed them. We got some breakfast burritos which were very nice. Will definitely stay here again.

We usually stay at Marriott Fairfield hotels. This stay reminded me that if you have a government or business account, you can get a nice breakfast at a Courtyard. This hotel is very nice, but you cannot even get a complimentary coffee in the lobby. You will pay for everything. Very nice hotel for business, but not for family.

Kerrie Prince is hands down as good as it gets!! She is the Director of Sales and wish I could give her 10 stars out of 5. A couple days ago, I screwed up and booked a conference room on the wrong day at another hotel. I was in desperate need of space for our meeting. It was less then 24 hours away. She was able to fit me into a slot, and help me with every little detail so my meeting ran super smooth. She helped with signs, seating, drinks, tables, table cloths, and even decorations on the food tables. I was able to concentrate on the presentation. She was amazing! The venue was super nice and we will book future meetings and conference rooms there.

I really enjoyed my stay here. I had to come down for a family emergency and booked a room. The staff was very hospitable and great to interact with. The lobby and rooms were clean, comfortable, and decorated nicely. And the bed was super comfy!! I'd stay again when back in St.George.

Besides the great views, the people that work here are super nice, the jacuzzi was nice and hot, breakfast and coffee was pretty good. We would stay here again for sure.

I should have updated my review when it happened but Nichole, ended up calling me a few days later and was very transparent as to why she probably sounded like that. She was sincere and honest. Most places could care less but she took the time to reach out. This gesture went a long way in my book!

Had a wonderful experience here. The hotel smells amazing I am curious what room deodorizer they use. Damian greeted all of us and delivered great customer service. They have beautiful views from any direction. Walking distance to shops and restaurants. Starbucks counter service within the hotel. The rooms are comfy and very roomy. Lovely pool and garden to hang out. I highly recommend staying here. See you all again soon

Several years ago, I stayed at this lovely hotel. But over the last 2-3 years, I'd started booking more with Hilton, largely due to their acquisition of Hampton Inns, one of those usually reliable mid-tier chains. This past weekend, a last-minute trip to St. George caused me to check available rewards points. Which in turn led to booking a night at this Courtyard. It will not be my last. I may have to switch from Hamptons to Courtyards if they're all this good. The rooms are good, not great or wonderful or amazing, but good. The showers, however, are A+. It's really the service that sets this place apart. And of course, Marriott's great beds. As I woke up on Monday, I remembered why I had liked this place so much. Only downside: No free breakfast. But they compensate for that with the Bistro, which in turn makes up for no-free-breakfast by having things like wine and small but tasty snacks in the evening. Would recommend this hotel with no caveats.

Was charged for the wrong room from the front desk having no idea who had or hadn't checked in from our group. Was assured the charge would come off by the GM. Turned out I was charged for a friends room in my group spent almost an hour total trying to sort it out. Still haven't received a refund. Another in our group had to go to the front desk during our visit and supposedly it was fixed. Not fixed at all.

I love to stay at Marriott because they are clean and I love the sheets. However tonight I am at one in st George Utah. Expensive$213 for the night. So many guests here in the lobby and not a single one with a mask on. When I asked the manager he said they are required but they do not in force the policy. In these times .... I am surprised3 stars because they are unsafe!!!

Was in for a night stay, and can honestly say I had no complaints I liked that I even got to log into my Netflix account to watch movies and had a nice view Jay at the front desk was very helpful and showcases awesome customer service skills only thing I'd suggest is either make it free or remove the $4 dollar bottle of LFE water because they have pretty close stores in walking distance you can get water from because most the time people aren't traveling alone, not in the case but most the time I'm traveling with my family.

