Courtyard Philadelphia Valley Forge/King of Prussia

Nice hotel and good pool. we stay in here 2 nights the waiters is very kindly and friendly. My daughter like pool. We will stay in here if we back again.

Best hotel ever I had stayed.
I do stay in different cities both for pleasure and for business. This is the best hotel of all. The staff were very friendly and helped in everything including extra pillows late at night. The housekeeping did an excellent job.
The fitness center is 24 hours, even though small, had basic machines to keep you moving, the pool is nicely maintained and outdoor furniture is good enough to spend an evening.
Of all the hotels, I had stayed this is the best both in terms of efficiency of people working over there and in terms of property.

This Marriott Courtyard has the best customer service I’ve seen at other Marriott Courtyards and other chains. When checking in I asked if there I there were any gluten free options and the clerk said they would check for me. The next morning they were running to the store to make sure i had a good breakfast. I have never had a US hotel do this for me. As the other reviewer said the room and hall décor look outdated but it is consistent with the look of other Marriott Courtyards. However this one is much cleaner and cared for. If I come back this way, I will stay here again.

I contacted the hotel to ask if I could do an early check in. It turned out the hotel was sold out the night before so I couldn’t check in early. Okay, no big deal. When I did finally check in, I ended up getting a room on the terrace level, with a parking lot view. It sucked. But what sucked most was the bathroom situation. I am convinced the bathtub drain was clogged. It was disgusting. And for one night, I thought the price was pretty inflated. Physically, the hotel is situated in the middle of a bunch of corporate offices. It’s definitely isolated with no restaurants in the vicinity, minus the in-​house bistro.

The hotel itself is not bad, however, of your looking for a drink, stick with beer because they make the absolute weakest drinks … to the point where you can taste no alcohol. At $ 11 per drink, that’s criminal.

Really enjoyed my stay at the Courtyard Philadelphia Valley Forge/​King of Prussia this weekend. I went from an old, stuffy hotel in Atlantic City to this Courtyard, and the difference was more than noticeable. Air, bed, TV and common area quality was superb and I had a great night’s sleep. The location was perfect, less than a mile from a Wegman’s grocery store and a WalMart and immediately across I-​76 from the King of Prussia Mall. Very easy to find and very easy on/​off for the highway. Didn’t get to see the pool or the breakfast options, but with plentiful free parking and a quiet guestroom, who can ask for much more? Great job, Courtyard!

So, this hotel… it’s not outright awful as far as hotels go, but I sure hope what happened to my gang of travelers is unique and not commonplace.
At first when I arrived with my family I was actually really, really angry at this hotel: they had screwed up our reservation and then filled up so quickly that by the time we arrived, we could only get a room with one bed and a fold-​out couch. And so, we settled in for the night feeling very grouchy that not only did our reservation get messed up, but the hotel didn’t have the room available to fix the problem. Needless to say the family member on the couch did not sleep well — it was very uncomfortable. The single bed was not much better than the couch, either.
Now, I will give them this much: they seemed very apologetic for the mix-​up, and the manager personally came to check on us and give us our new room key the next day. Yes, the hotel staff did immediately move us to a room that vacated the next day — they even said they would take a little off of our bill for the inconvenience… but when we looked, they really only took off about $ 10 or $ 20 — which was nothing considering the price of the hotel. They really did only take a «little» off.
Its location is great, I’ll give you that, although I have to wonder if it was worth it given how little time my family and I actually spent in the King of Prussia Mall. The hotel does have a beautiful lobby complete with a little café, as well as a courtyard that you can go into and enjoy when the weather’s decent (it was a little chilly while I was here, though). Breakfast was… so so, I guess? Nothing too terrible but nothing exceptional, either; they had decent breakfast smoothies and standard breakfast sandwich options.
But considering how lovely the rooms are overall (I say overall because no hotel on the planet, or at least none that I’ve experienced, has comfy beds), you think they’d take the time to make sure the bathrooms were just as well maintained. Since I didn’t want to go downstairs and deal with screaming children after exhausting myself in Philly all day, I tried to take a nice hot bath in the tub — well that wasn’t happening! I couldn’t get the water to stop draining, despite having plugged and stopped the drain. Very disappointing.
I really don’t think I’d bother staying here again. It’s sad but there are cheaper hotels where I’ve experienced better accommodations, and honestly: when traveling, I’m barely in my hotel at all. No point in paying a heavy price for bad service, so-​so rooms and a couple perks I won’t get to enjoy while I’m out and about in Philadelphia.

