Courtyard by Marriott Minneapolis Maple Grove/Arbor Lakes

I didn't stay in a guest room, but I attended a training session in the meeting room today from 9-4. The space was very nice with table covers and chairs. The breakfast and box lunches were nice and fresh tasting. The restrooms were also clean and the fruit water dispenser in the lobby was nice. The decor in the lobby and Bistro area was beautiful. Thank you for hosting us!

Location is great...near every restaurant and mall/shopping. Front desk Service is great. Rooms are fine. I didnt have an issue. Bed was clean. Room needs a little updating in the bathroom but its ok. The carpet wasn't cleaned so well but that's really expected at most hotels. Room has fridge. Room does have a weird smell but that could be from the nasty carpet. There was a note on the thermostat that it was out of order and to use the manual buttons located on the AC unit near the window. Walls are thin in the room. I could hear people doing the deed in the middle of the night, my coworker heart kids screaming one night and had to complain to front desk. The breakfast cafe is the Starbucks located on thr first floor lobby. I will say, its a low quality breakfast for a Marriot I've ever had. Highly disappointed. Nothing tasted fresh and it costs an arm and a leg. The coffee tastes bad even tho its Starbucks brand and highly expensive. The Starbucks front lady doesnt look friendly but I think she is (just looks like she has an attitude). We had $20 vouchers for breakfast and it was tough to stay under budget with 1 breakfast entree and 1 coffee. Thats sad. The bar is also expensive for drinks. One wine glass (Kenwood Pinot Noir) cost $18 with tax and all. Thats crazy cus it's not such an expensive bottle. They probably take advantage of the fact that there are a lot of companies that book these rooms for their employees and we have no choice but to eat and drink here. The space to drink near the bar was nice though, has a pool table, outdoor seating also available, fireplace.