Mariott would not cancel my reservation after plans had changed and I called. Despite being a Mariott Rewards member, the staff at this location did not care and were overly non-chalant. They also could not even send me a receipt so I could submit in my expense report. I called back the day after the reservation and was told they could not email me a copy of the receipt. I was told a manager would call back and help out, which they did not. When I called back the following day, I was told all of the managers had already left for the day. When I explained the situation, Mike on their staff asked me if I just wanted to vent, or if he could resolve the issue. He could not.. When I said I just wanted a receipt emailed, obviously annoyed, Mike hung up on me! What a poor representation of Mariott. Never experienced such a rude staff that clearly does not represent this brand that you would expect much more from. It's okay to charge for a room based on late cancelation, but to be rude on top and incapable of sending a receipt, not okay.

Clean hotel,friendly staff, and great location - near shopping and restrauants. The standard room wasn't tiny and the bathroom was good sized as well. We had the view of the city and my daughter enjoyed the pool even though she said it was small - I did not see it myself. I did read that most of the hotels offer complimentary breakfast but this is one of the few hotels that make you pay. I did not actually see the spread of the breakfast buffet but I hear it's actually nice and worth the $10.00 that it costs. I'll have to experience it mself to tell ya what I honestly think... I didn't like that there was only 1 elevator inside the lobby and that after 10:00pm the doors are locked and the front desk has to let you in. I know it must be for safety but I can't help but feel like I'm in jail. Other than that I would stay here again....

The management at this hotel is the worst. They lost a package of mine when I specifically called and told them what to do with it. They then didn't do a thing to help me find it and get it back to me. The customer service and training is just not where it should be for a Marriott and I will not be staying here ever.

This hotel is horrible. It looks nicer than the others in St. George, but the walls are thin. Crying baby's in 3 different rooms keeping me up. People stomping around on floor above. I have Marriott Gold Elite status & they gave me a handicap room, which means they didn't save the room I reserved. I'm so disappointed that I'll likely switch to Hilton in future.

We stopped at Marriott's Town Place Suites and took a room thinking the Hotel would have full amenities like a restaurant. Wrong! So we were told that they have a restaurant bistro bar at their Marriott Court Yard next door. After walking over to the Courtyard by Marriott and sitting down at what appeared to be a bar, I sat there for some minutes waiting for one of the two people behind the bar to look in my direction. As one asked if I needed something I said that I would like a glass of wine having just driven through an ICE STORM. I was told "We don't open for 45 minutes" I asked if I could just have a glass of wine, to which their response was "No we don't serve any Wine until we're open and you have order food before ordering any Wine". MARRIOT, lest you forget, WE, your customers are not patronizing Marriott to run off YOUR schedule. YOU are in business to serve your patrons. Your staff could not have served a glass of wine before your bewitching hour of FIVE PM??? REALLY??!! And... WHAT is that NONSENSE about having to first order dinner to have a glass of wine??? We travel frequently now and use Marriott exclusively. Perhaps we need to rethink that. Hilton's keep imploring us to book with them. ONE more incident like this Marriott and you will lose our business along with Company's' bookings which I'm certain that you would be more concerned about.

Wonderful nights sleep! Wonderful breakfast! Recommend water bottles in room and more gluten-free options like no breading on breakfast potatoes. But over all Marriott facilities consist good experience!

One of the better Courtyards I've patronized in a good while. Very competent and friendly service, nice facilities, great jacuzzi. Deducted the usual one star for having no free coffee in the lobby. I will say this: in paying for the coffee at their 'bistro' I finally got a well-brewed, actually hot cup. Maybe the first one ever.

We stayed at this Marriott property last weekend. Not a single staff person, aside from housekeeping was wearing masks including the person preparing food in the restaurant. No Plexiglas @ the counter, 30+ people in the pool. The room was not clean--there were food wrappers under the sofa. Highly disappointing and scary in these times.

