Courtyard by Marriott Boulder Longmont

BbouldergirlOnline researchMar 2026

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1) no block terms found on site 2) brand level reddit info says marriott hotels typically require signed group agreements with 90-95pct attrition 3) nothing longmont specific confirmed, so treat any number as unverified until sales confirms it

1) a guest left a 2 star review saying they were charged an extra $20 they weren't told about at checkout, worth double checking your folio if you're coordinating a block 2) staff are called 'pretty awesome' even in that same review 3) another guest said their short stay was 'well worth the money' so it's a mixed bag depending who you ask

Ii70skierOnline researchOct 2025

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nothing published on block rates. reddit says marriott brand hotels use signed attrition agreements, usually 90-95 percent, for group blocks. call the property for real terms.

Nate at the front desk gets called out by name in reviews, good personality, gives recommendations. No smart TV and breakfast not included, per the same review. A 2026 one star review says the hotel has declined under new management, citing inconsistent hot water and heating and inconsistent billing. Worth checking current reviews before booking a block.

NnuttynatOnline researchJul 2025

Didn't get a quote - block rate not posted anywhere

no site pricing, they just don't publish it, and nothing longmont specific on room blocks; the general word on reddit for marriott properties is a signed agreement w/ attrition around 90-95%, so you'd get the real numbers from their sales contact

found a sweet review from feb 2026 (not wedding related but still) where the front desk woman Christa got a family into an early room during a power outage when the wife and baby were sick, that's the kind of staff you want handling a chaotic wedding weekend tbh. 4.2 stars overall which is decent for the area.