I travel to the PA area quite a bit for work and this is one of the hotels I love to stay at. It’s one mile from King of Prussia mall which means there are tons of places to shop and eat. For healthy conscious business travelers, there is a Wegmans half less than half a mile down the road. I come here to stock up on fruit and water (there are mini fridges in every room).
The customer service is great, the rooms are clean and the beds are super comfy. They always have some nice freebies in the lobby (popcorn, cookies, etc etc). The treadmills in the gym are very modern and there is free wi-​fi.

Went here when the power went out and this place is great!
The only minus is the price but this place is top notch!
Clean, neat and modern are the adjectives I would use to describe this place.
The rooms are nicely kept, modern beds and tvs are nice. Free Wifi and a nice lobby make this a nice hotel if you need to stay in the area!
Breakfast was also nice in the lobby and a decent price considering it is in a hotel. Not bad at all!

I really liked lobby area. It was designed modern but cute. Café next to lobby offers variety of light snacks and breakfast. Not free but it’s not expensive.
Staffs at Front desk were very friendly and helpful. Free wifi in the lobby and room!
It was right next to highways and King of Prussia Mall. Within a mile, there are many restaurants and Trader Joe’s.
In the room, there is a mini-​fridge so you can put soda or fruit in case you don’t want to eat out.
Pool and whirpool were nice addition to a gym.
If I’m in this area again, I will definitely stay here again.

Great hotel only one step from an awesome mall– King of Prussia Mall. They have great front desk service, a good restaurant (when it is open), and a pretty decent gym for a hotel.
Free Wifi is a plus, and the lobby has an awesome lounge with three circular booths that have personal sized flat screen HDTVs with full Direct TV is the kicker! Yes, you heard me. You get more channels down there than in the rooms.
Great place to check out!

Pretty standard Courtyard. The last renovation was in 2006 or 2007. The lobby is very modern and nice. Staff is very kind.
The rooms are comfortable but a little dated, however, they are very clean so that is a plus. TV’s are extremely dated so don’t expect a nice flatscreen in your room.
If you need to do laundry, the soap is provided and you can get other laundry supplies like dryer sheets from the front desk. Plus it’s only a $ 1 to wash and $ 1 to dry.
Staff is extremely nice and accommodating. Make sure to tip housekeeping. They do a great job there.
They have a lot of chain restaurants around the area as there is a huge mall near the Courtyard. Didn’t really find a fab place to eat, unfortunately.
All in all, this Courtyard is nestled away and is pretty quiet. Had a nice stay:) I Pricelined our room and got it at $ 60 per night. Not so bad!

You feel like you got ripped. When you walk in, it’s surprisingly modern, clean and trendy. And that’s about where it stops, then you go back to your old Courtyard room as you have in any other 3 storied Courtyard that you’ve ever been to cuz your travel budget didn’t allow you to stay at a real Marriott.

I spent 5 nights at this hotel while on a business trip. The hotel is centrally located off the interstate, which is handy, and the King of Prussia mall is about 1 mile away.
As for the hotel, for the money ($ 199/​night) I expect more from a hotel, but I guess its the only hotel in the area so they can get away with charging that. The rooms are pretty small, they were renovated recently but the bathroom is still kind of dingy. I found the bed and sheets to be really uncomfortable, but I’m sort of like the Princess & the Pea so don’t take my word on that one.
After my first night I started looking in to booking a hotel in the city and just commuting out to work, for the same price there were tons of places downtown. I decided to stay out of plain laziness and a lack of interest in doing any sight-​seeing while I was in Philadelphia.
There is free (but slow) internet, the cable reception stunk while I was here — and the 27′ tube television make the room seem very out-​dated. The breakfast was great — eggs, bacon, oatmeal, bagels, etc — and the staff did a great job of making sure there was tons of food at all times in the a.m. So a later riser like me was still able to get hot, fresh food, even at 8:45.

I stayed here on business for about three days, and found it to be a pretty average Marriott. It was nice enough to warrant the Marriott name, but not spectacular as far as the chain goes.
Pros: They have a real pool (not a postage stamp sized hole with water) and hot tub, in-​room internet, serves breakfast, near a good Thai restaurant (Flavors, which I’ll review later) and a 24 hour Walmart if you forget stuff. The overall staff was pretty friendly, and I did get a mint on my pillow the first night, which was unexpected (hotel isn’t THAT nice).
Cons: Internet is not wireless, they ONLY serve breakfast, and it didn’t appear to have a ton of choices for the price.
As a note, I would like to give a shout out to the cleaning staff. This is by far possibly the cleanest room I have ever stayed in. Every single evening when I came into the room, it was just as clean as the day I checked in, and they took care of every minor detail. Seriously, tip the crap out of the housekeeping staff.