On September 5, 2015, I checked into the St. George Courtyard Marriott. I was in town from San Diego visiting my son who attends Dixie State University. I figured you can't possibly go wrong with a Courtyard, right?. Well, on the morning of Sunday, September 6, 2015, I noticed bite marks and welts on my right torso and left arm but, being unfamiliar with bed bugs, mistakenly assumed they were mosquito bites sustained while attending a football game the prior evening. I was there for three days and checked-out on Tuesday, September 8, 2015 Upon returning to San Diego, I continued to notice new welts and bite marks every morning and decided to consult a nurse practitioner, who surmised that the welts were most likely that of bed bugs, as mosquito bites would not produce the type of welts and characteristics exhibited. Upon receiving this information, I immediately contacted Nicole Pead, one of the managers at the hotel, to advise her they had bed bugs. She proceeded to berate me because I had not reported it sooner and that she "highly doubted that I got them during my stay." She was practically laughing over the phone. I just purchased a new mattress and bedroom set in July and never, ever have I dealt with any types of bites or welts until my stay at the St. George Courtyard. The bed bugs were confirmed by a pest control representative (although the infestation is considered mild at the moment), the cost to treat my apartment is $1,500. PLEASE, PLEASE DO NOT RISK TAKING BED BUGS HOME AND SEEK OTHER LODGMENT BESIDES THIS COURTYARD. It will be a very costly stay!

UPDATE: After writing Marriott Corporate I got an email from the GM apologizing saying the manager I talked about above couldn't find a working number and the ones on my profile were wrong. (I triple checked my profile and they are both my husbands and my numbers....all indeed working well. Crappy excuses and trying to make this our fault. UM...so after leaving my number with no less than three people AND the manager calling me on two separate occasions....he didn't have my number. Lame.) The GM had my points returned and also added 25000 extra points....which was great but I'd have gladly taken my money back...which still hasn't been returned. Kudos to him for being competent enough to respond and try to implement a solution......sad that he has such ridiculous slackers as staff members.We still will not be back.

A great 4 star place to stay in St George. Clean, comfy with a little stylish touch and a nice pool and hot tub. We were passing through St George on the way to a backpacking trip in Zion when we found a deal at the Courtyard by Marriott. And I have to say this is a very nice corporate living hotel. The bed was plush, the television was high def, and the cable was working. In the morning, they offered a warm breakfast and complimentary coffee on your way out the door. Thumbs up.

Stayed overnight on our way to Zion National Park. It has two swimming pool and two jacuzzi one outdoor and one indoor, laundry room (2 washers and 3 dryers $1.50 each and complimentary laundry detergent and bleach) and free Wi-Fi. It's close to Target, Ross, TJ Maxx and other stores and food places.

New and clean, this Courtyard has it all...including seemingly larger rooms. The only negative I could find was that both the indoor and outdoor pools were pretty small. In a town like St. George where it gets so hot, one would hope for a larger place to take a dip. The hotel is near to plenty of generica: The Olive Garden, Iggy's, Winger's, Golden Corral, Outback, Coldstone Creamery, Target, grocery stores, etc. It's where I will stay each time I am in St. George in the near future.

I agree with the previous reviewers. The only downside of this hotel is that the staff is a bit aloof. They weren't unfriendly, just not as super-chatty as most Utahns I've met. Got a room for $89+tax on Orbitz during Memorial Day weekend and tried to extend my stay for an extra night but they were fully booked. I learned that St. George hotels really book up quickly so get a room early!

Our stay at Marriot Courtyard was marvelous. The staff was friendly. The rooms were clean, comfortable and quiet. The pool was fun and clean; albeit a bit cool both indoor and out. The hot tub was very nice. There's a small, but adequate fitness room with various machines and free weights. The Bistro was open until 10 and very accommodating. The coffees (presented by Starbucks) were as good, possibly better than an actual Starbucks cafe. This is not always the case, this Courtyard's Bistro staff was fantastic both in the way of quality, friendliness, healthy options and cleanliness and presentation. I will definitely stay again if I end up in St. George. It's a cute town.

I had a dead battery on my truck and the guy at front desk moved his small suv around and gave me a jump start. Thats service!!!!!

