Courtyard Anniston Oxford

The staff is very friendly and helpful. Restaurants are right across the street. The room is very clean and comfortable. We visited the pool and excercise room and both were well maintained.

First room they put us in was completely dirty. They had us switch . Second room seemed clean but when I got ready to get in bed there was a tissue with menstrual blood on it. I was sickened . -10000/10

Room size and furnishing and staff were fine. Our biggest complaints: 1. Noise. Hotel is RIGHT beside I-20, our room, 316 faced the freeway and we got high way noise all night long. 2. Most of the parking is down at one end of the hotel, not near the entrance, only two handicapped spots. Although we need a handicap spot had to walk from a distant spot. 3. No free breakfast and not even free coffee seemed, greedy by hotel, given the cost (more than $250). Would not stay here again.

Room a solid 'eh.' Beds some of the worst I've been on in a long time. A swayback horse had less of a droop compared to those mattresses. Hotel was found to be a little cleaner than others have experienced.

Staff was friendly, no free breakfast but the bar was cool. Lot of restaurants nearby too. Rooms were big and clean

All aspects of my stay have been phenomenal. From the absolute professionalism at the front reception to the cleanliness of my room in 125. Friendliness, accommodating & thoughtful suggestions. In the mornings, my favorite meals were the breakfast bowls and their coffee. Very well maintained nice surroundings. Personal items respected & very clean rooms.

Everything was great. Wonderful experience!!! Will use you all again!!

The receptionist was very polite and helpful in addressing the hotel’s unforced errors during my stay. My first room, which was actually quite nice, had a door that did not lock whatsoever. I could just push open the door as the key card never worked as evidenced with the flashing red light on the door lock. The receptionist came up to verify the faulty lock. This is something that would be hard to overlook by housekeeping. I was then moved to a room on the floor below because they weren’t able to fix the lock of my original room’s door. The second room was smaller, and had no operating exhaust fan. It was so damp that the wallpaper had to be re-glued to the bathroom wall and mildew was growing behind the bathroom artwork’s glass pane. When I experience moisture issues, I become concerned that so many other potential cleanliness issues exist, whether they do or don’t. It’s not becoming of a Marriott property, and I am beginning to wonder what this Titanium status that I’ve been “awarded” actually means.

So I just paid $270 for one (admittedly Saturday) night at the Courtyard by Marriott in Oxford, Alabama. It may just be this room but it’s small and weirdly configured, not enough space for a $270 room. The bathroom is a little off, the toilet takes 5 minutes for the tank to fill (and does so in bursts, making it seem like a malfunction). Shower design is very easy to get water on the floor and very hard not to. The shower handle was a little flaky, too. There is a little sculpture thing that’s kind of fancy but insufficient surface space, hard to find places to put things. No built in USB chargers that I could see. The key-writer was broken up front and they had to go do the keys somewhere else. Every time I went to the front desk I had to wait for someone to show up. The are where they sell drinks and snacks (there are no vending machines) was woefully understocked. The up and down on the thermostat are backwards from most thermostats and the arrows were rubbed off. We also needed an extra pillow, and they didn’t have any. A hotel without extra pillows. In general, the hotel itself and the room we were in (and apparently others) are in need of general maintenance, and possibly some updating? Anyway, I just paid more for this room than I paid (corporate rate) for a nicer room in Walt Disney World (the Dolphin) also owned by Marriott. This place can’t hold a candle to the Dolphin. It is not remotely worth $270. It might be worth $170 or maybe $200 because the clear tendency of the surrounded hotels to be booked . . . But $270? Well, I paid it for the underwhelming and un-maintained accommodations. But come on, Marriott. You can do better for the money. Would not recommend to anyone unless they really had no other choice.