This is the finest hotel in all of St. George land. When I come here for business which is every few months I stay here. Friendly true Marriott customer service. Love it Nice rooms Well remodeled Thank You.

Beautiful rooms! Beautiful lobby! Beautiful pool! Outstanding customer service. Wonderful cafe serving Starbucks. What an AWSOME Hotel! Totally impressed!! I'm an extremely picky person and there was nothing I could complain about in his place. Perfect location tons of shops and restaurants in the area. :)

The rooms were clean and the front desk staff was courteous. I really took exception to the bar. $10.50 for a glass of Estansia wine is fleecing your customers. I should have asked. The menu was blank on wine prices. Than you charge me 2 dollars for flat bread that I don't get because of a Utah law.

We always stay here when in town visiting family. It is always clean and has good service, free internet, and comfortable-enough beds. The outside pool is a bit small due to the hill and the sun is blocked except during the middle of the day due to the hill on east side and the hotel on west side. The only other negative is the cooling units in each room. If you sit in the chair by the window and cooler you are freezing while the rest of the room is comfortable.

Being as I am a top 50 guest of this hotel the treatment I have received during this stay is making me reconsider my lodging accommodations when I am in St. George monthly for business. I have a neighbor in another room calling to the front desk accusing me of smoking in my room next door and that he is highly allergic. With a simple phone call they asked me if I was smoking in my room I told them no. They then without notice or any conversation hit my card for $250 even after offering for them to come up and smell the room to see if I had been smoking in it. Terrible customer service and way to treat a regular guest who's never had a problem at any of the Marriotts I have stayed at!

Beautiful remodeling but the room was COLD. No sleep until 5:30 after a security guard came into the room to reset the thermostat. No more free coffee, tea, or hot chocolate in the lobby. Also, no longer offer breakfast Buffett now has a small bistro with over-priced, limited options.

The staff didn't uphold the reserved rate and actually doubled it. After online checkin.... considering my status as an elite Marriott rewards member, this was one of the most disappointing marriott from a service perspective.

Clean huge rooms. I stayed here for 2 days and I was very impressed. The only neg thing is that you have to pay for the continental breakfast and more for their buffet. lame.....

Ok. Overall this hotel was great. Nice room, nice layout, nice facilities. My only real complaint is the fact that you have to pay $10.00 for a breakfast service that is free at every other hotel I've been to. Apparently they have a made to order omlette service, but the chef was nowhere to be found to even be able to take advantage of it. Just the normal runny eggs, greasy bacon, and other standard breakfast items. I don't mind paying for something if it's worth paying for, but seeing as how this was a Marriott hotel, and there wasn't anything above what I'd get for free at just about any other hotel, this feels like a bit of a rip off.

I belong to an association that meets once a month here. It has always been an excellent meeting facility. The service is impeccable (other properties around here need to take notice). The food has always been first-rate, especially for banquet food. For the past couple months I have noticed the quality of the food has gone downhill. Not what you would expect from this place. The salad was tired and consisted of only lettuce with a few tomatoes thrown in. The chicken looked unappetizing and it was over cooked like it had been reheated. The asparagus was so over cooked that it was like the icky canned stuff. I would suggest to management that they insist on charging what they think is reasonable for a better quality meal and stick to their guns.

I stopped over here when driving from Colorado to Southern California. The bed was decent and the room was decent, but it wasn't very big. There really wasn't any view either. The pools were nice, but very loud. The fact that the pool closed at Eleven at night made it very hard to sleep with all of the noise. I'm glad I only stayed here a night because I wasn't to much of a fan.

By far, this is the nicest Marriott property in St. George. I've stayed at all three properties and stay here every time I'm in town. I've stayed here more than a dozen times. Rooms are always very clean. Pool is small, but clean and well taken care of. Exercise room is a bit small. Location is scenic and restaurants and amenities are plentiful and close.

This is my preferred stay in St George. Nice rooms, gym, pool, hot tub. But no complimentary breakfast. Availability fluctuates through the year. Call ahead.